@jacethechicken mayonnaise is fantastic. Stop this anti-mayo agenda now! Mustard and Mayo forever!
@jacethechicken :( Now I am excluded. :(
Tails 3.16 released.
Better late than never.
https://tails.boum.org/
@jacethechicken it's nice to know people have cared about you from more or less day one. :)
@realcaseyrollins .. What, like Batwing?
@root home made ginger beer? Sign me right the heck up.
Lets help Hong Kongers defend their homes!
#FreeHongKong #HongKong 🇭🇰 🇹🇼
@Surasanji well what interests me is the idea of using a living body as a sort of honey comb.. a living granary of sorts.. i mean it makes sense thir bodies probably produce chemicals that prserve it which is a lot easier than something external.
@freemo Most 'developed' ants have social stomachs where they share food throughout the colony- the honeypot ants just take it a step further.
There are also the Messor species which keep literal granaries due to being more primitive and lacking the social stomach. They make 'ant bread' from seeds to share through the colony- which is really cool, thinking about how those ants keep food for the winter in literal granaries.
@Surasanji They really are, thos ehoney pot ants still have my mind blown :)
@freemo Yeah! It's a very neat thing- how ants feed one another is another one of those 'wow factor' things for me.
@Surasanji Me and you have had ants ont he brain lately it seems.
@freemo They're just really, really interesting to me. This sort of "communal organism" is really very cool. No ant survives on it's own, it needs the colony as a whole.
It's a very interesting study in survival method, and it's absolutely been effective for the ants.
But, yeah. I want to get into #antkeeping specifically because I'm wondering if by observing ants I might realize something about myself and human interaction.
@realcaseyrollins I've got the vision of a particularly sharp-eyed mole, so I feel this.
@realcaseyrollins Good morning!
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