Life of Insects Attenborough: Life in the Undergrowth BBC Earth
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Date: 2020-08-24
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Comments and reviews: 4
David
These smartass insect kids. I wish my kids could be so smart and survive on their own. you know. after being squeezed out of their mother's womb, they crawl to the street and wait till someone pick them up.
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These smartass insect kids. I wish my kids could be so smart and survive on their own. you know. after being squeezed out of their mother's womb, they crawl to the street and wait till someone pick them up.
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predator
So they are just a bunch of dirty f#! ng scavengers burn them! Burn them all until they are crisp then eat them dont you dars harm the only nice bug da little bee
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So they are just a bunch of dirty f#! ng scavengers burn them! Burn them all until they are crisp then eat them dont you dars harm the only nice bug da little bee
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donkeykonghero
What bother me is how is this happened by chance (as according to the theory of evolution) since it is so remotely possible.
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What bother me is how is this happened by chance (as according to the theory of evolution) since it is so remotely possible.
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Bolshoi
It's so fascinating to see these young insects knew exactly what to do to survive eventhough there is no one there to teach them.
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It's so fascinating to see these young insects knew exactly what to do to survive eventhough there is no one there to teach them.
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