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Sticky. Stretchy. Waterproof. The Amazing Underwater Tape of the Caddisfly

Sticky. Stretchy. Waterproof. The Amazing Underwater Tape of the Caddisfly

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What do you do if you are a tiny caddisfly larva growing up in a torrent of water and debris? Simple. You build a shelter out of carefully selected pebbles and some homespun waterproof tape
Date: 2023-11-16

Comments and reviews: 20


I remember seeing somewhere that there are people putting these insects in artificial environment with little rocks of gold or gems instead of the little rocks these insects make their repair. The insects make their things and these people sell the repair those insects have created as jewellery especially earrings. I hope that doesnt damages the animal.
(Sorry for my eng)

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We should get into stem cell research, as well as gene manipulation, So that we can create goats that can weave us these chemical compounds. This could be used to improve our bodies regeneration rate perhaps by altering how the body heals via gene modding
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I've seen these really recently! I wore some swimming goggles to the river and while I was looking at the crawdads and fish, I saw some of their shells, and eventually, a few of themselves, dragging themselves along!
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A bug that likes rocks as much as a geologist. His home is colorful and solid looking.
The possible application for humans is revolutionary! No more screws in people's arms and legs would be wonderful.

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Can it bite or pinch me in any ways? I like to manipulate insects when I can, but sometimes accidents may happens even when it's not intentional, like spike legged insects hurting my hand in surprise
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When I found my first caddisfly larvae as a kid, I was so enamored by the casing. and then the larva began to crawl out and it looked straight out of an alien film! XD
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Ive lived on this planet for almost 70 years and still get blown away by stuff like this. I had never even heard of a caddisfly. Nature is truly so amazing.
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I have been wondering what these are for so long. I thought they were some kind of hermit crab because I find them in creeks that empty out at the beach.
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Evolution. CREATION! everything in life makes so much sense. It needs an intelligence to produce and create something intelligent, like the Caddishly!
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When in time did this insect figure out to make shelter/ armor in this manor. And the fact that it's been pre programmed in all of them is amazing.
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I still don't understand why you guys think it's evolution. This is almost primate level cognition, putting rocks together like a puzzle.
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> artificial lures mimic them with painstaking detail
> lure doesn't even remotely resemble an actual living insect, much less an caddis fly

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Insects are next to rule and may be the final rules of what's left of planet earth. Insects are more impressive than any animal species.
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artificial lures mimic them in painstaking detail
shows a little feathery thing that looks absolutely nothing like the caddisfly.

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Why does the larvae stage of most winged insects seem to be smarter/ more conscious? This is something I've always wondered about.
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How awesome is this little bug to have waterproof super glue built into its DNA! how cool would it be if we had that superpower!
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finally now i know what these are! I always see them when i sit in the rivers near me, never knew what they were called
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people painstakingly mimic the adults and to prove it, here's the sorriest looking elk-hair caddis you've ever seen.
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something humans can learn from these incredible inhabitants on planet earth, im stunned with the video>>
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Found one of these in a stream that lead to a waterfall, had no idea what he was, but he looked cool.
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