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You must be a joy to be around in art museums.

Which one?

And a tiny barber :skully

I absolutely forgot I had a previous favourite rove beetle species! I even proclaimed it as such "officially" to many friends :catshivers Hey Emus hirtus... Long time no see! He does not bite... humans.

Spank me harder son.

I'm glad you don't fully realise the extend of your duties as my number two yet.

I'm pretty sure you're not really a degenerate :booh Get in mah pants!

I just got who you were...

Reminds me I can't best you when it comes to casual shock joke tactics.

I like my bugs all soft, pale and slimey-looking. Like my dick.

That's a happy man right there.

Now everyone will think the placing equals some subconscious ranking on my part :catcry I do find you interesting though despite still not knowing who you were in the Old World™ but whoever takes time to read/listen to my bug "nonsense" has a special place in my heart :catplacent Also I'm pretty sure you fall into my "anomalous shadow people I'll never truly get to know well enough" label together with Worm Juice and I guess Odd... Idk Odd is a dick and possibly a tomato pretending to be an apple.

The gang as is tradition now. @jane @Disquiet @Kaigainiki @Nep Nep @Odd @Some Schlub @Trinity @Ral @Worm Juice

Rove beetles (Staphylinidae) are arguably the peak of insect morphology and sheer success when looking at their diversity and range of habitats! They combine the most successful traits found in many different insect species, from the iconic elytra of beetles (which they are despite their...