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@mysticmedivh: I'd eat one! (As long as it's reared in captivity...)

It's both uplifting and so worrying when an extinct species is rediscovered, yes it's back, but only for how long?

I'm now filled with images of backflipping spiders against the backdrop of an African sunset...beautiful, ain't it?

It is a rather noble looking thing, kinda saddens me that the endangered creatures on this list (and many others) are so often ignored.

@impurestcheese: And this is what I get for skimming...

Do not underestimate the shapes slugs come in, I know that now.

Another happy first year! Feels like ages since I read your first article.

Ahh...caterpillars, I remember when I was younger a classmate kept swallowtail caterpillars, always perturbed him about them...

I've always liked larger 'versions' of stereotypically small animals.

Interesting how a not-so-well-known animal can have so many stories surrounding it( though two may be exaggerating.

Great article that highlights the bias against one of my favorite animal groups, though I believe I've heard of non-villainous naga in folklore.