>if you actually look into non slop sources they are usually extremely hard to catch as they are like 5x more sensitive to danger than the most sensitive thing you can think of. they are so hard to catch that its pricey to do it ourselves
>can travel at ridiculous speeds, can communicate with their swarm on mass thinking together like a giant organism
>can even shed their entire body and have their group shed instantly to get away from predators like a lizard
Trust when I say that even some of the most mundane seeming animals are only mundane because they are seen as common and people only know the less interesting things about them because thats what makes them popular.
Krill are so innocuous and foundational I was surprised to find out they didn't exist until the Cretaceous.
How did the oceans even function before krill?
>>5071170
Its insane to me that a lot of our grasses and grassland is so relatively recent heck dinosaurs and shit had their shit together before grass did.
>>5071253
Man, I used to love Rddit, don't remind me. Im ashamed to say I actually started going there again recently but only stuck to 3 niche subs, I don't browse. For some aspects it's just unbeatable
>>5071260
Tbdesu, ddit used to be almost alright in the 2010s and earlier, now it's slop central. Still better than ai overview, but the website gives my machine worse AIDS than Indian prawn sites with all the spam, scripting and ads.
