Strange backyard discovery

Mark Harris said:
yeah, the mantis's on Japanese Bug Fights are always to be taken seriously:

http://www.japanesebugfights.com/

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Round the 14th was, something. Peoples hobbies. Sheesh.

Glad I'm not a bug. That mantice kicked some butt though. The beetle looked a bit sleepy. I think it was a mismatch.

I am having a hard time imagining what it would take me to get motivated enough to pull out a video camera, get 2 bugs together and watch them fight to the death. Geez. And I thought my life was boring? lol.
 
Raptor365 said:
Round the 14th was, something. Peoples hobbies. Sheesh.

Glad I'm not a bug. That mantice kicked some butt though. The beetle looked a bit sleepy. I think it was a mismatch.

I am having a hard time imagining what it would take me to get motivated enough to pull out a video camera, get 2 bugs together and watch them fight to the death. Geez. And I thought my life was boring? lol.
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In my defense, Timur sent me that link :)
 
Raptor365 said:
Round the 14th was, something. Peoples hobbies. Sheesh.

Glad I'm not a bug. That mantice kicked some butt though. The beetle looked a bit sleepy. I think it was a mismatch.

I am having a hard time imagining what it would take me to get motivated enough to pull out a video camera, get 2 bugs together and watch them fight to the death. Geez. And I thought my life was boring? lol.
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Well, I have Hi-8 footage from college of a Mantis in a microwave, and the aftermath of it being on for 3 seconds.

Long Story Short: Mantis' aren't as resilient as Pop-tarts.
 
Hawk Teflon said:
Well, I have Hi-8 footage from college of a Mantis in a microwave, and the aftermath of it being on for 3 seconds.

Long Story Short: Mantis' aren't as resilient as Pop-tarts.
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I did similar things in my wild youth, I regret it now though and my conscious is troubled.
 
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