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It's not weird for some species to incorporate toxins from their diet as defenses: poison dart frogs, monarch butterflies, sea slugs, etc

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  • wendinoakland@beige.partyW wendinoakland@beige.party

    @benroyce Mostly. Then there’s cactus. And the plants with urushiol. There are some we can work with, but they’re metal af.

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    @wendinoakland

    well we looked at cactus with its hardcore intent to cause pain and said

    "pretty"

    but you're right about poison ivy, fuck that plant 😂

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    • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

      @wendinoakland

      well we looked at cactus with its hardcore intent to cause pain and said

      "pretty"

      but you're right about poison ivy, fuck that plant 😂

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      @benroyce Poison oak is the feisty bitch here. Loves to grow right in along with the blackberries.

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      • wendinoakland@beige.partyW wendinoakland@beige.party

        @benroyce Poison oak is the feisty bitch here. Loves to grow right in along with the blackberries.

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        @wendinoakland @benroyce

        Can't live with it. Can't set it on fire.

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        • bluedot@left-bank.netB bluedot@left-bank.net

          @wendinoakland @benroyce

          Can't live with it. Can't set it on fire.

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          @BlueDot @wendinoakland

          it hates us. can't blame it for that. but we can hate it back!

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          • bluedot@left-bank.netB bluedot@left-bank.net

            @wendinoakland @benroyce

            Can't live with it. Can't set it on fire.

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            @BlueDot @benroyce I’d rather live a shorter, happier life with the things I enjoy, than live forever missing everything.

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            • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

              It's not weird for some species to incorporate toxins from their diet as defenses: poison dart frogs, monarch butterflies, sea slugs, etc

              But let's get weird and circuitous with it

              #Nicotine was developed by plants to kill insects. As a quirk of #neurochemistry, humans use it addictively, so cigarette butts are everywhere

              Birds have figured out they can use them in their nests to repel insect parasites

              The original intention of nicotine

              Weird!

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              #Science #Ecology

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              @benroyce this stuff always has fascinated me! Also extra tidbit… did you know that hedgehogs 🦔 have learned this too!!! They will take cigarettes, chew them up a bit, then spread their nicotine filled saliva over their bodies 😹
              (They also do this with creosote) https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00zd354

              And don’t forget about the crows that bathe in formic acid from spitting ants! 😹

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              • wendinoakland@beige.partyW wendinoakland@beige.party

                @benroyce Poison oak is the feisty bitch here. Loves to grow right in along with the blackberries.

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                @wendinoakland @benroyce
                Almost no poison oak in the hills and streams is on my top five for moving to western Washington from the Bay Area.

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                • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                  It's not weird for some species to incorporate toxins from their diet as defenses: poison dart frogs, monarch butterflies, sea slugs, etc

                  But let's get weird and circuitous with it

                  #Nicotine was developed by plants to kill insects. As a quirk of #neurochemistry, humans use it addictively, so cigarette butts are everywhere

                  Birds have figured out they can use them in their nests to repel insect parasites

                  The original intention of nicotine

                  Weird!

                  Link Preview Image
                  ScienceDirect

                  favicon

                  (www.sciencedirect.com)

                  #Science #Ecology

                  kshernandez@me.dmK This user is from outside of this forum
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                  @benroyce Look at nature continuing to teach humans the right way to live.

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                  • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                    It's not weird for some species to incorporate toxins from their diet as defenses: poison dart frogs, monarch butterflies, sea slugs, etc

                    But let's get weird and circuitous with it

                    #Nicotine was developed by plants to kill insects. As a quirk of #neurochemistry, humans use it addictively, so cigarette butts are everywhere

                    Birds have figured out they can use them in their nests to repel insect parasites

                    The original intention of nicotine

                    Weird!

                    Link Preview Image
                    ScienceDirect

                    favicon

                    (www.sciencedirect.com)

                    #Science #Ecology

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                    @benroyce will it work on politicians?

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                    • oldfartrant@mstdn.caO oldfartrant@mstdn.ca

                      @benroyce will it work on politicians?

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                      @Oldfartrant

                      unfortunately MAGA likes nicotine chews. so you might attract them

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                      • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                        @Oldfartrant

                        unfortunately MAGA likes nicotine chews. so you might attract them

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                        @benroyce so you can attract Trump supporters with poison. No wonder the country is fucked.

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                        • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                          It's not weird for some species to incorporate toxins from their diet as defenses: poison dart frogs, monarch butterflies, sea slugs, etc

                          But let's get weird and circuitous with it

                          #Nicotine was developed by plants to kill insects. As a quirk of #neurochemistry, humans use it addictively, so cigarette butts are everywhere

                          Birds have figured out they can use them in their nests to repel insect parasites

                          The original intention of nicotine

                          Weird!

                          Link Preview Image
                          ScienceDirect

                          favicon

                          (www.sciencedirect.com)

                          #Science #Ecology

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                          @benroyce I first read: poison dog farts 😂😂😂

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                          • greensoulbuddy@mastodon.socialG greensoulbuddy@mastodon.social

                            @benroyce I first read: poison dog farts 😂😂😂

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                            @greensoulbuddy

                            poison dart frogs aren't real. they are a dungeons and dragons monster. if you touch one you get hit with the magic spell "poison dog fart" for 2d12 damage

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                            • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                              @greensoulbuddy

                              poison dart frogs aren't real. they are a dungeons and dragons monster. if you touch one you get hit with the magic spell "poison dog fart" for 2d12 damage

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                              @benroyce 😂

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                              • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                                It's not weird for some species to incorporate toxins from their diet as defenses: poison dart frogs, monarch butterflies, sea slugs, etc

                                But let's get weird and circuitous with it

                                #Nicotine was developed by plants to kill insects. As a quirk of #neurochemistry, humans use it addictively, so cigarette butts are everywhere

                                Birds have figured out they can use them in their nests to repel insect parasites

                                The original intention of nicotine

                                Weird!

                                Link Preview Image
                                ScienceDirect

                                favicon

                                (www.sciencedirect.com)

                                #Science #Ecology

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                                @serebit One for you?

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