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  • hsdkfr734r@feddit.nl
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    That guy may even choose his house. : )

    hermit crab

    Hermit crabs … have adapted to occupy empty scavenged mollusc shells to protect their fragile exoskeletons.

    • nossaquesapao@lemmy.eco.br
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      But unfortunately, the ocean housing market has been facing a crisis, and a lot of them are finding themselves having to live in plastic waste.

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        Is using plastic waste necessarily disadvantageous to them? Maybe they choose to us some plastic containers over mollusc shells? (Serious question)

        • nossaquesapao@lemmy.eco.br
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          From what I’ve read, they often get trapped in human-made containers and die. The containers are also often less resistant and durable. However, it seems to be still unclear why they do that, if purely by lack of proper shells, or if they see some advantage in some containers.

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            Oh, that does indeed sound bad :( Thanks for the answer!

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      He’s got bonus legs! Quadrupedalism is for suckers.

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      And he has many legs

    • spankinspinach@sh.itjust.works
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      Unlike humans, who are notoriously limited in their housing choices by an evolutionary disadvantage known generally as, “the market.”

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    It seems legs are not the defining feature when it comes to housing.

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    Now, turn it 45 degrees and put a different colored square behind each one

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      Communism is when no leg, no house

      • BarrelAgedBoredom@lemm.ee
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        Anarchist gang calls dibs on legs and house

    • smock9@lemm.ee
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      Or overlapping circles

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    Turtles: The Pinnacle of Evolution.

    Waiting on the inevitable “wait til you hear about crabs” response 😁

    • ☂️-@lemmy.ml
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      deleted by creator

  • Artyom@lemm.ee
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    Where Saddam Hussein? He has house and legs, both can be seen in the only picture of Saddam Hussein.

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    Babe, wake up! New political compass just dropped!

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    Missed opportunity for a sweet Venn diagram.

    • Tom Violence@lemm.ee
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      I object! A truth table would be a much superior representation.

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        Love me some AND gates

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    Does it bother anybody else that the snail’s label is backwards? It should be no legs, house.

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      I guess, they swapped it, because people might misread it as both ‘legs’ and ‘house’ being negated…

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    me on the left

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    It’s missing the popular, aquatic category of Crab models.

    ✅ Legs ✅ House ✅ Fully/Semi Aquatic

    Then again at that point you’d need to break it down by species…

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