Bug without head: Oh, great. There goes THAT exemption. Thanks a lot, honey. Bug on right: BURP!
She claimed it herself.
If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you …Oh well, maybe not.
I think she ate his head. The burp just might be a clue.
Taking head; it’s the opposite of….well you know.
Oooh, I hate when that happens.
It actually is pretty rare in the wild. It’s just common in captivity, where the male can’t get away as easy.
Actually, you can still claim an exemption in the year you died …
@Bobarion, my thought exactly. The only two things you can’t evade forever.
I had a grd level entomology class a few years ago, the prof told us that male Mantids don’t usually “complete their task of copulating” if his head is still attached, so female mantids know to eat the heads of their mates.
Talking without a head is as weird as it gets.
Linux0s over 8 years ago
She claimed it herself.
jreckard over 8 years ago
If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you …Oh well, maybe not.
sunnysrteet27 over 8 years ago
I think she ate his head. The burp just might be a clue.
J Short over 8 years ago
Taking head; it’s the opposite of….well you know.
UpaCoCoCreek Premium Member over 8 years ago
Oooh, I hate when that happens.
toahero over 8 years ago
It actually is pretty rare in the wild. It’s just common in captivity, where the male can’t get away as easy.
gmu328 over 8 years ago
Actually, you can still claim an exemption in the year you died …
david_reaves Premium Member over 8 years ago
@Bobarion, my thought exactly. The only two things you can’t evade forever.
rnmontgomery52 over 8 years ago
I had a grd level entomology class a few years ago, the prof told us that male Mantids don’t usually “complete their task of copulating” if his head is still attached, so female mantids know to eat the heads of their mates.
Stephen Gilberg over 8 years ago
Talking without a head is as weird as it gets.