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Hey Pandas, What Is This Thing? Help Other Pandas Identify Random Items In The Comments
Sometimes your biology knowledge or google just isn't enough. Do you have a picture with no idea what the thing in it is? Let's hope someone does.
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#1
Ok, What Kind Of Owl Is This Because I'm Curious.
Final score:
29points
#2
Taken In July This Year, Riverside Path, Central-Eastern Europe. 😮
Final score:
22points
Whippet With A Cheeseburger 2 years ago
That is a robber fly. We have lots of them around, and they’re usually good pest control. They can deliver a pretty painful bite, though, as I learned the hard way when trying to catch one.
#3
These Wild Flowers In California USA, Just Off Highway 1
Final score:
22points
#4
Taken In July Of This Year, Embankment By The River, On Milkweed, Central-Eastern Europe
Final score:
20points
#5
This Huge Flower Only Blossoms Once Every Decade. I Know What It Is, But Do You?
Final score:
18points
1.21Gigawatts?! 2 years ago
Corpse Flower from the smell of rotting flesh instead of a nice scent. Scientific name: Titan Arum
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#6
Can Anyone Identify This Plant That Looks Like Flames?
Final score:
18points
Kallen Kneeland 2 years ago
Lotus maculatus, also known as "Parrot Beak", from Canary Islands https://www.indefenseofplants.com/blog/2019/6/17/can-cultivation-save-the-canary-island-lotuses
#7
Bought A Chili Sapling On Discount That Was Said To Be A Chayenne. It's Not
Final score:
17points
#8
Heavy Metal, Handle? Found In Yard, USA.
Final score:
13points
#9
This Huge Beetle Slept There All Day And Moved On That Night...
Final score:
13points
#10
Many Small Bugs In A Maple Leaf. Look Closely And You Can See The Individuals. They Lose The White Fluff After They Land. The Leaf Fell Off Tbe Tree Prematurely. They Are Not Mealworms, But I Have Not Been Able To Id Them.
Final score:
12points
Ohio Turkey 2 years ago
Looks like you've got a colony of woolly alder aphids. https://uwm.edu/field-station/woolly-alder-aphid/
#11
Here's Another Pic Of My Alien Bug.
Final score:
12points
Courtney Sanders 2 years ago
I'm curious myself, I've never seen one like this! We have little white puffball looking ones but they're more round and fluffy.
#12
Mushrooms In My Potted Plant, And Two Insects From A Hike. Any Clues?
Final score:
11points
#13
Wtf Is This Beauty?
Final score:
11points
Whippet With A Cheeseburger 2 years ago
That’s definitely a cherry millipede. They secrete cyanide, and I’d recommend leaving them alone because they smell REVOLTING when disturbed.
#14
Obviously A Rock, Unlikely Something Genuine, Maybe A Scout Project? But What Did They Try To Make? (Found In Sweden)
Final score:
11points
#15
Shrooms
Final score:
10points
Rannveig Ess 2 years ago
If this was store bought potting soil, be happy you have mushrooms. This means the soil is healthy and rich. I have been surprized at little clusters of light brown mushrooms in a huge Mother In Law's toungue plant I have. I freaked out because it is right next to my bed and I thought GREAT! I'm going to die of inhaling Alien Spores From Hell and they name a wasting disease after me. But..am told, mushrooms growing mean your plants is very happy and they are good for the soil. I wouldn't recommend eating them, ever. You don't know what they are and you're watering the plant with tap water. There is stuff in the perlite and soil and fertilzer. Just, no. Enjoy the extra bonus Life and let it do its thing.
#16
Sorry, Ladt Pic Was Just The Fluff After It Was List. This Pic Has The Separated Fluff, And The Bug On The Stick. I Have A Video Of A Single One Crawling, But No Idea How To Publish A Video.
Final score:
8points
#17
What Kind Of Moth Is This? Its Butt Curves Up Some
Final score:
7points
Tisha Breaux 2 years ago
Sphinx moth, they are pretty common in Louisiana for sure. I love those guys
#18
What Kind Of Flower Is This? Found It In My Great-Aunt's Garden
Final score:
1point
#19
Help! I Need To Know What This Plant Is! Is It Dangerous??
Final score:
1point
Therese Ernholdt 2 years ago
”Pilea peperomioides" or "Chinese money plant" Classified as pet-safe were I live so not considered dangerous
#20
I Found This While Snorkeling In Maui. The Writing Says Hear Wo But I’m Pretty Sure It Use To Say More
Final score:
1point
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