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insane. all of this is so cool to read about. wdym male flies prefer fungus-infected female corpses over living, healthy females? because the fungus growing inside them makes them bigger, as if they had more eggs and were more fertile than other females? and the fungus releases pheromones to attract mates, so it can infect them too. and this isn’t even the zombie part! I’ve never loved fungus this much before
— May 31, 2026 07:57PM
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and now a cicada fungus makes the infected cicadas copy male AND female mating habits to try and infect both sexes, clicking like females and singing with their tymbals like men.
— Jun 01, 2026 06:32AM
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— May 31, 2026 08:35PM
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— May 30, 2026 08:24AM
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I feel educated
— May 28, 2026 08:50PM
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— May 28, 2026 08:20PM
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