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Delphinus

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5. OK,

Reply to appalachiablue (Original post)

Wed Oct 28, 2020, 09:42 PM

Oct 2020

I really do understand *WHY* they need to do this, but it seems wrong to just go in a kill the whole lot of them (except for those saved for research). I'm weird, right?

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Scientists Remove 98 'Murder Hornets' In Washington State [View all] appalachiablue Oct 2020 OP

Well Done! Sherman A1 Oct 2020 #1

WOW, those things are huge. KS Toronado Oct 2020 #2

Damn things would make a good sports mascot Yeehah Oct 2020 #3

I got 98 problems seltzerwater Oct 2020 #4

OK, Delphinus Oct 2020 #5

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