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I have one question...can we do this with fire ants?
by beauzero 8y ago
I have one question...can we do this with fire ants?
- aero142 8y agoAs annoying as fire ants are, invasive aquatic species like Zebra Mussels are having a frightening impact in the United States. If we can remove them using a similar technique, that would be amazing.
- annamargot 8y ago...and ticks
- felipemnoa 8y agoDon't forget about bed bugs.
- dublidu 8y agoand fleas
- FuckOffNeemo 8y agoAnd fucking cane toads. Edit: as in the Australian, introduced pest.
- zavi 8y agoPoison oak please.
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- scythe 8y agoAnts actually serve a purpose in the ecosystem. Mosquitoes are unique in that many ecologists believe mosquito eradication would not adversely affect other species.
- senorjazz 8y agoDragon flies love to eat them.
- thaumasiotes 8y agoHumans love to eat wheat, but we wouldn't starve if all the wheat was gone.
- retbull 8y agoAwe :( no more good bread
- HillaryBriss 8y agosomeone would no doubt start a company called Beyond Bread to make artificial bread from beef
- mr_toad 8y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rye_bread https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rye_bread
- soperj 8y agoMost rye bread you get would be a mix of rye flour with wheat flour, and it's mostly wheat flour.
- chopin 8y agoThe rye breads I make regularly contain 2/3 rye flour and 1/3 wheat flour. This is a "mixed" bread, a real rye bread would contain even less wheat flour. A pure rye bread would be more difficult to bake as it binds water differently but I think its doable. It might not be as tasty but you wouldn't starve in front of it.
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