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These things are all over the place in Virginia. Curious as to what it is. Human hand (mine) for scale.
Sep 18, 2024 9:14 PM
sevenfingerman
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These things are all over the place in Virginia. Curious as to what it is. Human hand (mine) for scale.
AGiantSlor
theskirrid
Beetle larva, probably some Dorcas sp.
kurastwolf
Poured concrete, with a spacer to avoid cracking when it shrinks and expands with heat and cold.
BenderRodriguz1010
kylepayton1360
Fish bait
RigoryMorty
Hard to say, but I'd bet on green june beetle larvae.
skipweasel
First guess would be a leatherjacket - the grub of the crane fly.
rchcopper
Don't think cranefly have jaws like this.
YourGalMaple
Seems correct. Especially if op dug them up.
Polymathena
Japanese beetle larva maybe. I just called them gnarlybugs
ZombeyHepburn
Had one making its way downtown when I went to work this AM.
LariCheltsy
fnoigy
Beetle larva. Eastern Hercules?
Interleaver11111111
A left hand?
JohnWickdidnothingwrong
Aardvark.
BleachItsWhatsForDinner
I'd say it's a human hand, but you've already identified that.
Jorgesomedaymark2
Silkworm?
lamagra22
That's Steve; he's doing important work.
HumanFromPlanetEarth
How does it taste?
Makerofthingsmasherofstuff
They are delicious when deep fried and dipped in chocolate. I gave a box of them to my ex and she loved them until I told her what they were. I miss her.
itdweeb
Slimy yet satisfying.
rchcopper
Beetle grub of some sort.
rchcopper
Could be a June beetle
rchcopper
(I say that because of the crawling on it's back thing)
rchcopper
But I'm in the UK, so what the fuck do I know...
ItTookMeAGoodWhileToComeUpWithAUsername
Grab the grub!
rchcopper
What you do in the privacy of your own home is your own business...
ItTookMeAGoodWhileToComeUpWithAUsername