Corona Time
Billy_Snagg said:Oh, we usually just row with each other all night! You are not interrupting at all - you must never feel that you are. I hope you find the answers to all your questions here on DUP. We are some of the finest people you are ever likely to meet & I wasn't even talking about myself there! Welcome. How can we help? 
for a while i thought i was
Anyways i'm glad i'm not.
[How can we help?]
I'm just hoping i could be shown how things are done here.
for a while i thought i was
Anyways i'm glad i'm not.
[How can we help?]
I'm just hoping i could be shown how things are done here.
Dear Write Soul 1, you can express yourself in any way you wish. I have read your profile & realise you have a lot to say. I think I can speak for us all in that we very much look forward to reading your take on everything this World has ever thrown at you.
A post by the person who took the original pic of the Japanese Hornets
Here is an updated pic of the infamous Japanese hornet queens. They're about 5.5cm in length. Remember, I HAVE SMALL HANDS.
Just to recap, there was ONE single nest found on Vancouver Island in September of 2019 and has since then been destroyed. They have not established themselves in North America since. The larvae feed on insect flesh, the adults sip nectar and the nutritious saliva of their brood. THEY ARE NOT MURDERERS. They do not have a taste for human flesh. Let's put a stop to this misinformation, NOW!
Just a side note: Honeybees are NOT endangered, NATIVE bees are! Honeybees are invasive in the western world and compete with native bees for nectar and pollen. The Asian honeybees have evolved a defensive technique against the Japanese hornet, known as thermo-balling. They engulf the scout hornet and vibrate their bodies at a collective temperature to a lethal level, essentially "cooking" the hornet alive.
Here is the original post of my photo on Flickr.
https://flic.kr/p/avCPeE
My photo also appeared on snopes and they gave me credit!
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/murder-hornets-photo/
#MurderHornets #THEYARENOTMURDEROUS #JapaneseHornets #Queens #MySpecimens #Hornets #Wasps
Here is an updated pic of the infamous Japanese hornet queens. They're about 5.5cm in length. Remember, I HAVE SMALL HANDS.
Just to recap, there was ONE single nest found on Vancouver Island in September of 2019 and has since then been destroyed. They have not established themselves in North America since. The larvae feed on insect flesh, the adults sip nectar and the nutritious saliva of their brood. THEY ARE NOT MURDERERS. They do not have a taste for human flesh. Let's put a stop to this misinformation, NOW!
Just a side note: Honeybees are NOT endangered, NATIVE bees are! Honeybees are invasive in the western world and compete with native bees for nectar and pollen. The Asian honeybees have evolved a defensive technique against the Japanese hornet, known as thermo-balling. They engulf the scout hornet and vibrate their bodies at a collective temperature to a lethal level, essentially "cooking" the hornet alive.
Here is the original post of my photo on Flickr.
https://flic.kr/p/avCPeE
My photo also appeared on snopes and they gave me credit!
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/murder-hornets-photo/
#MurderHornets #THEYARENOTMURDEROUS #JapaneseHornets #Queens #MySpecimens #Hornets #Wasps
lepperochan said:A post by the person who took the original pic of the Japanese Hornets
Here is an updated pic of the infamous Japanese hornet queens. They're about 5.5cm in length. Remember, I HAVE SMALL HANDS.
Just to recap, there was ONE single nest found on Vancouver Island in September of 2019 and has since then been destroyed. They have not established themselves in North America since. The larvae feed on insect flesh, the adults sip nectar and the nutritious saliva of their brood. THEY ARE NOT MURDERERS. They do not have a taste for human flesh. Let's put a stop to this misinformation, NOW!
Just a side note: Honeybees are NOT endangered, NATIVE bees are! Honeybees are invasive in the western world and compete with native bees for nectar and pollen. The Asian honeybees have evolved a defensive technique against the Japanese hornet, known as thermo-balling. They engulf the scout hornet and vibrate their bodies at a collective temperature to a lethal level, essentially "cooking" the hornet alive.
Here is the original post of my photo on Flickr.
https://flic.kr/p/avCPeE
My photo also appeared on snopes and they gave me credit!
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/murder-hornets-photo/
#MurderHornets #THEYARENOTMURDEROUS #JapaneseHornets #Queens #MySpecimens #Hornets #Wasps
Amazing info.
Here is an updated pic of the infamous Japanese hornet queens. They're about 5.5cm in length. Remember, I HAVE SMALL HANDS.
Just to recap, there was ONE single nest found on Vancouver Island in September of 2019 and has since then been destroyed. They have not established themselves in North America since. The larvae feed on insect flesh, the adults sip nectar and the nutritious saliva of their brood. THEY ARE NOT MURDERERS. They do not have a taste for human flesh. Let's put a stop to this misinformation, NOW!
Just a side note: Honeybees are NOT endangered, NATIVE bees are! Honeybees are invasive in the western world and compete with native bees for nectar and pollen. The Asian honeybees have evolved a defensive technique against the Japanese hornet, known as thermo-balling. They engulf the scout hornet and vibrate their bodies at a collective temperature to a lethal level, essentially "cooking" the hornet alive.
Here is the original post of my photo on Flickr.
https://flic.kr/p/avCPeE
My photo also appeared on snopes and they gave me credit!
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/murder-hornets-photo/
#MurderHornets #THEYARENOTMURDEROUS #JapaneseHornets #Queens #MySpecimens #Hornets #Wasps
Amazing info.
Kudos to Tiawan: ( another female leader ) I think 6 deaths
https://www.facebook.com/ProjectNightfall/videos/2914316215291285/
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/taiwan/
Cuba : the dreaded socialist state
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/cuba/
cuba has also gifted the world with teams of doctors, PPE and, medicines
Leader: Male (brother of Fidel Castro)
Costa Rica :
"Costa Rica, where Latin America’s first COVID-19 case was reported, is one of the most successful nations in the fight against the coronavirus.
Its infection and death rates are lower than that of New Zealand."
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/05/costa-rica-winning-battle-coronavirus-covid-19/
Leader: Carlos Alvarado Quesada
South Korea:
First death from virus on same day as USA
256 death total
Leader: Moon Jae-in (male)
https://www.facebook.com/ProjectNightfall/videos/2914316215291285/
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/taiwan/
Cuba : the dreaded socialist state
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/cuba/
cuba has also gifted the world with teams of doctors, PPE and, medicines
Leader: Male (brother of Fidel Castro)
Costa Rica :
"Costa Rica, where Latin America’s first COVID-19 case was reported, is one of the most successful nations in the fight against the coronavirus.
Its infection and death rates are lower than that of New Zealand."
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/05/costa-rica-winning-battle-coronavirus-covid-19/
Leader: Carlos Alvarado Quesada
South Korea:
First death from virus on same day as USA
256 death total
Leader: Moon Jae-in (male)
Vietnam:
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/viet-nam/
288 cases, no death
Leader : Nguyễn Xuân Phúc (male)
making Vietnam possibly one of the most successful country to deal with Corona 19 to date
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/viet-nam/
288 cases, no death
Leader : Nguyễn Xuân Phúc (male)
making Vietnam possibly one of the most successful country to deal with Corona 19 to date
lepperochan, there are a lot of variables regarding your observations on global death rates. Some of these counties have sparser populations & maybe the climate too is playing its part. It is not as simple as saying one country is managing better than another because none of them started on a level playing field with the same environment or conditions, etc.
Billy_Snagg said:lepperochan, there are a lot of variables regarding your observations on global death rates. Some of these counties have sparser populations & maybe the climate too is playing its part. It is not as simple as saying one country is managing better than another because none of them started on a level playing field with the same environment or conditions, etc.
Ok, hit me with some of the variables so I understand betterer.
Ok, hit me with some of the variables so I understand betterer.
I think, (NZ included) they are all islands ('cept maybe or arguably S Korea which is half an Island)
N Korea and Tiawan probably had a bit of a head start because they had some kind of readiness from other virus' coming from China through the years
Costa Rica and NZ are probably furthest from Wuhan, of the two NZ could be closest
NZ shut down, Tiawan didn't (as such)
N Korea, Tiawan and Vietnam, and Costa Rica probably have the most concentrated population
NZ probably enjoy the best quality of life
those are some I could think of off top of head ...they may not be accurate though
N Korea and Tiawan probably had a bit of a head start because they had some kind of readiness from other virus' coming from China through the years
Costa Rica and NZ are probably furthest from Wuhan, of the two NZ could be closest
NZ shut down, Tiawan didn't (as such)
N Korea, Tiawan and Vietnam, and Costa Rica probably have the most concentrated population
NZ probably enjoy the best quality of life
those are some I could think of off top of head ...they may not be accurate though
https://www.facebook.com/phil.marshallwork/videos/309714443348613/
Made me laugh.
After the Boris speech last night. which apparently didn't make much sense.
Made me laugh.
After the Boris speech last night. which apparently didn't make much sense.
