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Post by lucanidae25 on Dec 24, 2013 3:39:57 GMT -8
This is a comparison if an alien collecting human like us human collecting butterfly. It will be like this...... Human   Alien   |
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Post by lucanidae25 on Dec 24, 2013 3:58:59 GMT -8
If an alien collecting human like us human collecting a beetle. It will be like this........ Human   Alien   |
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Post by lucanidae25 on Dec 24, 2013 5:14:51 GMT -8
Colours  vis Sizes  lol hahahaha |
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Post by dertodesking on Dec 24, 2013 7:54:05 GMT -8
...and that's why I'm sticking with collecting butterflies  Simon |
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Post by nomad on Dec 24, 2013 8:44:19 GMT -8
That's a lovely colour butterfly. I think I want one in my collection.  ., but I think that female specimen would cost a lot of money. I think that if aliens came here, I mean earth and not the U.K. and if they wanted to return with beetles they might take back those very beautiful Jewels from the Buprestidae family and if they choose the largest insect, it would have to be that big birdwing butterfly. |
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Post by lucanidae25 on Dec 24, 2013 14:13:36 GMT -8
That's a lovely colour butterfly. I think I want one in my collection. ., but I think that female specimen would cost a lot of money. I think that if aliens came here, I mean earth and not the U.K. and if they wanted to return with beetles they might take back those very beautiful Jewels from the Buprestidae family and if they choose the largest insect, it would have to be that big birdwing butterfly. If that's ture why is genus like Dynastes, Megasoma, Goliathus, Titanus and Macrodontia........ the bigger they are the more expensive where as comparing to Buprestidae, only very few expensive one. I can't say this enough what's apply to Lepidoptera, dosen't mean it can apply to Coleoptera. There is only one tallest man in this world, you stick with your butterfly.  |
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Post by jshuey on Dec 24, 2013 15:29:19 GMT -8
I think that if aliens came here, I mean earth and not the U.K. So, based on the shows I see on BBC - I thought the UK had an assortment of resident alien populations. I'm thinking like Daleks and Time Lords, and such. You could just check their houses or something to see what they collect. |
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Post by lucanidae25 on Dec 25, 2013 14:09:16 GMT -8
...and that's why I'm sticking with collecting butterflies Simon With Beetles like Lucanidae, Dynastidae and Goliathus........ no one wants the females even you want to give them away. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 29, 2013 9:13:56 GMT -8
I hope the aliens have plenty of cash. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 29, 2013 12:28:04 GMT -8
Judging from the red and white scales, I would say this specimen is var. Homo highmaintenansis, but would need a better view of the posterior angle to verify. It is suggested you use large amounts of cash and shiny objects in bait traps, but some collectors have reported difficulties in keeping such specimens in captivity  |
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Post by nomad on Dec 31, 2013 3:10:10 GMT -8
I think that if aliens came here, I mean earth and not the U.K. So, based on the shows I see on BBC - I thought the UK had an assortment of resident alien populations. I'm thinking like Daleks and Time Lords, and such. You could just check their houses or something to see what they collect. We have many illegal aliens in this country, it so easy to cross our borders, anyone or anything can do it. They said that Britain once ruled the waves, perhaps soon we will sink beneath them. Seriously though, a group of illegals have turned up all over London, when asked why they were here, they said they wanted free houses, cars and jobs. Surprisingly they were turned down, the Government has said they must now wait at least six months before they could be given all of this. They were very perplexed at this idea, but being Daleks, they would fly off to a warmer climate and return in six months time and be back for their goodies. It was suggested to fill in their time they might collect the most beautiful insects, which of course we all know are butterflies  to send back with their free handouts to planet ' wantmore '. When asked if they would like to take back some of the biggest, but rather ugly beetles , they declined and got rather upset, they said to the shaking official, if he did not clear off at once he would be exterminated.  |
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Post by lucanidae25 on Dec 31, 2013 15:50:28 GMT -8
Judging from the red and white scales, I would say this specimen is var. Homo highmaintenansis, but would need a better view of the posterior angle to verify. It is suggested you use large amounts of cash and shiny objects in bait traps, but some collectors have reported difficulties in keeping such specimens in captivity I think it's really funny the females of Homo sapiens is the only few colorful sexes with in the same sp in this world, normally it's the males are more colorful and more spectacular.  lol |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 5, 2014 22:58:08 GMT -8
[/quote]I think it's really funny the females of Homo sapiens is the only few colorful sexes with in the same sp in this world, normally it's the males are more colorful and more spectacular. lol[/quote] Plus we still have to impress the woman if we want to attract a mate  it's a rough world for us guys let me tell ya |
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Post by joee30 on Jan 6, 2014 10:32:22 GMT -8
Well, the males of Homo sapiens are very variable. You have Homo sapiens couchpotatoensis, H. s. jerkius, H.s. golddiggerensis, H.s. thugensis, H.s. nerdicollis, and the subspecies that Cacicus mentioned.
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Post by joee30 on Jan 6, 2014 11:03:45 GMT -8
Well, here are some more examples of female insects that I've found. lol:  Here is an example of the human form of Hymenoptera. She might be beautiful, but packs a very painful sting. Some individuals will swarm, mostly at malls and any shopping venues.  This beauty enjoy being in the garden, but doesn't feed on aphids. This Coccinelid can be found at malls along with the hymenoptera.  This one is a member of the Odonata class.  Here is another lepidopteran, this one looking more like a fine specimen of Sesiidae.  Here is another fine specimen of the Hymenoptera class. Beware of her sting. lol  This last pic has one of my fave super heroes, but one of the least followed, the Blue Beetle. He is in the far left. lol |
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., but I think that female specimen would cost a lot of money. I think that if aliens came here, I mean earth and not the U.K. and if they wanted to return with beetles they might take back those very beautiful Jewels from the Buprestidae family and if they choose the largest insect, it would have to be that big birdwing butterfly. 
to send back with their free handouts to planet ' wantmore '. When asked if they would like to take back some of the biggest, but rather ugly beetles 
lol
it's a rough world for us guys let me tell ya 
