Just look at that noooooose
I like to think all the stuff that we think is extinct just learned to avoid humans very well
Mammoths are just in a hole somewhere
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some of them went and got super inbred on an island, but that group died out too
Yooo look at that snoot! I hope they make a comeback with the reintroduction of the fungus resistant hybridized american chestnut
Now that's what I call proboscis vol #65
CUTE <3 Welcome back, little weevil!
That's a snoooooooot if I've ever seen one... booooooooooop!
She's gonna shlorp into that nut
oh boy can't wait to have larvae in all my chestnuts
They just want to be friends!
Just randomly thinking of what a staggering agricultural loss 4 billion nut producing trees represents. JUST in the eastern U.S.? That's insane. That's more than ten trees for every person in the country. Hunger would not exist simply from chestnuts