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How many others have we tried? π€¨
Two words: Ant milk. Imagine the marketing campaign.
"We need child labor because only a child's hands are small and delicate enough to squeeze the ant teat."
I have nipples, Greg. Can you milk me?
What about spider milk? Apparently itβs actually a thing.
Thank you so much for volunteering, for the sake of science! :-P
Probably all?
No way, we haven't even found all of them yet! Based on estimations, about 50~95% of all species have not been identified. (I looked that up.) You can go out there right now and find the new tastiest vomit yourself!
All we could get our hands on then
Makes it sound like they were desperate to eat insect puke.
I think it was more just desperate to eat.