Did ya know?

Karan Gathani / undefined 06, 2025

Hello folks who wonder if "Did you know?" questions are just polite accusations of ignorance,

Did you know that common white button mushrooms, brown cremini mushrooms, and large portobello mushrooms are actually all the same species of mushroom (Agaricus bisporus), just harvested at different stages of maturity?


Did you know that newly hatched Eucalyptus Leaf Beetle larvae begin by eating the egg cases they emerged from before transitioning to a leaf based diet.


Did you know that a Mud dauber wasp can paralyze and store up to 20 spiders in each mud chamber it builds for its larvae?


That's all for now. I realize this might seem like a filler post, but I'm working on a blog post that's taking a bit longer than expected. I hope to have it ready by the time of the next post.


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