bug i saved

[VeganD]

Well this bug wasn’t apart of my life but i noticed it on the floor so i moved it to another room and put it down where no one would stand on it then i went and got some water and put a very few small amounts of drops just in front of it just in case it wanted something to drink

It was very small about the size of an ant possibly a little smaller i am not sure what it was but it felt good saving it

[thevegantwins]

:bug1: It does feel good to save a bug's life, just ask Pedant.

I believe that they are apart of your life, at least for the brief period of time when you encountered the bug and being in power, made the decision to assist the big with prolonging their life. It was a very sweet and compassionate act. :angelic: We always move bugs out of harm's way because our cat likes to try to eat them.

[Gliondrach]

Good work. I have to capture tiny flies every day in my bathroom. I put them in the kitchen. Today, as the weather seems to be getting warmer, I started putting them outside again on the balcony amongst my plants. They are breeding in the overflow outlet in the washbasin so I don't want their numbers building up in the bathroom. They don't breed in the kitchen. In fact, they disappear in there. They are probably very short lived.

[paul]

its good that you all do these things, life is so important it doesnt mater how small, every living thing has a purpos.

[Ped Ant]

:bug1: It does feel good to save a bug's life, just ask Pedant.
:agree: well done jo1234. every life is important. that bug's life is as important to that bug as yours is to you. :ladybug:

oracl and her bloke, mr cal, go to extraordinary lengths to avoid harming bugs. i often see them relocating tiny insects to safe places, insects that many humans would not even notice! :sid:

[Phoenix]

There are a lot of wonderful naked people around these parts!

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