The green lynx spider’s bold stripes and vivid color make it look like a tiny watermelon hiding in gardens and plants.

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In this video, I bought 10,000 mealworms to test how quickly they would eat a watermelon. The mealworms also eat various other foods, and the video includes several timelapses showcasing their ...

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How this fruit became entangled in racist imagery and the continued impact it has on the perception of black culture. The watermelon stereotype is a work of fiction created for political reasons.

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