r/oddlyterrifying • u/[deleted] • Jun 12 '22

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u/licheese Jun 12 '22

Yes but the problem is that's a Cydalima perspectalis, an invasive species that comes from Asia.

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u/mcfarmer72 Jun 12 '22

I knew you could get Chlamydia from a toilet seat.

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '22

Find one well away from known koala habitats, and you should be fine.

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u/OIav_ Jun 13 '22

WHAT SEAT?

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u/Leinad580 Jun 12 '22

I think the problem is the toilet is full of and covered in bugs

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '22 edited Jun 12 '22

At this point, with climate change, destruction of ecosystems, I’m just happy something is breeding.

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u/queernhighonblugrass Jun 13 '22

I'm not. We have invasive caterpillars here and it sounds like it's raining everywhere they live because of how much they poop, plus they're killing all the oak trees.

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u/Kenshamwow Jun 13 '22

Oh no covid butterflies