SEP 10 (2023): INSECTS, first buzzwords [5]

 

    This post represents our first collection of poems about 'INSECTS', as initially displayed on this blog on September 10, 2023 (buzzwords #1)

CURRENT CONTENTS (#1):
Beerbugs
Bumblebees
Clothes moths
Cold adaptation
Computer bugs

Authors' Note: The isabella tiger moth, Pyrrharctia isabella enters the cold season in wintry parts of North America in the form of a banded woolly bear caterpillar. Traditionally, her peer-group would attempt to get through the winter by altering their metabolism to manufacture compounds known as cryoprotectives, allowing them to recover from freezing. Our protagonist seems to have discovered another way around this challenge.

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