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Travel to 🚀 space

pollution and climate change probably

Growing up I feared this insect. Due to the light it displays, I thought it had the same effect as electric ant.
I hardly see it nowadays.

Conestone:
When I was a kid, I used to find it a lot, but now I haven't seen it for maybe more than 20 years. Is it extinct in all of Nigeria or just in my city?

na u comut from village

We no longer plant flowers around our homes. These days, people build apartments with full concrete outdoor slabs and call them 'luxury'.

My own i never see vulture again

rowland545:
Fire flies .....i also hardly see butterflies again ..


So I guess d debate about climate change is true after all...we r killing life in our planet...but wat must b must b

That's fvkin deep..... Climate change is killing of these regular insects we regularly encountered when young

Tradepunter2:


That's fvkin deep..... Climate change is killing of these regular insects we regularly encountered when young

exactly

Conestone:
When I was a kid, I used to find it a lot, but now I haven't seen it for maybe more than 20 years. Is it extinct in all of Nigeria or just in my city?

They are still around and are thriving. If you go to places where their habitat has not been tampered, you’ll see them.

They reside in areas where there are plants whether weed or what have you.

For a place like Lagos where infrastructural development is gaining absolute ground, it sends the insects to the habitat that is ideal for them.

Mystery!!
if you hold a firefly in your palm for a while, you will have headache instantly

Climate change is real. From the millennium y2k Era these things started disappearing. I recall seeing them in the village right after I stopped seeing them in the city of Lagos.
Now, even in dense forests, you'd barely see 'em

KingMack:
chai! I how sometimes we go burst this insect belle to see wether we fit bring out the light 🤣

Na u follow cause their extinction.

DrAda:
Environmental pollution. Same thing with lizards. I no longer see those.

You must live in a very city centre. When I was at Magodo I, there was an elderly lizard that came to spend the night just outside my bedroom window. Because of his calm nature, I named him Nathaniel. Every night, just before I lie down to sleep, I'd peep out and see him there. Then one night, he wasn't there. I guess he went to his ancestors. He was old.

Conestone:
When I was a kid, I used to find it a lot, but now I haven't seen it for maybe more than 20 years. Is it extinct in all of Nigeria or just in my city?

It's you who had stayed in the city center for too long.... From my understanding I think Insects don't go extinct but evolve and adapt to the environment.... These ones are still very much around in the thick forest and less urban areas.

DrAda:
Environmental pollution. Same thing with lizards. I no longer see those.

So lizard no dey banana island again. Una don start o

The use of pesticides and herbicides is killing them. But check out at night. Luminous fire fly.
Combines Luciferine to ignite fire.

rapid urbanization

Free energy if you know you know

diabeticdeals:
They're called fireflies.

Reminds me of the track FIREFLIES by Owl City. No, they've not been completely destroyed.

Their natural habitat is gradually being destroyed by mankind.

That's what

one of the greatest songs ever adam young am a big fan of his and he follows me back on his official X

@ the bolded very true rapid urbanization is the cause, lagos especially i barely see vegetation

KingMack:
chai! I how sometimes we go burst this insect belle to see wether we fit bring out the light 🤣

You dey find free energy

When 8 saw headline, I thought it was about ladybirds

Conestone:
When I was a kid, I used to find it a lot, but now I haven't seen it for maybe more than 20 years. Is it extinct in all of Nigeria or just in my city?

Tan na woko

Pygmalionn:
Mystery!!
if you hold a firefly in your palm for a while, you will have headache instantly

Remind me again of that Being called "Light Bringer" Spiritually sensitive Gras and Grandpas used to hate seeing this enter the House. Just as Mermaids are products of Fallen Angels' Nephilims that slept with Big Fishes, Fireflies, Luminicence Jelly Fishes, etc. are products of Luciferace Genetic Contamination/Engineering of Bio Lives during Noah's Era before the Flood, I guess some survived by perching on the Ark. There is reason why Owl City(self-deceitfuls Souls would say his Name means nothing) sang "10 Million Fireflies, they leave Tear drops everywhere... I'll rather stay awake while I'm asleep..."

Lighterx:

So lizard no dey banana island again. Una don start o

Lol😂

I still saw them last year

JuanDeDios:

You must live in a very city centre. When I was at Magodo I, there was an elderly lizard that came to spend the night just outside my bedroom window. Because of his calm nature, I named him Nathaniel. Every night, just before I lie down to sleep, I'd peep out and see him there. Then one night, he wasn't there. I guess he went to his ancestors. He was old.

May its soul rest in peace.

You probably lived in a rural area in the past. They're still there

Bro it seems you dun see food eat this morning, c'mon wetin concern insert concerned Naija issues now

It's still very much around. I still see them at night where I stay mostly during the rainy season. Civilization and urban development and expansion have driven this part of the ecosystem away.

Extinction happened to them

LoveAnswered:
Spiritually sensitive Gras and Grandpas used to hate seeing this enter the House. Just as Mermaids are products of Fallen Angels' Nephilims that slept with Big Fishes, Fireflies are products of Luciferace Genetic Engineering of Bio Lives during Noah's Era before the Flood, I guess some survived by perching on the Ark.

No doubt the insect was genetically engineered, notice how quickly it dies if you try to cage it for closer examination, also if you bring it closer to your eyes headache suddenly kicks in...

diabeticdeals:
They're called fireflies.

Reminds me of the track FIREFLIES by Owl City. No, they've not been completely destroyed.

Their natural habitat is gradually being destroyed by mankind.

That's what

Are you an Owl City fan? Or just that one track capture your fancy