@Sadsquatch
I know there's been talk of inviting our city councillors on a cycling tour of some of the best and worst infrastructure
@frstep

@Sadsquatch
That sounds like fun, and potentially transferrable to many urban ares

@frstep

@raymaccarthy
NZ kind is different. Less sweet, darker, stickier and even saltier
@noodlemaz @sundogplanets

@fluffgar
New Zealand Marmite is even saltier, stickier, darker, and less sweet than UK marmite
@sundogplanets

@oseiler @cameraobscura @98Percent

Funniest weka fail I've seen was a heavy goon bag foiling their association of shiny silver bags with lightweight junk food. The fountain effect was not appreciated and the avian fled the scene. The trampers who'd carried it all the way to the campsite didn't appreciate the growing puddle either.
I used the clove hitch round a pebble technique to hang their wine, hole uppermost, from a branch out of weka reach. Something to be said for basic knot skills and a spare bit of cord.
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#Trampstodon

@ShaulaEvans
I know they aren't insects, but maybe your friend would be interested in the very funky invert that lives round the valley a bit from me. It looks like a caterpillar but is an accomplished ambush predator, shooting out jets of sticky goo to immobilise it's prey. It then injects saliva to dissolve its insides and sucks them out.

Fun fact is that it halted construction of a dual carriageway.

https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/for-the-love-of-velvet-worms/