Big Rolly Polly

Macro of an adault... Rolly Polly... Pill bug, wtf ever ya call 'em... lol

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• rolly
• polly
• syspluck
• macro

[W2daERN]

pill bugs are not insects OR beetles, they're crustaceans (-_-`)

[SYSPLUCK]

I mean potato bugs*

lol, typos..

[xXxToxicnessxXx]

Sorta cute in a discusting way.

[nebby6]

If you want to keep one as a pet, remember to provide them with water at all times. They have gills in their legs. Apparently they eat decaying plant matter.

[gabigowriel]

This video reminds me of the SCHLOR PILLBUG 1937 car ; all car should have that shape and fuel consumption will be VERY LOW INDEED!

[starwarstopmotion]

@Teefalot no rolly pollys and potato bugs and woodlouse are all different names for it and sizes vary.

[starwarstopmotion]

@W2daERN i know ppl always say they are different stuff!also ppl say the flat bugs that resemble rollies are pill bugs but they are just closely related and the flat ones cant even roll up!

[Teefalot]

@omgidonotfindaname Just wet dirt.

[Teefalot]

@mescotto That's not a potato bug, Potato bugs are huge.

[rashad4567890]

you people should fellashame have love in them they are very nice darn be a smart person for god sake

[sunsh1n1e]

me and my friend always dig up rollie pollies. . . . AND EAT THEM!!! jk! we keep them for a day er 2! then we let them go! I think rollie pollies are kinda cute!

[mescotto]

lol I've always called them rolly pollies. but I've also heard potato bug though. Never thought they really looked that much like potatoes lol. These are always in my house during the summer and fall. I never kill them though. They're harmless and I think they're kinda cute :P

[Waterboy818]

wow ive seen bigger when we first moved into this house we went neer the tree we found around 1,000 and it was the nest so we dug deeper and found a graveyard if i would call it not only finding dead pill bugs but a dead spider it was to pale to figure out what it was.Remarkeble no?

[wannabeastarrover]

we call those wood lic her in the uk. allways find them in dead vegitation and under rotting wood . biggest ive seen probly nearly an inch long