This part of the website's code was written with the assistance of Google's AI 'Gemini.' This mostly just means that things are less understood by me, and are probably buggy.
I did not document my AI useage enough to remember what was used where on this page. I think it was just a little bit of help exporting functions between files.
Species: Slash Stack
Discovered: 13/oct/25
Found by: Aris Fryer
Named for its corrugated body shape, this specimen keeps accidentally executing commands on my Minecraft server. It's really annoying.
>/•\•/cSpecies: Rope Bug
Discovered: 17/sep/25
Found by: (donation)
Another gift left at my doorstep. I find the formation of this lil' wriggler kind of rope-like, so I named it a rope.
,...,...Species: Parenthepillar
Discovered: 16/sep/25
Found by: Luke
This next guy is a pre cool one.
(( ))Species: Flapper
Discovered: 16/sep/25
Found by: Luke
This species is called the flapper, and is a very simple bug creature.
\()/Species: Tilda Worm
Discovered: 16/sep/25
Found by: (donation)
A curious sample that appeared at my doorstep. Seeing it's subtle elegance and complexity, I simply had to show you. (Note: formerly called the 'Title Worm', but I think 'Tilda' is a better name.)
~-~Species: Bubble Bug
Discovered: 11/oct/25
Found by: (donation)
Composed of consecutive kissing circular body segments, the Bubble Bug exhibits unique oscillating movements.
°•°•°•°Species: Punc Worm
Discovered: 11/oct/25
Found by: (donation)
Believed to be a near relative of the 'rope bug', this specimen features a consistently punctuated body.
,.,.,.,.Species: Currency Critter
Discovered: 12/oct/25
Found by: (donation)
A rare caterpillar, the Currency Critter can be seen crawling its way along currency exchange websites.
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