[OutdatedBoombox]

Username;; Chibi~Predator
Name;; Anisoptera (suborder that Dragonflies fall into; means 'Uneven wings')
Gender;; female
Fact about Bug or Galaxy;; Dragonfly nymphs have a spear like lower jaw that can be 'shot' out to capture prey. I've always thought this was a pretty cool adaptation to living underwater.

[chanhee.]

Username;;
мιкαєℓα нуαкυуα
Name;;
Artemisia
Gender;;
Female
Fact about Bug or Galaxy;;
(Bug) The Lord Howe Island stick insect is the rarest insect. It has the smallest population, and it's set to remain on the critically endangered species list.
(Galaxy) Irregular galaxies have no particular shape. They are among the smallest galaxies and are full of gas and dust. Having a lot of gas and dust means that these galaxies have a lot of star formation going on within them. This can make them very bright. The Large and Small Magellanic Clouds are examples of irregular galaxies. They are two small galaxies which orbit around our own Milky Way Galaxy. About 20% of all galaxies are irregulars.

[diana,]

Username;;
grievers;

Name;;
Akiko [meaning 'iris, light and bright'. It is most commonly used for females and is a Japanese name.

Gender;;
Female.

Fact about Bug or Galaxy;;
[[Sorry for the length, it was all interesting to me cx]]
For the past 10 years, astronomers have been following the activity of stars in orbit around Sagittarius A* (pronounced “A star”), the dense region in the middle of our galaxy’s spiral. Based on the way those stars are moving, they’ve determined that in the middle of Sagittarius A*, hidden behind a thick cloud of dust and gas, is a supermassive black hole with 4.1 million solar masses.
And more recently, we’ve seen a gas cloud approach the black hole and then be ripped to shreds by the hole’s massive gravitational pull. As pieces of the gas cloud get sucked in before other parts, the cloud “spaghettifies”—it stretches into incredibly thin strands more than 160 billion kilometers (99 billion mi) long.

[Shiba Inu]

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Username;; Shiba Inu
Name;;
WIP
Gender;;
Female
Fact about Bug or Galaxy;;
The milky way has actually grown by colliding with smaller galaxies and currently the milky way is slowly taking stars from a smaller galaxy named Sagittarius Dwarf Spheroidal and is taking material from the Magellanic Clouds. But it's next possible collision with Andromeda will probably result in disaster because of their black holes.
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{WIP: name and coding}

[mokastar712]

Username;; Mokastar712
Name;; Belinda
Gender;; Female
Fact about Bug or Galaxy;;
The desert locust is the world’s most destructive insect. It
can eat its own weight in food every day. Large swarms can
gobble up to 20,000 tons of grain and plants in a day.

[Lepid]

Username;; ~Silver
Name;; Nyx
Gender;; Female
Fact about Bug or Galaxy;;
The Name of this galaxy came from its resemblance to the famous mexican hat. It has an apparent dimension of 9x4 (arc min.) It has never been explored. There is no way anyone can get near it because of the EXTREME
gravitational force.



Take this lovely picture I made as a bonus to whoever wins this

[Almond Bark]

Username;;
SalmonLord

Name;;
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
It explains alot

Gender;;
Female

Fact about Bug or Galaxy;;
The Milky Way rotates at 560,000 miles per hour, and makes a full revolution every 200 million years.

[gomi.]

Just asking, are extras allowed?

[koi97]

Just asking, are extras allowed?

Nope! Put prettying up is! Sorry c':

[gomi.]

Username;;
Lisa Kashnovi

Name;;
Galaxica Flutter

Gender;;
Female

Fact about Bug or Galaxy;;
Many people think nothing can live in Antartica, but that's not true! There is one true species of insect, a wingless midge called Belgica antarctica, that calls the southernmost continent home. The tiny fly is only 0.08 to 0.23 inches (0.2 to 0.58 centimeters) long, but it's still the Antarctic's largest terrestrial animal. Amongst this insect's many ingenious adaptations to Antarctic harshness, B. antarctica can withstand the freezing of its bodily fluids and sports a rich, purple-black complexion to soak up as much visible sunlight as it can for warmth.