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dragonflies and bees!

Pia is excited :D

Edit: Pia was so excited that they forgot that big ass insects came up *before* dinosaurs and it was totally Pia forgetting that and not me so I will let them know and edit that first dialogue bubble just a tad!
(and yes, Pia's exaggerating slightly with the size of the ol' "dragonfly" but that's actually Pia's excitement showing ;))

Thanks for the history reminders in the comments though!! Very much appreciated.

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Chris Miller

Pia is the bees knees!

darklion

Titledrop

Yajoovya

Everyone helping each other out, even if they don't realise it. Great! Also THERE'S THE PREMISE OF THE TITLE! 8D

Oortbox

Pia is such a good educator

milù

soooo, meganeura (#largest insect ever) reached maybe 80cm width. big for a bug; not as big as Pia is suggesting. there have been truly gigantic arthropods though, like that 2,5m long centipede arthropleura, or some of the eurypterids (aka sea scorpions) also, all of these lived quite a bit before the dinosaurs (maybe you know all of this and you're painting Pia being deliberately inaccurate, because that's realistic and maybe a Character Trait? but now we all know that)

Silke Ceulemans

Omg 2.5m long centipede :o! But: Before, but also together with the dinosaurs? Size wise: maybe she's not indicating a size, more making a gesture? For the sake of the story and enthusiasm I feel like it's not that bad in any case. 80 cm is still huge!

Windsaw

I don't think insects were that large anymore by the time the dinosaurs came around. AFAIK the giant insect sizes were possible because the atmosphere used to have 160% of today's oxygen.

Arianod

Bug school?

Martin Trebuch

typo, I think: ON our plates

milù

no, not together. these arthropods all lived in the paleozoic, and were gone by the time dinosaurs appeared in the early mesosoic (around 250 million years ago)