Mosquitos, cicadas, flies, fleas, ticks, bedbugs, and cockroaches. Also hornets and yellow jackets, for being useless-ass annoying versions of bees. I mostly just dislike bugs and insects.
I can't think of any mammals I actually dislike. Or reptiles. Snakes can be annoying, but most snakes (like 80-90%) aren't venomous. I guess tigers, because they're complete assholes and the only big cat to killing for fun and not just survival. Maybe pandas, because they're a symbol of Chinese communism. And dolphins, the trolls of the animal kingdom that also rape almost as much as humans. If 4chan had to be represented by one animal, it'd be the dolphin.
Ticks are a main source of food for various bird species, including turkeys, many passerform species, and others, also many primates also eat them.
Mosquitoes are the main source of food for lots of flying insects, such as dragonflies, as well as many amphibians and bats.
Cicadas spend 99% of their time underground as larvae, and are food for all sorts of ground dwelling rodents and insectivores that are, in-turn, food for many mammals, birds, and reptiles, as adults cicadas breed and then die while making pretty sounds and thats about it.
Flies are the worlds biggest source of pollinators, far larger than wasps or bees, and are also food for an enourmous amount of animal species.
fleas and bedbugs hold a similar niche to ticks in nature, and are eaten by similar animals.
Roaches are favored by large spiders, such as many tarantula species, as well as rodents, some birds, lizards, etc.
House cats have a much higher rate of killing for fun than any other species of cat, by an enourmous margin, but all predators kill for fun, otherwise they wouldn't be able to learn hunting skills (house cats just have more free time).
I'm not even going to go into pandas and communism because thats just dumb.
Most species propigate by rape, because pleasurable sex is rare in the animal kingdom, sex is usually violent and uncomfortable, even within mammals (take cats for example, who have barbed penises, or ducks, who evoled corkscrew shaped penises to combat corkscrew shaped vaginas that tried denying entry, or spiders and mantis, who eat their rapist parters. So it's not really a "dolphin thing".
@TheSpaceGnome I didn't know most of those things. Thank you.
As for the "rape" thing, most animals don't "rape" in the sense you're thinking. Sex isn't as pleasurable to most animals, but when females are in heat, they do want it just as much as women on their period do. Dolphins, primates, and humans are the only ones that have sentience enough to force themselves into an unwilling participant. When animals mate, it's more instinct and hormones than pleasuring one's self against the partner's will.
In other words, dolphins, primates, and humans are the only animals that know what rape is, and knows the partner doesn't want it, but still does it anyway!
Unfortunately, most animals choose between rape and no reproduction, and almost every animal species has enough mental and bodily function to force themselves on others and understand if they are being resisted (and yes, they continue despite resistance in most cases, even when their own life is threatened in return), you do not need language, let alone complex language, to convey struggle or pain or discontent.
Intelligence is not rare in the animal kingdom, but hyperintelligence stemming from complex language and tool use is, and it actually results in less rapes in a species thats capable on breeding without rape.
Most humans avoid raping because we are smarter, and because sex is pleasurable, and because we simply do not have to in order to breed. We actually are one of the least rapey species thankfully, intelligence creates understanding, understanding creates both empathy, and knowledge of consequences.
Sea lice (which are really giant aquatic potato bugs/pill bugs, not actual lice) are very unfortunate, the females have no exit point for their offspring, so aside from being raped, the offspring eat their way out of their mother, killing her in the proccess, which is a whole other level of fucked up, but thats nature for ya.
But in regards to commonslity of the basic intelligence you are talking about, most invertebrates, and almost all vertebrates are capable of that.
People tend to think most animals are really dumb, but its a short step from growing thumbs and vocal chords to building computers, learning physics, or making art, our success is largely do to out hands and larynx, not superior brain capability.
if birds had hands that could manipulate objects as well as we can, and couldn't fly, and were weaker than most things they hunt, and had a layrnx instead of a syrinx, crows and parrots would probably be at tech teir by now.
Spiders and ticks. there's absolutely no reason for them to exist and they are the proof there's no god. Nobody in their right mind would create such an abomination.
Spiders eat other bugs and generally keep any home they're in pest free. Spiders are also a matriarchal society, with the male spiders being 1/8th the size of the female spiders, and female spiders (aside from dislike their men), are gentle and almost never hurt human beings.
wasps. they don't pollinate flowers. they don't fight other pests. they don't deal with waste management. they don't do anything that benefits any process in nature. they're just assholes that sting you without any fucking reason and they don't even have to die for that dick move like bees do. if wasps went extinct, nothing of value would be lost.
@TheSpaceGnome i wasn't really super serious xD it was supposed to be funny not factual. but i didn't know wasps also pollinate flowers. is that a fact? i mean i don't know that they are interested in flowers or pollen. are they?
Also how have you never seen wasps on flowers drinking nectar? o_o They are right next to the bees, its literally common af, usually more of them than bees in most places.
Most wasps love sugar and meat, its why they attack people with soda or bbq, they want your food.
Wasps and bees in general, don't care about pollen (aside from honeybees that use it for non pollinating reasons), they just transfer pollen from their bodies by it getting stuck to them as they go from flower to flower getting their sugar fix drinking nectar.
It's an automated trade the flowers create, they produce nectar, it attracts things that like sugar, and those things get covered in plant jizz while drinking sugar water, forcing them to act as pollinaters while feeding them as a reward. It's not intentional on either side, but it works, so it stuck.
Also, most bees have non barbed stingers, so they can sting repeatedly just like wasps can.
Honeybees are weird, like the aye aye, the pangolin, the platypus, or humans.
The reason honeybees have pollen baskets, is because honeybee larva eat it, so technically, the classic "bee" steals from the pollination pool for its own uses.
@TheSpaceGnome no i really have not seen wasps drinking nektar. just bees, butterflies and all sorts of other critters i can't even name but not wasps.
i know bees don't care for the pollen :D my grandpa was a beekeeper. but it's a symbiotic co-evolution between bees and flowers, i guess. didn't know wasps were taking part in this too.
i also know that bees don't sting you knowing that they'll die. their stingers is made to penetrate chitin and kill other critters. human skin is too flexible and rubbery, it catches their stinger. it wasn't made to sting humans.
If insects count, mosquitos are worse than wasps but only because of the diseases they carry.
If they dont, some humans since were technically animals and were also destroying this planet and treating each other worse than any other animal does sometimes eg. war
Mosquitos and other predatory flying insects. The larger predators including snakes are much easier to avoid. In the US venomous snakes are not aggressive to humans and won't strike unless they feel threatened. It's pretty easy to tell them apart. Venomous snakes have heart-shaped heads, while non-venomous snakes have diamond-shaped heads.
the succulant, slippery, erogenous human. i dont like how they parade with their corn in their gloveboxes, and how they drink from their recycled bowls, very discusting.
sometimes the kill one onother thats messed up yo.
Oh yes. Was at an Ostrich farm in Italy. Up North, I can't remember the village we went to. But dude, those birds are mean AF. And the meat is so tough! The meat is just as mean as rough as the bird's attitude.
Anyway, I wish I could attach the photo of the meal. It was interesting, but I wouldn't try it again.
Biggest fear: Spider Hated animals: Bears, dogs (except for one), and when a sea shell was attached to my foot and I pulled it off to find tooth marks on my foot. Now I’m afraid of beach sand
Dogs. They drew first blood. I do believe that animals can sense human behavior and almost every animal I've approached is nice. I've been bit 3 times and I hope there isn't a 4ht..
When you understand the importance of trophic cascades in ecosystems, hating any species seems retarded. They all have positive impacts on species I personally like.
Wothout pests and predators, the species I like go extinct, so as a result, I can't hate on them.
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