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do u like it?
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anyone excited for the new episode of chernobyl that is arriving today
im really njoying this tv programe
Don’t dox my truck please
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@steamboating yeah that show is good as hell
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intersting article. well. unfortauntely they are asking for a subscription on this website so i am only allowed to read the blurb less i cough up £2.70 - which i will not
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@steamboating you're 50% cum
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"None of us would be here without cum." - Kanye West, 2018
Thank God for cum.
And Kanye
>he pinned his own message
Cringe
Thank God for cum right now or you will be sorry.
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and hard
Haha
You just dont get it do you
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Creepers can reproduce via spore. They distribute these spores by - guess what? - EXPLODING! Their explosion spreads their spores outwards in all directions. Basically, every time a creeper explodes, there are actually more creepers in the world then there were previously. Well, a potential.
If the spores want to grow into full size creepers, they must land on a host. THIS is why they explode as an offensive tactic. They explode in the proximity of a predator, so that not only will a potential threat to their young be extinguished, but the carcass of said threat can provide food for the spores, enabling them to grow into creepers.
However, this process only works if the explosion kills the target, for the spores cannot feed off a living creature. Evolution has yet to overcome this oversight (similar to their tendency to walk off cliffs), but it still works. After all, a single explosion can produce several hundred-thousand spores, and they can be carried in the wind quite a ways from the initial explosion site (if their is no wind, the shockwave will carry them too).
TL;DR: They explode near an animal and kill it, the explosion spreads their spores (floating creeper babies), and the spores feed on what the creeper just killed.
This theory attempts to explain their consistent lack of hesitation when detonating. It is entirely possible that they reproduce by other, more effective means, such as sexual reproduction (spores are asexual). If this were the case, then the spore method could be considered a "backup". Basically, they would usually reproduce by other means, but if they explode they will still reproduce.
What means they use to reproduce otherwise are up for debate.
Shoot.