What is the definition of Insects Handicap Removal?

"Insects handicap removal" is a term that humorously describes a situation where one insect, let's call it the "Lost Lizard," discovers a beautiful butterfly's gilded cage at a butterfly sanctuary and decides to "help" it out by removing its own claws. However, the twist? The Lost Lizard turns out to be a giant, rusty, rusty old bicycle wheel. Now, you've got a situation where a tiny insect is literally giving its own wheel to a giant bike wheel for a ride.

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Here's an edgy example sentence: "The entomologist's latest discovery: a ladybug was about to get handicap removal when it realized its tiny claws were the size of a child's toy car. So, it offered the nearby aphid a ride on its giant shell, complete with a sideways roll."