Best parasite ecology cartoon of 2015?

Happy New Year!

It’s the first day of the new year, which means that you get to vote on the best parasite ecology cartoon from last year! In 2013, the winner was “Social Networking in Lemurs,” a cartoon about this study that painted lice on lemurs to infer lemur contacts. In 2014, the winner was “Oldest Trick in the Book,” a romantic cartoon about a snail who was castrated by trematodes. Which 2015 cartoon was best?! I’m opening up the voting for these candidates:

Dispersal is like a box of chocolates

Tethered love

Tastes like chicken

Crappy relationships:

House (finch), M.D.:

When snails feel sluggish:

The host plant is always greener on the other side:

Hasta la vista, Biomphalaria:

You don’t guano know:

Bring out yer dead (prairie dogs)!: