A Real Animal You Never Want to Meet
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I can't decide whether Aye Ayes are freakishly ugly or kinda cute. My initial reaction was something along the lines of "Oh my God! Get it away from me!!" but the more I see them the more I think "Daaw, look at the little fella..".
Shark too, they're probably my greatest fear and phobia. Any water predator that can harm/kill a human in fact, I just fucking hate even the thought of it cause there's fuck-all you can do, any water creature can outswim you and they're all far more agile than a human in the water.
And I hold no awe for sharks, they're stupid creatures that just eat anything in their way that just happen to have a good mechanic for detecting blood.
And I hold no awe for sharks, they're stupid creatures that just eat anything in their way that just happen to have a good mechanic for detecting blood.
Pffft. I have no soul.Jezzascmezza said:This freaking thing.
It looks into your very own soul...
When it starts saying that it wants its Precious, it's time to bash it's skull in with a shovel.Grouchy Imp said:
I can't decide whether Aye Ayes are freakishly ugly or kinda cute. My initial reaction was something along the lines of "Oh my God! Get it away from me!!" but the more I see them the more I think "Daaw, look at the little fella..".
The pig in that photo was shot in the US by an 11 year old kid.similar.squirrel said:No f-ing way. That thing probably voted Jobbik.The_ModeRazor said:For me, well, I really fucking hate spiders, but I'm more scared of a T-Rex. Shame it's long extinct.
For something a little more real (that I could possibly meet, since ************ also lives in Hungary), you don't want this thing charging at you:
Knew there was another reason I'm glad for not living in Hungary any more.
Apart from the fact that it's not a camel spider bite.captaincabbage said:Camel spiders
and what it can do with its bite
need I say more?
Camel spiders aren't spiders at all, they have too many legs (10 or 6, 2 more or 2 less whatever I believe) and their bite isn't venemous.
The picture you linked of the bite is from a spider with a necrotic venom, I can't name one at the moment but I do know that camel spiders aren't venemous.
On topic: Box Jellyfish.
The thing has almost invisible tentacles that can kill you in 3 minutes. Yay.
On land, probably a honey badger.
A fuckload of Hobo Spiders. In a dark cave. Look up some pictures, they can do some real shit to your skin, sometimes causing a need for amputation. I am fascinated yet terrified of spiders, and I am also petrified of the fear of losing a limb or sense. I just wouldn't be able to tolerate it. A pretty big, poisonous spider that's poison if injected via bite may need you to lose a limb, fuck I'm getting scared typing this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kDWvianWWo
Though wierdly, after watching this I want a pet spider in a glass bottle now.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kDWvianWWo
Though wierdly, after watching this I want a pet spider in a glass bottle now.
Well, they're still not technically spiders. Arachnids yes, spiders no.RhombusHatesYou said:
Well, the fact that the venom takes 3 minutes (ish) to kill you, and in that time you'll be going into shock, it's all circumstantial as to whether you'll survive or not.RhombusHatesYou said:
What are you trying to prove?Aloran said:Apart from the fact that it's not a camel spider bite.captaincabbage said:Camel spiders
and what it can do with its bite
need I say more?
Camel spiders aren't spiders at all, they have too many legs (10 I believe) and their bite isn't venemous.
The picture you linked of the bite is from a spider with a necrotic venom, I can't name one at the moment but I do know that camel spiders aren't venemous.
On topic: Box Jellyfish.
The thing has almost invisible tentacles that can kill you in 3 minutes. Yay.
On land, probably a honey badger.
So it doesn't have any venom, I don't care, just keep it the fuck away from me.
Also, good choice on the Box Jellyfish, the top reason why I hate the ocean.
Camel spiders at their largest have a 12cm leg span. That's under 5" in the old money. That's not a very big for a spider or spider-like critter at all... but keep in mind I'm Australian so my concept of what a 'big spider' is may well be different to yours.captaincabbage said: