What animals look do you find naturally scary?
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The Komodo Dragon, it's a real life FUCKING DINOSAUR
That is clearly a fake, but look how big those monsters can get!
Damn nature you scary!
See all that drool? That stuff is incredibly toxic, if it gets into your body, you are dead, it isn't even venom, it's just filled with massive amounts of deadly bacteria
So scary, but I love them so much!
That is clearly a fake, but look how big those monsters can get!
Damn nature you scary!
See all that drool? That stuff is incredibly toxic, if it gets into your body, you are dead, it isn't even venom, it's just filled with massive amounts of deadly bacteria
A mere still picture does not do the frilled shark justice.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mneDhOtVEQw
If you just look at the picture, they don't look so bad. It's the way that they move that unnerves me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mneDhOtVEQw
If you just look at the picture, they don't look so bad. It's the way that they move that unnerves me.
Technically, all sharks can do that to an extent. Don't believe me? Find a picture of a great white just chilling. Now find another of a great white attacking and compare. His nose sorta bends upwards and you can see a large part of his gums, as if his dentures are falling out of his mouth. It's so they don't hurt their sensitive little snouts. (Wussies ^ ^) Since mr. goblin over here has a pretty huge snout it makes sense he can extend his teeth pretty far.imnotparanoid said:Goblin shark
I mean, what the hell evolution!
WHY WOULD YOU GIVE A SHARK JAWS THAT CAN EXTEND OUT OF ITS FACE ALIEN STYLE
OT: pretty much anything that lives in the deep sea where there is no light is either as beautiful as christmas decorations or as scary as Freddy Kreuger. Sometimes both. I wouldn't go down there without an armored suit even if it wasn't necessary to protect me from the pressure.
SPIDERS THE SMALL EIGHT LEGGED FREAKS.
I think really it's multiple reasons I hate them. Their eyes are horrifying. They're hairy in a way that disturbs me. The whole thing with their fangs scares me. Also the way they move about is just plain creepy. The webs don't help either.
It's making Skyrim difficult at the moment. Bloody Frostbite Spiders.
I'm developing an irrational fear of cobwebs from Skyrim.
Actually I'm not sure what it is that actually scares me about them. Even when none of the above things are there I'm terrified.
When I see them my brain is just hard wired to tell me to stay the hell away from it.
Might be I can't think of a way to deal with them. You know, Scorpions you grab them by the tail, Snakes you grab them by the back of the head, Honey Badgers you stay the hell away.
What do you do for Spiders apart from trap them under a glass.
If not spiders then aggressive or huge fish but with that it's more that thy can sneak attack you in the water from below.
I think really it's multiple reasons I hate them. Their eyes are horrifying. They're hairy in a way that disturbs me. The whole thing with their fangs scares me. Also the way they move about is just plain creepy. The webs don't help either.
It's making Skyrim difficult at the moment. Bloody Frostbite Spiders.
I'm developing an irrational fear of cobwebs from Skyrim.
Actually I'm not sure what it is that actually scares me about them. Even when none of the above things are there I'm terrified.
When I see them my brain is just hard wired to tell me to stay the hell away from it.
Might be I can't think of a way to deal with them. You know, Scorpions you grab them by the tail, Snakes you grab them by the back of the head, Honey Badgers you stay the hell away.
What do you do for Spiders apart from trap them under a glass.
If not spiders then aggressive or huge fish but with that it's more that thy can sneak attack you in the water from below.
Big spiders: push straight down on their back so she's pinned to the ground. I was also told they can't survive a drop from higher than about 1 meter.Magicmad5511 said:
Disclaimer: I never tried any of this myself, just heard stories. It probably isn't completely risk-free. But than again, neither is grabbing a scorpion's tail or a snake's head.
Small spiders: just squish I guess? The drop thing definantly doesn't work though.
I also find various farm animals pretty creepy, usually because of their eyes. Goats, cows and horses for example. Also deep sea animals. The deeper you go, the more horrific they get. There's some SERIOUSLY hideous stuff down there! I mean look at these abominations!
That star-nosed mole looks like a result of the illithid's genetic experiments gone horribly right.
Cows, horses, and pretty much anything else big enough to accidentally kill me if it rolls over in its sleep scare me when standing next to them.
Just knowing that anglerfish exist is terrifying. Their jaws and stomach are elastic and they'll swallow fish that are bigger than they are.
Japanese giant hornets on the other hand are an eldritch abomination's nightmare made manifest in physical reality through dark rituals of unspeakable horror and the blood sacrifice of 10,000 baby bees. And they spit acid. At your eyes. And the eyeball-melting acid is laced with pheromones that attract more giant, acid-spitting hornets.
Cows, horses, and pretty much anything else big enough to accidentally kill me if it rolls over in its sleep scare me when standing next to them.
Just knowing that anglerfish exist is terrifying. Their jaws and stomach are elastic and they'll swallow fish that are bigger than they are.
I think mud daubers are pretty. They're totally non-aggressive, eat black widow spiders, and are the only hornet-shaped insect that won't make me scream like there's a xenomorph in my shower if it lands on me.NickCaligo42 said:
Japanese giant hornets on the other hand are an eldritch abomination's nightmare made manifest in physical reality through dark rituals of unspeakable horror and the blood sacrifice of 10,000 baby bees. And they spit acid. At your eyes. And the eyeball-melting acid is laced with pheromones that attract more giant, acid-spitting hornets.