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The Ungodly Creatures Thread
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Ash Sparrow
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subzero9285 said:Solifugae also known as camel spiders, wind scorpions.
Solifugae are not true spiders, which are from a different order, Araneae. Like scorpions and harvestmen, they belong to a distinct arachnid order.
The infamous photograph.
I saw that Baer dude eat on of these things in Man vs Wild. I fear ye not, freaky spider of the desert.
adamsappel
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That one's fake, though.subzero9285 said:
subzero9285
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Madagascan Ghost Mantid
This insect blends in to the background perfectly when on plants. The jagged outline breaks up its shape, and even close up it looks like a dead leaf.
This insect blends in to the background perfectly when on plants. The jagged outline breaks up its shape, and even close up it looks like a dead leaf.
subzero9285
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adamsappel said:
A good depiction though.
subzero9285
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Damon variegata
A Damon variegata with it's young.
A Damon variegata with it's young.
Oblivion said:This thread has made me realize humans aren't nearly as good at wiping out entire species as the liberal media would have you believe. Unfortunately.
We really should just nuke it.
Dude you don't want some goddamn mutant monster erupt from the ocean which turns out to be an evolved form of a sea creature that would be larger than any known animal.
Merguson said:
Good point, but think about it like this. Would you rather fight one giant radioactive monster (even if he IS very big) or millions of these extremely dangerous as well as extremely innocuous little fuckers swimming around stealing your salmon?
Those are some nasty fuckers >_<subzero9285 said:Brown Recluse Spider
WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES OF NECROSIS, IF YOU'RE SHOCKED EASILY DO NOT CLICK THE LINK.
Brown Recluse Bite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThZUjXOkNPs
Here is a clip where a woman eats one of those fucking creapy spiders.
Here is a clip where a woman eats one of those fucking creapy spiders.
speculawyer
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Man, that is amazing. We've got people trying to create the invisible suit . . . well evolution already created it. Evolution is smarter than you.cyclonekruse said:
speculawyer
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I am going to have horrible nightmares tonight.
Metroid Killer
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:lol :lolKO Traveling Hobo said:
Metroid Killer
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Metroid Killer said:
It's funny how the males are these amazing looking things and the females are plain as hell.:lol
Insane Metal
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I saw one the other day and took a pic! here it issubzero9285 said:Brown Recluse Spider
WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES OF NECROSIS, IF YOU'RE SHOCKED EASILY DO NOT CLICK THE LINK.
Brown Recluse Bite
Metroid Killer said:
... I thought you had MS Painted an apathetic face into the image.... I am shocked to see that it occurs in nature.
subzero9285
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Flying Gurnard
The flying gurnard is a marine fish notable for their large pectoral fins. They have also been observed to "walk" along sandy sea floors while looking for crustaceans and other small invertebrates by using their pelvic fins.
The flying gurnard is a marine fish notable for their large pectoral fins. They have also been observed to "walk" along sandy sea floors while looking for crustaceans and other small invertebrates by using their pelvic fins.
subzero9285
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Tripod Fish
The tripod fish gets its name from the three extra-long fins extending from its body. It uses these like stilts to keep its body just above the surface of the sea floor. Then it sits and waits to ambush any passing prey. When the prey comes within range, the tripod fish pounces on it.
The tripod fish gets its name from the three extra-long fins extending from its body. It uses these like stilts to keep its body just above the surface of the sea floor. Then it sits and waits to ambush any passing prey. When the prey comes within range, the tripod fish pounces on it.
Mohonky
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Wrath2X said:
They don't actually have any venom but instead have really hardcore bacteria they store in their mouth. They don't usually grab an animal and kill it; instead a single bite is usually enough to infect it's prey with an infection so bad it'll kill it. Then the Komodo simply moves in feasts on the carcass.
subzero9285
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Mobula
Mobula is a genus of ray that can glide high up in the air. They belong to the family Myliobatidae or commonly called eagle rays. They resemble the appearance of Manta rays which are in the same family. It has been reported that Mobula rays in the Gulf of California can breach as high as 2 meters above the sea.
Mobula is a genus of ray that can glide high up in the air. They belong to the family Myliobatidae or commonly called eagle rays. They resemble the appearance of Manta rays which are in the same family. It has been reported that Mobula rays in the Gulf of California can breach as high as 2 meters above the sea.
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Who paid you to grab Dr. Pavel?
Mobula, Tripod Fish, and the Flying Gurnard aren't ungodly, those things are awesome.
Insane Metal
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No, I was scarred... it walked so slowly that it creeped the hell out of me =Snotsol337 said:
Metroid Killer
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subzero9285 said:
Metroid Killer said:
holy crap~:lol
Skittleguy
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Other weird animal courting behavior:Metroid Killer said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D92AUXhYZ0M
subzero9285
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subzero9285 said:Mobula
Mobula is a genus of ray that can glide high up in the air. They belong to the family Myliobatidae or commonly called eagle rays. They resemble the appearance of Manta rays which are in the same family. It has been reported that Mobula rays in the Gulf of California can breach as high as 2 meters above the sea.
Wait, it can actually glide in the air for awhile? Or does it just jump out of the water?
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