Jericholyte2
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The video is remarkable.
HOLY SHIT!!!Tweet
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The video is remarkable.
For a bit I was wondering where the actual creature was, until the leave started twisting in a weird way. QED!Tweet
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The video is remarkable.
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Impressive!Tweet
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Wondered what the noise was at the 30second mark before realising it was the hippo on the left Catherine wheeling its shit all over the place.Tweet
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Good to know!Australia: Scientists find clitorises on female snakes
Scientists have discovered that snakes do have clitorises, shattering a long-held assumption that the females didn't have a sexual organ.
Research published Wednesday provides the first proper anatomical descriptions of female snake genitalia.
Australia: Scientists find clitorises on female snakes - BBC News
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This is super old and I don't get that feeling at all from the big G. That said, my gorilla reading skills are limited to say the least. If push came to shove, the puny human would merely need to right hook the animal like that guy with the kangaroo.Tweet
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I have such an irrational fear of touching insects and the like!Tweet
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Same!I have such an irrational fear of touching insects and the like!
There's some totally miraculous sh*t and this is some of it. Unreal.Tweet
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Yeah, just what I needed to know. Thanks dude!Same!
There's a story I remember reading about - a dude on holiday went swimming in the Amazon river and accidently ingested a bit of water. He got checked out but there wasn't anything wrong with him.
Went back to Europe / wherever and he began drastically losing weight. No matter how much he would eat - and he was eating big meals and always going hungry. He eventually got checked out again and the doctors found a massive worm / snake type thing situated in his stomach - literally anything he would eat would go to this thing and grow that instead.
He eventually had it removed but it made me so freaked out about swimming anywhere with my mouth open!
Anyway - whilst writing this post I tried googling this story and found this instead
Inside The Legend Of The Candiru, The Amazon Fish That Allegedly Targets Men’s Penises
The candiru is a tiny parasitic fish that lives in South America — and supposedly has a penchant for swimming into the human penis.
Of all of the beasts that prowl the Amazon region, few are creepier than the candiru. A parasitic freshwater catfish that’s feared even more than the dreaded piranha, the tiny candiru reportedly waits for its unsuspecting prey to step into the river before striking in the most painful way imaginable.
It’s also only about an inch and a half long — but don’t mistake its small size for weakness. In fact, terrifying stories from the region allege that the candiru has a habit of swimming right up inside unsuspecting swimmers and fishermen’s urethras — then refusing to leave.
Candiru: The Amazonian Fish That Can Swim Up Your Urethra (allthatsinteresting.com)
then refusing to leave.
Gotta say, that thing would have a struggle squeezing up my urethra! Not sure it could do it unnoticed anyway.
This is what it starts off as -
Gotta say, that thing would have a struggle squeezing up my urethra! Not sure it could do it unnoticed anyway.
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Nice ending to the video too.Tweet
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Didn’t make it til the end the first time. Quite nice.Nice ending to the video too.
Dinosaur island... where even the imported cane toads turn into monsters!The size of this thing....
Australia's 'Toadzilla': Record-breaking cane toad found in Queensland
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-64341453
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Crows are amazing. And ravens. Awesome birds.Tweet
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Absolute fecking unit.Tweet
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