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New nature thread, old one is auto-saging
>>981213
where's the full vid?
>>981222
thank you anon
>>981229
I cant seem to find the raw video, so I had to use this:
http://www.spike.com/video-clips/t4w5ei/shocking-moments-mudslide-chase
because it had the least amount of stupid commentary and interviews spliced into the footage
>>981212
Lions are no joke
>>981213
like jurassic park trex chase but really slow
>>981233
What is this?
>>981209
Pepsi?
>>981209
I wish every time some jerk cut me off his car would be sucked up by a tornado.
>>981209
twister was like i want ya ride not ya life
I have a few nature webms
>>981445
the wire
>>981836
I think this one counts as nature, even though it's clearly in a contained environment. It's a critter doing nature stuff naturally
>>981847
I have one more but it's sad
>>981847
I've seen things way more disgusting. Rather than feeling that, I just felt incredibly sad for this poor dog.
>>981833
that was awesome
>>981209
Was he okay?
>>981213
Fucking moron driver doesn't understand the concept of 'faster'.
>>982146
he's like a living caricature
>>982146
This looks like something from a movie.
>>981793
the driver with the dashcam was running a red light (not that it matters, he was running from a tornado)
>>981798
I think the guy lying on the road was a motorcyclist who was behind them. You can see his silhouette fly past and ram into the back of the white car at 0:03 seconds. As for the white car itself you can see its taillights at 0:20 seconds, way down the road crashed into that lone tree
>>982130
Daiii-jyo!
>>982146
>running full force AT a mini-tornado
what the fuck, Australia?
>>982213
cheetah paws are usually dull since they cant retract them
>>981833
>turning your back on a fucking leopard
This is so not wsg
>>981829
>>981833
even she is respecting the fucking lions and doesn't go in with them...
>>982397
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNCzSfv4hX8
>>982425
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIjgIQweeYA
>>982425
>>982429
yeah, thanks, i'm already subscribed to his actual channel (youtube.com/LionWhispererTV) - that guy is the absolute exception and even he puts his trusted long-time co-workers into steel cages. he may be part of the pride and he may have devoted his life into understanding these wonderful animals - but they're still fucking killing machines. just by playing and fooling around with them you can regularly see him bleed. even the most yolked out human is puny and squishy compared to these cats of pure muscle.
but he says that lions have a natural fear of humans. only when humans are regularly around them (like on safaris, zoos or circusses) they gradually lose their fear - which is what makes these lions so incredibly dangerious. they're used to humans. you better keep your fucking distance.
>>982445
isn't he being a touch hypocritical by saying people should keep their distance so lions don't get used to people, when he himself is up there wrestling and coddling with them (and broadcasting it all over youtube?)
One of those lions is gonna kill him just out of curiosity one of these days.
>>982723
HOLY FUCKING SHIT! More like "balls of diamond"!!
>>982774
Diamond balls, the only metal harder than steel :D
>>982146
One more thing to the list of dangers in Australia
>>982231
haha those wolves are so shit
>>982702
maybe, maybe not. is an experienced free climber hypocritical when he tells climbing novices to properly secure themselves with ropes?
anyway, those are not wild lions. he runs a sanctuary, meaning all the lions came from some sort of captivity anyway. he's not trying to turn them back into wild lions (he's not encouraging them to hunt - he feeds them meat) and he's not breeding them (they're on birth control). and of course, he's only in with the lions he knows. they often have decades of shared history. i'm not saying what he does isn't dangerious (it absolutely is), but i think he's qualified to judge and take that risk. and sure, accidents happen. i can totally see him getting killed by a lion on accident when he's too cocky some distant day. but i also think with a life time of experience you can easily tell when a lion is grumpy and keep your distance that day. there's probably a million cues that tell you their mood, defensiveness and aggressiveness if you spend enough time with them.
anyway, why am i defending a stranger i don't even know? he might well be an idiot, i just like his videos.
>>982162
it's fake as fuck
>>984085
holy shit the person driving that car has balls of steel
>>984096
or no brakes
>>984803
this is amazing
>>982231
otters are pretty hardcore
>>984096
>Hey babe, my parents are out tonight.
>>984838
Haha
>>984803
Nature is beautiful ;_;
>>982958
Those look more like Coyotes
>>984803
It's fucking incredible how interconnected everything is in nature, blows my mind when you see it put into perspective like this.
>>984085
>TWO tornadoes
Fucking RADICAL. I wonder what the season will bring us this year.
Does anyone know why Chrome on android stopped playing webm?
>>985460
Problem's on your side, I'm doing it right now.
>>985467
Crap, i updated it and removed all cookies and still doesnt play them
>>985478
Restart your phone, it helped with me
>>981213
pretty badass. how's that town now?
aww they deleted the lion attack video
>>985385
is that a fucking giant squid
D=
>>981818
hmm... is it fish or is it more beef?
>>982146
well, I think the reason why Max was mad is because he was in Australia and not the US...
>>986183
could be, but these just have suction cups of about 5 cm and they have found suction cup marks on sperm-whales that were up to 25 cm big...
>>982146
WITNESSED!
>>986241
Are you actually wondering what gator meat tastes like? Because it's so damn good. Kind of a fishy taste, but its got the texture of something more like chicken. There's a restaurant by me that serves a gator meat po' boy, and it is to die for.
>>981847
>Mango worms
No. NO. JUST no. FUCKING NO. STOP. EARTH NO. PLEASE I CAN't. JUst no. FUCKING NO. I CAN't I JUST CAN'T FUCK NO STOP STOP STOPS STOP. NATURE WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS. PLEASE DON'T. I JUST. I Can't.
All of my fears and phobias.
>>981215
MLG edit when
>>981833
That thing could have gone for her fucking neck just as easily. Hot damn.
>>983930
You cheeky cunt m8
>>982264
We don't really get real Tornados here in Australia, those things are usually much lighter dust swirls
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8VzWYQvjQY
Probably miscalculated it to be something like this.
>>986183
Yes. But that one was dying and drifted into shallow waters where divers stumbled upon it.
>>985654
Thank you it did help
>>988301
Nvm only one worked, now none do.
Useless fucking sony phone
>>981847
Poor doggu.
>>987047
Hopefully never.
>>987386
fucking aced the filename
>>987279
the hell is this?
>>988896
A giant squid.
>>988896
It almost looks like some of the meat flaps found in /gif
>>984820
that's why we call it 'otter mode'
>>987386
People really should just leave spiders alone, they don't bother anything. Ladybugs that burrow through your roof during winter time are more likely to cause harm, they'll try to burrow into your nose or edge of the ear as you sleep to stay warm in some cases.
>>994238
As a person with extreme arachnophobia, I agree with this statement.
>>987279
IN R'LEH CUTHULU WAITS DREAMING
>>981847
wow, holy shit.... this is acutally the worst thing I've ever seen. Fuck this! That poor dog...
>>994238
I just can't though, if I know there's a spider in my bedroom I literally can't sleep, I have to go into the spare room or if there's a spider in the bathroom I won't go to toilet until it's gone. The level of fear I have where spiders are concerned is insane, it's much easier for me to just murder them and not have to worry.
>>981213
was this from Maximum Exposure? a really old series that which is youtube now.
>>982723
Jesus christ. That guy has more balls than anyone I've ever known. Fuck I'd have died on the spot.
>>981859
That's both depressing and fascinating. Do you know the name of the full documentary?
>>988896
No. Giants don't have bioluminescence (the bright lights at the tip).
>>998255
>clods
>>981847
there's a Youube channel with a lot of videos like this, some Belgian who runs a vet clinic in gambia
>>981209
Bump limit, its a bump limit.
>>981847
This is why I'm always stay inside
>>998255
>clods
>>1002351
Where is it?
>>981836
what the fuck is that
actually i wouldnt even be mad if no one answers this
>>1002716
Its a Weta. From New Zealand.
>>1002716
weta from new zealand
nontoxic. that shit is saliva. get learn't, nub.
>>998255
Um I believe this filename should read "clouds."
>>998955
Its Encounters at the End of the World
>>1002666
2015 Siberian forest fires, specifically in Zabaykalsky
>>1002831
"Creepy Russian Lullaby"
>>983335
I leik you
>>981829
can't tell what's cuter
>>982702
>the attack footage will never be released
scary stuff
>>981836
why the hands are pink?
anyone have the gif of that underwater centipede thing that roots itself on the sea bed?
I remember the gif demonstrated its gripping power or something like that.
>>982146
Would be cool if it wasn't fake
>>984803
amazing video
>>998255
was well keen to find out what a clod was
>>998255
I'snt this a scene from that movie?
(wich name i just forgot...)
>>981215
>RKO'd
>>1002351
Remember this next time you're stuck in a traffic jam.
>At least it's not a traffic jam AND a forest fire.
>>981215
Wholefully surprised this isn't cena dubbed
>>981829
Cheetahs meow too.
>>998255
Do you got one of sneks as well?
>>981829
Jesus, my dog does the same noise when I'm petting her.
>>984803
So fuckin cool
>>984803
What's this from?
>>981818
What a weird reversal.
>>984803
There is a political message to be had in here.
>>984085
fucking balls man
>>985385
fuck dude that aint no humbolt
I'm posting these as I make them; the original Skip Talbot video is an hour and twenty minutes long, so I'm going to skip parts of it, after the intro.
>>982146
Is this fake? Seems a *little* fake
>>1013708
I've heard it was fake.
>>1013697
>>1013712
Something about the conversion is off - it's not starting and ending at the spots I want it to be.
This is discouraging.
At least this video seems to be on the right mark.
>>984803
Perhaps we should drop a pack of wolves off in Brooklyn
>>984803
There is a God.
>>982146
OH WHAT A DAY WHAT A LOVELY DAY
>>1003346
Nerve gas
>>981209
I live I die I live again!!
>>982146
fake, it was for that bullshit tornado movie that was terrible
>>984803
The government here in CA could take a lesson from this.
You don't do good by keeping deer from any predatory harm because muh Bambi. You need balance, or you'll only sow chaos.
I blame Los Angeles
>>1003765
If you happen to come back to this thread, that's called a Bobbit Worm, after The miss Bobbit who cut off her significant others' penis.
>>984803
The next time someone tells you climate change isn't human caused, remember this video.
>>982146
this was proven to be fake
>>999236
kek
This thread looks very different if you view it in the archives:
https://desustorage.org/wsg/thread/981209/
>>984803
It really is exactly as our ancestors saw it, just in ways they wouldn't have described.
>>981215
Muh gawd, they ripped him in half, muh gawd, that wasn't human.
>>1017792
the day after tomorrow
>>1002351
sauce on song?
>>1027416
https://vimeo.com/130622230
>>1003292
story? I've never seen this guy before
>>1027480
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_Treadwell
>>999236
Objects in mirror are closer than they appear
>>1002873
>Um I believe this filename should read "clouds."
Are you sure?
>>984803
Funny, just talked about this in class today. The video overstates all of the data, but it is amazing still
>>1027503
thats pretty fucking brutal
sounds similar to the one of the guy who was killed while filming a stunt reel with the his brothers companies bear.
>>982723
>confronting BLM protesters
>>981213
>Yeah cool!
>Awesome!
>Yes!
OH FUCK GET IN THE TRUCK GO FASTER GO FASTER FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK
>>1027600
I've heard that this is true of snakes, even babies will get upset/agitated if they see snake-like objects, because of a conditioned response to the constant threat of being bitten developed by humans/human ancestors over millions of years.
there's a distinct lack of lightning ITT
>>982231
nice
>>999236
enjoyed this
>>1019067
>puts on the hazards
>>1024278
nope
>>1027889
The only one to hold it semi-steadily.
>>984085
>myparentsarnthomerightnow
>>1027600
Dinosaurs died out millions of years before even our common ancestor with chimps was kicking about. You're right about our reptilian response to threats though, heck even now there are spiders that can kill us even with modern day antivenom
>>981859
nigga just went to see his mountain side bitch. he was back the next day from his "business trip"
>>1025040
Islam confirmed from creator
>>984803
i call bullshit
>>982390
that's a jaguar not a leopard
>>1019067
3 weeks worth of my shorts would be ruined
>>999236
Lol so much like the actual scene
>>1024384
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDMmj5WgB8c
>>1027459
close to being the interstellar soundtrack
![tumblr_inline_o0mfqs71W11s18x0o_540[1].gif](https://i.imgur.com/cG6XtXD.gif "tumblr inline o0mfqs71W11s18x0o 540[1]")
>>998255
>>1024784
holly shit wtf...
>>994260
Heh
>>999251
noice
>>994238
>People really should just leave spiders alone
>Leaving that fucking THING alone in my HOUSE carrying around a literal CLAYMORE FUCKING MINE THAT EXPLODES IN HORROR
No way if that fucking thing is in my house it and all of its offspring need to be eradicated.
>>1030900
Worms shit out roots?
>>984803
Fuckin' A wolves
Fuckin' A ;_;7
>>982146
fake and gay
>>1021726
I love hyenas but what a fucking badass. Shame that hunters got him, he deserved better
>>981253
that naration tho
>>1025040
Islam confirmed for insects.
>>985846
Portland's pretty fine. Lots of homeless and a shit ton of traffic, but it's nice scenery.
>>981833
I want a husky-sized assault kitty too
>>1039740
I would probably think it was the work of some higher power
>>994238
t. spider
>>1024784
they actually march on till they die. look it up they can't stop lol.
>>1027543
>Bureau of Land Management protesters
You mean those jackasses in Oregon?
"God told us to fight the government but didn't tell us to bring our own food" kek m8 but where's the connection?
>>984803
>one species of animal taking all of the resources so that other animals have very little chance to
>this also impacts the infrastructure of the environment
>a regulatory agent is introduced
>suddenly everyone has a greater chance to thrive
>the ecosystem diversifies and becomes more prosperous
>all because one species that was taking all the resources has no been regulated
If this isn't liberal propaganda about capitalism reform, then I don't know what is
>>1027876
>I think we need to go inside
Holy shit lost it
>>1039740
>God is dead and we killed him
>now we must dance the dance of the heathen gods
>>1027903
Have you been struck?
>>981818
thats a jaguar not a leopard
>>984803
watched this video in AP environmental science, absolutely loved it
>>998985
Pretty sure those are battery powered lights it ripped off the submarine, probably will use them to attract other fish and stuff.
>>1019067
In the original source riiight at the beginning you can see the rock begin to fall: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfvmbDOeo70
>>981859
:c
>>1024784
That's fuckin brutal. Nature is brutal and fucking awesome.
>>1018490
Lel
>>1040176
humans are a single species so we all bring the same thing to the table unlike animals in an ecosystem.
>>1040176
that's one way of interpreting the video, and it's certainly the way the narrator seems to feel.
there's an implicit assumption that diverse ecologies = good ecologies. there are good and not-so-good reasons for thinking diverse ecologies are good.
on the one hand, a diverse ecology more maximally utilizes the resources inherent to its system, producing much higher biomass - and a greater variation thereof, which is commonly more useful.
HOWEVER, what goes unstated in the video is that the trophic cascade works exactly in reverse as well - remove the wolves and the whole system collapses, causing a massive die-off. While before, the ecosystem of yellowstone supported a limited number of deer, it did so sustainably by definition. Now a much greater biomass is supported, but so much more precariously.
In nature, you can basically either have a simple, robust ecosystem (think of human city ecosystems, where relatively few animals thrive but do so pretty much no matter what humans throw at them - a chaotic, difficult environment that nonetheless produces very stable populations), or you can have the nightmarishly complex ecosystems like coral reefs and rainforests, where removing one small piece of the ecosystem causes a jenga tower-like trophic cascade which ultimately destroys the whole thing.
the important thing to remember is that nature literally doesn't give a fuck which type of ecosystem prevails in a given area. It's up to us to determine which type of ecosystem is more desirable for us to have in a given area. We probably need a balance of both.
>>1035149
>tumblr
>steven universe
neck urself
>>1041933
the reason why removing wolves was bad was because they were removed to quickly. Organisms compete with each other for resources and those that can't compete go extinct. The Ecosystem in Yellowstone had been functioning with wolves for millions of years, and then in the span of a century or two (a microsecond in evolutionary time) they were gone. The important distinction that should be made is not diverse vs less diverse ecosystems, it's the level of human impact. The biodiversity of an ecosystem is dependent on things we really don't understand and is not implicit of its value or production abilities
>>982136
but then we wouldn't get to see cool mudslide
>>1023067
shit coyotes
>>981213
DEJA VU
>>1005187
meh, most traffic jams make me wish I was being burned alive anyway
>>1024278
Jesus Christ. They look like some kind of World of Warcraft MOB.
>>1038956
>fully erect.webm
>>1005126
koyaanisqatsi
>>982146
Can people on here really not differentiate CGI and real life?
>>1007308
How Wolves Change Rivers
>>987386
I've poured boiling hot water on a fucker like this.
The smell m8
>>999251
isn't this in straya?
>>981209
>auto-saging
It's bump limit faggot.
>>1046146
THE FAMOUS AERO-SUPLEX
you can see the moment the lioness regrets her life choices
>>1039927
Correct. Entire colonies can perish in this manner, with diameters of a mile or more.
>>1046057
My friend, I don't think that's an insect.
>>981213
THIS FUCKING RETARD CAN'T HOLD A FUCKING CAMERA STEADY. SOME1 FCKIN FIX IT.
>>981842
I want an ocelot but I don't want to have to deal with the piss smell.
>>981859
Fucking Werner Herzog is clinically insane
>>1030900
That's a bootlace worm.
That stuff coming out of it is a mucus that has a neurotoxin that it uses to ward off predators.
>>1027876
>>Not having a grounding rod
>>1030933
kek
>>1039740
>>What is Vesuvius?
>>981215
RULES OF NATURE
>>1052592
It doesn't bite as strong as thew vid makes it seem.
That thing you believe is blood is actually the insect's spit. It's bite is probably more like a pinch.
>>1040162
black lives matter dumb dumb
>>1055705
>like groceries
>>982723
jesus fucking christ
>>1055709
Jeez that is brutal
>>1002351
The music makes it
>jeep on fire at :55 was not fucking around
>>1019067
>>
That white car is blessed that the falling mud shoved his car to the left, as that giant stone would have landed right on him otherwise.
>>1061215
>that awkward moment when praying mantises eating bee eyes triggers your ASMR
>>981842
Fishing Cat, not ocelot.
>>981859
>I don't mean that a penguin might believe he is Lenin or Napoleon
Yeah thanks for the clarification Werner. Nobody except you could be asked "Does a penguin ever go insane" and respond "Well I've never seen one become a megalomaniacal dictator if that's what you mean."
>>982146
If it's not fake, it's by far the tallest densest dust devil ever caught on film at reasonable distance.
But dust devils, tornados, etc. all have large clouds of kicked up dust not in the cyclone surrounding their base, which is just one reason why this is obviously CGI.
>>1055748
ayy
>>981233
right in the feels
>>982397
I was waiting for one of them to bite her hand.
>>1041933
The criticism you had of the first ecosystem model was used to justify the second, which has the very same weakness but even worse.
Let's talk about some basic ecology. First, "good" vs. "bad" and "useful" vs. "not" are not particularly definite or smart distinctions. What your main point seems to revolve around is "robustness", which is a *very* relevant trait to a ecosystem and one that is heavily researched. In mathematical and experimental ecology, one common mode of investigation into robustness is species removal, which is exactly as it sounds: take an ecosystem and remove an entire species relatively instantly.
With respect to deer, Yellowstone had a single apex predator of significance: wolves, that were removed by humans in a quite short time frame, which resulted in the relatively dramatic changes described (in reverse) in the video.
So this ecosystem seems not very robust then, right, since removing one species causes so much damage? Well, you don't measure the robustness of a system solely by its weakest link -- you removed the one particular species that would cause the most damage, in this case (and most cases) the apex predator.
No relatively-closed ecosystem can support more than at most about 4 big-prey apex predator species (thinking African savannah at max), and the vast majority support only one. They are almost always the lowest-population species and the most sensitive to environmental change -- it's basically a physical law.
continued in next post.
>>1063140
continued:
What I'm saying is that very very few ecosystems, i.e. only those with the capacity to support multiple big-prey predators, can withstand the sudden removal of an apex predator without significant disruption on every level. (In mathematical ecology this is still considered "robust" btw -- there are specific thresholds at which an ecosystem becomes unstable or collapses, and Yellowstone was neither.)
But here's the most basic argument for diversity=robustness (besides the decades of mathematical, experimental, and observational proof). If there were both wolves and lions in Yellowstone, when the wolves were removed, the lions would probably find more opportunity to kill deer and expand their territory and population, thus preventing basically all the bad shit in the video. This exact same redundancy works on every level of an ecosystem to make it stronger (or in the actual food-web-type networks that are analyzed, the redundancy works in how diversified each species' prey opportunities are relative to each other -- basically the more "nightmarishly complex" it is, the more robust it is).
You then claim that simple ecosystems with only a few species are more robust. This fails your basic premise of being vulnerable to species removal. If you have an ecosystem with 6 main species, and you remove 1, do you honestly think that won't be insanely traumatic to the rest of the ecosystem?
You give as an example of robustness a human city. Try removing the apex predator: humans. Hilarity ensues, no? (That said, if you protect humans from removal, a city can be quite robust, since the base food supply of human trash is effectively unlimited and uninterrupted, and there is a decent variety of animals feeding on the trash and predatory animals feeding on them. That said, do you honestly a city can nest enough hawks and owls to manage the rat population if we ever get rid of all the stray cats, as humans have tried to do?)
cont.
>>1063175
continued 3/3:
Finally, you give the example of ecosystem collapse of a coral reef. But that's not single-species removal, which in any coral reef would do literally nothing (there are seasonal apex predators for each apex predator). Coral reef collapse happens when an entire layer of the network is quickly destroyed, caused in the real world by some still-unknown combination of environmental changes and direct human interaction.
tldr; complex and diverse ecosystems are always more robust than simpler counterparts under species removal in particular (fucking obviously) and most other catastrophic scenarios in general (subject to mathematical verification).
>>1041419
Clever girl...
>>1061215
>GET OUT OF MY FACE BRO, AAAGH
seriously though, the sound is added in a studio. they really don't have a mic next to the praying mantis' mouth to record him eating.
it's fine to listen to it mute and make your own eating sounds with your mouth because it's just guessimates anyway
>>1019064
Pussy pelican was using ground effect the whole time.
>>1039740
I'd grunt to all my cave brothers that to attribute it to some god or gods would be a superstitious delusion and that the only rational faith is none at all. Then I'd flip on my leopard skin fedora and refuse to give any of my berries to my tribesmate's sick child because taxation is theft.
>>1045671
Totally looks like a guy in a costume when swimming.
>>1047641
This is why women shouldn't be allowed in combat.
(itt we politicize nature vids)
>>1048287
>>1030900
The worm is extending its proboscis, a muscular tonguey thing for hunting, which can have no branches or a shitload like in this case. The worm retracts it afterward. The mucus you're confusing it with is secreted from its skin (and can be seen as the shiny wetness on the guy's hand) and is also used in trapping prey.
>>1018654
The main group fighting wolves in California are rural ranchers who the government expect to carry all the costs of introducing wild predators into the region. If there was any sort of attempt to create a government fund for fencing and reasonable range restrictions, it could happen. As it is, environmentalists want a level of freedom for wolves that's unsustainable in modern California with so many people living in WUIs, and ranchers have come to expect lies and tricks from the government so they don't even try to participate in the debate any more. There's simply not enough trust and confidence to make it work.
>>1063475
>ranchers
Environmentalists don't want wolves eating livestock either (they do want less ranching, but there's not much they can do about that besides promote vegetarianism). You know perfectly well that the government works as much with ranchers as possible when it comes to predator management -- it's the only way they got wolves back into Yellowstone in the first place.
>people living in WUI
Ordinary homeowners? Fuck their concerns -- they cost the state millions in firefighting and insurance already. They have no right to demand additional wilderness management when their entire purpose was to be in the wilderness in the first place.
>>1055725
someone needs to edit this with the sound of someone slurping up pasta
>>1019067
But what happened to truck?
>>1063601
Got naturalized.
>>1019064
That's so cool.
>>1027876
Half asleep with my headphones on. Fuck.
>>984803
>ITT fuck deers
>>1054815
>what is prehistoric?
>>987279
I'm more scared of what's inside our ocean than what's out in space.
>>1063569
Yeah. That's cool. It's a card. So whAT THE FUCK. ARE YOU A GOD!?
>>1063569
>that monkey pulling a turd out of its ass at the end
>>1024278
looks like a ball of earwax
>>1055709
I wonder if the bees feel pain
>>1063426
it has to be animal abuse to let this happen to your dog
>>1063569
kek that's awesome
>>1047347
Judging by the trees and the cars, yeah.
>>994238
So if a Brown Recluse packing 200 babies on its back rolls into town I should just let it pass on by so I can have 200 deadly spiders romping around my house ready to nearly kill me with a single bite if I slip my foot into the wrong shoe?
>>1069779
Spiders are small as fuck.
How do can you confuse your shoe with theirs?
>>1069873
You know what they say about men with small feet.
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