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exotic_island_girl
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rodents and spiders
Squirrels. I'm terrified of them. I don't know when I developed this fear and I don't know why.
One was living in between my apt. ceiling and the roof of building that didn't help my fear. I was always afraid that thing was going to fall through on top of me while I was sleeping. One time another invaded his/her space and they were fighting and making noises (at least I hoped that's what they were doing). That damn squirrel, had the nerve to sun bath on my damn patio when it was warm. After many complaints, they finally filled in its entrance.
One was living in between my apt. ceiling and the roof of building that didn't help my fear. I was always afraid that thing was going to fall through on top of me while I was sleeping. One time another invaded his/her space and they were fighting and making noises (at least I hoped that's what they were doing). That damn squirrel, had the nerve to sun bath on my damn patio when it was warm. After many complaints, they finally filled in its entrance.
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Raina said:
You can run across me bare anytime
GoldenDelicious
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the chicks at the local nightclubs i sometimes go to...cause theyre some scary bitches 
you know something weird is going on when you can buy 3 tequilas and a measles/mumps/rubella/tetanus vaccination for 12 bucks
you know something weird is going on when you can buy 3 tequilas and a measles/mumps/rubella/tetanus vaccination for 12 bucks
hamstershaver
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woman
Boden -
None really. We have superior intellect. If there is one that is more dangerous it is us.
That is unless I am naked in a cage with a tiger with nothing, not even a popsicle stick to defend myself. But I will still go down swinging. At the very least there would be a tiger without an eye walking around after that day.
How's brazil?
I think it would even the odds somewhat.
None really. We have superior intellect. If there is one that is more dangerous it is us.
That is unless I am naked in a cage with a tiger with nothing, not even a popsicle stick to defend myself. But I will still go down swinging. At the very least there would be a tiger without an eye walking around after that day.
How's brazil?
I saw on TV s&w makes a 50 caliber handgun that has some ridiculous muzzle velocity for just such an occasion. Easily the most powerful handgun around. Supposed to make a mess out of a grizzly skull in one shot.Raina said:
I think it would even the odds somewhat.
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Becoming said:
That thing would go flying out of my hands when it went off.
(much like my massive penis does when it goes off)
silverfish
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Rare Peruvian Devil bat. I've only ever saw one of these and I'd be happy to never see one again. Scarey creature, violent history, and insanely intelligent. Not many who have encountered this animal in the wild are still here to tell the story.
milo hobgoblin
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women. scare the hell out of me.
Delinquent
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starfish said:Roaches
Yea I really can't stand roaches. Growing up, my parents had a really bad problem with them since they lived in the country. They used to get inside the bag of dog food and when I used to put the cup in there to scoop food, they would crawl up my arm plus I could hear them scratching inside the bag. After that, I literally get the shivers when I see one
BO-DEN
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the only animal iv ever feared was this one.....
Solitary Leviathans
Great white sharks are an enigma, as scientists are still trying to unravel the mysterious lifestyle of these denizens of the deep. They are solitary creatures roaming the ocean in constant search of food. Scientists are still unsure how to tell the age of a great white shark or how long they live, how often and where they breed, and how quickly they grow.
It is widely held among shark experts that the great whites take a long time to reach the fearsome proportions of record and that over fishing of these incredible creatures has led to a rapid decline in their numbers. No one knows how long it would take for the world's great white shark numbers to rebound if we were to completely halt fishing of this species. We are now beginning to realize the important role they play in their ecosystem, eliminating the weak and the sick from their environment and keeping seal and sea lion numbers in check. Lack of great white sharks to control the sea lion population may be one of the contributing factors to the declining salmon populations along the coast of California and Oregon.
What scientists have been able to study in great whites is their predatory and feeding behavior. In the Farallon Islands, off the coast of California, scientists are videotaping and documenting attacks on pinnipeds (seals and sea lions - the sharks' favorite prey) to understand how these awesome killing machines operate. By studying shark attack behavior, scientists hope to understand and predict how and when a great white will attack. People who "use" the ocean can use this information to protect themselves from being attacked by a great white shark.
Expert Killing Machines
Great white sharks have a number of adaptations (behaviors and anatomical features) that make them such efficient killers:
For sensing - specialized sensory organs called ampullae of Lorenzini located in the shark's snout, which can detect electrical currents of as little as .005 millivolts that are generated by every living creature in the water
Extremely acute and sensitive sense of smell, allowing the great white to detect the most miniscule amounts of blood in the water up to 5km away - blood means injured victim = less effort required for the meal (Efficiency!)
For stalking - the coloring of the great white makes for excellent camouflage in the ocean - dark above, and light below makes it difficult to be detected while swimming on the bottom (great whites strike from below)
For striking - a large, powerful body and specially designed tail that provides for enormous bursts of energy for striking with such tremendous strength that the first bite is frequently a death blow
Several rows of razor sharp teeth that are continually replaced to ensure an entire jaw of efficient, lacerating implements
Scientists who study the Great White Shark have found that when attacking their prey, the strategy of the great white is usually to strike from below in one powerful blow (some human shark attack victims have likened the experience to being hit by a car), inflicting a lethal bite to head or trunk of its victim. The shark then swims away a short distance to let its victim bleed to death so that it will not have to struggle with its meal. This brief respite after the initial chomping is what allows many human victims (but not all) to escape being eaten alive by the great white predator.
Solitary Leviathans
Great white sharks are an enigma, as scientists are still trying to unravel the mysterious lifestyle of these denizens of the deep. They are solitary creatures roaming the ocean in constant search of food. Scientists are still unsure how to tell the age of a great white shark or how long they live, how often and where they breed, and how quickly they grow.
It is widely held among shark experts that the great whites take a long time to reach the fearsome proportions of record and that over fishing of these incredible creatures has led to a rapid decline in their numbers. No one knows how long it would take for the world's great white shark numbers to rebound if we were to completely halt fishing of this species. We are now beginning to realize the important role they play in their ecosystem, eliminating the weak and the sick from their environment and keeping seal and sea lion numbers in check. Lack of great white sharks to control the sea lion population may be one of the contributing factors to the declining salmon populations along the coast of California and Oregon.
What scientists have been able to study in great whites is their predatory and feeding behavior. In the Farallon Islands, off the coast of California, scientists are videotaping and documenting attacks on pinnipeds (seals and sea lions - the sharks' favorite prey) to understand how these awesome killing machines operate. By studying shark attack behavior, scientists hope to understand and predict how and when a great white will attack. People who "use" the ocean can use this information to protect themselves from being attacked by a great white shark.
Expert Killing Machines
Great white sharks have a number of adaptations (behaviors and anatomical features) that make them such efficient killers:
For sensing - specialized sensory organs called ampullae of Lorenzini located in the shark's snout, which can detect electrical currents of as little as .005 millivolts that are generated by every living creature in the water
Extremely acute and sensitive sense of smell, allowing the great white to detect the most miniscule amounts of blood in the water up to 5km away - blood means injured victim = less effort required for the meal (Efficiency!)
For stalking - the coloring of the great white makes for excellent camouflage in the ocean - dark above, and light below makes it difficult to be detected while swimming on the bottom (great whites strike from below)
For striking - a large, powerful body and specially designed tail that provides for enormous bursts of energy for striking with such tremendous strength that the first bite is frequently a death blow
Several rows of razor sharp teeth that are continually replaced to ensure an entire jaw of efficient, lacerating implements
Scientists who study the Great White Shark have found that when attacking their prey, the strategy of the great white is usually to strike from below in one powerful blow (some human shark attack victims have likened the experience to being hit by a car), inflicting a lethal bite to head or trunk of its victim. The shark then swims away a short distance to let its victim bleed to death so that it will not have to struggle with its meal. This brief respite after the initial chomping is what allows many human victims (but not all) to escape being eaten alive by the great white predator.
PBR
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When we were kids: my friend and i used to out run them on the soccer fields just to see if we could do it when we would get them far enough away from their holes...we caught one once...took him home as a pet...he got REAL MEAN...he got out in the house!!!!....that was not fun trying to catch him again....we had to just tire him out to where he gave up...He was Pissed Off. he went back to the soccer fields...lmaonycgirl said:You are right.
I stop in my tracks when they run in front of me.
Raccoons they are disease infested and creepy.
PBR said:When we were kids: my friend and i used to out run them on the soccer fields just to see if we could do it when we would get them far enough away from their holes...we caught one once...took him home as a pet...he got REAL MEAN...he got out in the house!!!!....that was not fun trying to catch him again....we had to just tire him out to where he gave up...He was Pissed Off. he went back to the soccer fields...lmao
I would love to know what purpose they serve on earth. My apartment complex is full of them. This lady drops peanuts around the trees for them to eat every fucking morning. I swear, these are fattest & healthiest squirrels I have ever seen. They never leave. They bury the peanuts and hibernate (or "live") in between the roofs & ceilings of the buildings.
I would have a severe panic attack if one got in my apartment.
I don't like roaches........ omg just looking at one makes me want to jump in the shower, they make me feel dirty/. blech.
exotic_island_girl
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BO-DEN said:the only animal iv ever feared was this one.....
as long as I stay away out of the ocean they dont really scare me but yet just looking at the picture give me creeps.
hidngod said:Frisky when she's in a mood like her thread below this.
I have sharp teeth, and i prey on little people, and the weak. I love the taste of blood and raw flesh.
BO-DEN
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exotic_island_girl said:as long as I stay away out of the ocean they dont really scare me but yet just looking at the picture give me creeps.
yeah i feel the same way looking at pictures of this animal you would never think a monter like that lives in the water.... they grow to 21 FEET!
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*MissFit*
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spiders.. im allergic
PBR said:bro i live off of the Channel Islands coast of cali...approx ! year ago we had a record sighting of a 30 footer.....we have the continental shelf off of this coast..they migrate thru....30 fucking feet!!!!!!
Really...we just released a northern fur seal up there. She was a little lost down here. I did not go on the release but she was taken out to the Channel Islands.
Isn't that the one where they also had a picture of the guy's half eaten leg in the set? Apparently he'd been shot with a .38, & it took 5 shots from a 7mm reifle to kill it.BO-DEN said:
BTW, spiders. I know it's stupid, but I get the feeling they are inherrently evil. So I kills 'em.
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bigmann245
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SoKlueles said:
im right with you klue on the snake thing. they scare the shit outa me. i was helping a friend move his brother from one house to another and at his old house his brothers girfriend got bit by a huge snake. the hospital said it wasnt poisonous but she had a serious allergic reaction to it and got real sick. so i dont care if its poisonous or not, i aint getting bit by one to find out what happens to me...
NJjuice22
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definetly Tigers or Lions..they will kill you to eat you. Bears usually attack because of territory or their young and if you play dead..they might not kill you. sharks usually take a big chunk out of you and then leave you for dead so you have a chance their. Tigers will fucking eat you completely and after seeing that video of that tourist being devoured by lions...they scare me. siberian and sumatran tigers are said to be the most vicious man-eaters on the planet.
bigmann245
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bigmann245 said:
oh, and possums....
sublime35 said:
no fugging way./............. are yo serious?
I've heard they hold the most bacteria ever. Dirty little creatures they are. blech
But I have heard a dog has the cleanest mouth.
exotic_island_girl
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I am scared of Pigeons too they are infested with diseases if they shit on you. So watch out for them.
Weird how people think is goodluck when a pigeon shit on them but yet what kind of person would want a bird be shitting on them or any animal shitting on them. Weirdos!
Weird how people think is goodluck when a pigeon shit on them but yet what kind of person would want a bird be shitting on them or any animal shitting on them. Weirdos!
coldblue1955
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pitbulls and bees.BO-DEN said:
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Megalomaniac
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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v382/sciencegirl99/gremlins-se-dvd-image-03.jpg
This says it all for me!
This says it all for me!
exotic_island_girl
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sfmonster said:
gremlins are cyute well except for the evil ones.
JayC9
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monkeys and apes make me feel uneasy, think it has to do with their mannerisms being close to that of a humans
was stared out by a baboon at Singapore zoo once, it sat on the otherside of a glass partition and when i looked into it's eyes it looked like a human staring back at me from within the body of an animal, could see the intelligence and i felt the same uncomfortable tension that you'd associate with the presence of another human, almost as if knew what i was thinking, was thinking about reincarnation, really freaked me out!
was stared out by a baboon at Singapore zoo once, it sat on the otherside of a glass partition and when i looked into it's eyes it looked like a human staring back at me from within the body of an animal, could see the intelligence and i felt the same uncomfortable tension that you'd associate with the presence of another human, almost as if knew what i was thinking, was thinking about reincarnation, really freaked me out!
Hiatussin
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animals i actually meet-
Those really big moths that panic around the room and keep flying in my face (literally, theyre fat bastards its an actual slap)
I use spray on deodorant on them. They cant fly anymore. I flush them
Hornets scare me. I´m talking real big fucking hornets. pretty much just shit that flies into me.
Those really big moths that panic around the room and keep flying in my face (literally, theyre fat bastards its an actual slap)
I use spray on deodorant on them. They cant fly anymore. I flush them
Hornets scare me. I´m talking real big fucking hornets. pretty much just shit that flies into me.
There was a Doctor from my area killed by a black bear recently. I did some research & found that some bears you can play dead & you'll probably just get a coupla cuffs. But black bears will chase you down & eat you anyways, even if you're playing dead. In most cases they will avoid you even if startled or threatened, but insome cases with larger males they will attack without warning.NJjuice22 said:
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Gambino
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i hate rats
StickFigure
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Whatever animal wants to and is able to eat me when I'm camping or hiking......and Great White sharks. But I am equally fascinated by Great Whites.
Testosterone boy
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BO-DEN said:check out the size of this bear!
dude...that is a photoshop creation.
CrayonOfDoom2
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Any ocean creatures except dolphins, sharks especially, anything that hasn't needed to evolve for thousands of years has something going on. Can't see them either 
Lady Viking
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snakes
BO-DEN said:
A bull ... the ones opposite matadors.
They are huge and unpredictable.
Evil!
coldblue1955
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the shark is pretty scarry but the giant squid surpasses the shark anyday.
Cajun Kitty....
If you live to tell the tale, you will be forever compelled to their call... no man that has seen the dangerous Coonassus Felinus has ever been free from their spell... a powerful, lore rich magic and razor sharp claws coupled with a tremendous round house... not to mention they load with hollowpoints... no matter your defence, they can disarm you with a sheer halter top faster than you can say 'HEY NOW!'...
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If you live to tell the tale, you will be forever compelled to their call... no man that has seen the dangerous Coonassus Felinus has ever been free from their spell... a powerful, lore rich magic and razor sharp claws coupled with a tremendous round house... not to mention they load with hollowpoints... no matter your defence, they can disarm you with a sheer halter top faster than you can say 'HEY NOW!'...
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Man, your endless flirting is getting annoying! We can't have her, yet you keep taunting us with hints & tales. Pretty soon we're not going to believe you anymore, like the boy who cried wolf. If she really is all that, send me a vid of said creature in action. I'll, um, evaluate & post my conclusions.ChefWide said:Cajun Kitty....If you live to tell the tale, you will be forever compelled to their call... no man that has seen the dangerous Coonassus Felinus has ever been free from their spell... a powerful, lore rich magic and razor sharp claws coupled with a tremendous round house... not to mention they load with hollowpoints... no matter your defence, they can disarm you with a sheer halter top faster than you can say 'HEY NOW!'...
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CrayonOfDoom2
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coldblue1955 said:
I'm afraid of moles
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