Creepy nature says howdy
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Male leatherback sea turtle that washed up dead on Lighthouse Beach at Port Macquarie, New South Wales, in August 2009
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ASFERICO International Nature Photography Competition 2011, winning entry from India, by Yuwaraj Gurjar
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Inquisitiveness, by Konstantin Smirnov
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Goblin shark
Full video
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Northern stargazer, by Patrick Burke
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Bigfin (or long-arm) squid, genus Magnapinna
Video
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At public park in Porto Alegre, Brasil. Full video
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Praying mantis in Queensland, Australia, winning entry, National Geographic Photo Contest 2012, by Andrew Young
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Saddleback caterpillar, by Kim Fleming
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Broadgilled hagfish, by Carl Struthers
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Hawaiian carnivorous caterpillar
Ravenous Hellbeast
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Pacu, a fish native to South America, but released (deliberately!) in Papua New Guinea, where it’s become known as "ball cutter."
Testicle-eating fish species found in Illinois lake
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Tarantula, by Heidi & Hans-Juergen Koch
also posted to randompictures
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Male leatherback sea turtle that washed up dead on Lighthouse Beach at Port Macquarie, New South Wales, in August 2009
3.
ASFERICO International Nature Photography Competition 2011, winning entry from India, by Yuwaraj Gurjar
4.
Inquisitiveness, by Konstantin Smirnov
5.
6.
Goblin shark
Full video
7.
Northern stargazer, by Patrick Burke
8.
Bigfin (or long-arm) squid, genus Magnapinna
Video
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At public park in Porto Alegre, Brasil. Full video
11.
Praying mantis in Queensland, Australia, winning entry, National Geographic Photo Contest 2012, by Andrew Young
12.
Saddleback caterpillar, by Kim Fleming
13.
Broadgilled hagfish, by Carl Struthers
14.
Hawaiian carnivorous caterpillar
Ravenous Hellbeast
15.
Pacu, a fish native to South America, but released (deliberately!) in Papua New Guinea, where it’s become known as "ball cutter."
Testicle-eating fish species found in Illinois lake
16.
Tarantula, by Heidi & Hans-Juergen Koch
also posted to randompictures