Vampire Moth

Jun 03, 2008 21:40

Because of the combo of recent posts.

There's vampire bats. And vampire finches. And vampire squid from hell (altho they don't suck blood) and Vampyrellid amoebas that go after pathogenic fungi and vampire snails that go after fish.

And there's vampire moths. Calyptra from SE Asia I already knew about, apparently evolved from fruit-suckers that ( Read more... )

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rob_t_firefly June 3 2008, 15:18:41 UTC
It's like one of those barbed anchor things that hold screws into drywall.

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drhoz June 4 2008, 01:29:53 UTC
same reason - it's designed to push between your eyelids and hold in place until the moth is done

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voodooskeleton June 3 2008, 15:43:24 UTC
*covers eyes* shit, son!

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thewalkingman June 3 2008, 16:25:55 UTC
Yeah... we're gonna pretend like this thing doesn't exist, mmkay?

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soren_grey June 3 2008, 16:43:10 UTC
No! No, no, no! I love moths! I don't want to be slapping them like mosquitoes! D: That would be like hitting bunnies!

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weave June 3 2008, 16:55:59 UTC

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soren_grey June 3 2008, 17:05:20 UTC
Okay. You've changed my mind. I would slap the hell out of that moth. Guhhhh.

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dreamofshadows5 June 4 2008, 03:40:10 UTC
That's the most gothy thing ever.

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dewdropper June 3 2008, 17:12:58 UTC
It feeds on tears. TEARS. It's like some horrible demon creature that feeds on misery and despair.

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drhoz June 4 2008, 01:58:16 UTC
now picturing it fluttering up to you window at midnight, and creeping up the blanket, and across your cheek, and sloooowly unfurling it proboscis, poised above your sleeping eye....

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sheila_peitra June 4 2008, 13:06:27 UTC
It's a dementor bug *shivers*

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