Freaks of nature!!

HiTecK

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NONE OF THESE ARE PHOTOSHOPPED. Look them up yourselves on a search engine if you like... then brace.

Isopods

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the tongue eating isopod, it eats the tongue then replaces it, NICE
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little alien fecker

The maned fox

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Mekong catfish, being stuffed

Amazon catfish

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normal salamander

Japanese/Chinese Giant salamander (6.5ft/ 2m long)

the parasitic Candiru catfish
Do not swim in the amazon naked - it swims itself into peoples arses and imbeds itself inside.
Even worse it can get lodged in the head of the penis, and feed of fyour blood:

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Tigerfish, Congo River

I don't know what the hell this is - any suggestions (no its not crocodilian, its a fish)

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In Madagascar this animal is cursed, noone can even mention it's name.
To even see one means death. The aye aye:

Baby
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Adult - check out the freaky fingers
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wot?
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Flying snakes (of course theyre just tree jumping species):

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Indri, the worlds largest lemur, almost human sized:

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Deep sea chimera
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prehistoric shark rediscovered off Japan.
The frilled shark:

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Goblin shark:

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spooky, seal eating, polar bear chomping Greenland Sharks.
These are the biggest predatory sharks, not the Great White:

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their teeth were so sharp Eskimos used to cut their hair with them
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all sharks are blinded by a parasite (hence you can approach them). Noone really knows how they
are able to catch quick moving seals.

Oarfish, up to 50ft long

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Megamouth shark, another rediscovered prehistoric species:

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the Vampire squid, tendency to turn itself inside out:

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New species, strange 23 ft long squid:

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Cranchid Balloon Squid, cute lil fella:

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33ft long Hamilton squid:

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some weird spider
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camel spiders. These aren't that big (will happily nuzzle into your palm),
but they are fuzzy and do have more than the 8 legs.:

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the prehistoric Malaysian trapdoor spider
(count the legs again). It ambushes prey by flying out of a web
trapdoor at anything that rustles nearby e.g YOUR HAND.

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someones gonna to get surprise:
Coconut crab:
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Leopard Seal, 15ft long predator eats penguins and other seals.
Theyre as big as the biggest Great White sharks

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they can weigh up to 11,000 lbs
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The number of legs changes with the individual, from six to fourteen.
Sea spider (bit chewy).

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Giant spider crab
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Watutsi cattle, native to Kenya:

Do not piss off

Growing stages
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the horns on this guy weigh 100lb a pop
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South American Longhorn Beetle 16cm:

worlds smallest monkeys, pygmy marmosets

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baby albino twins:
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the parasitic Candiru catfish
Do not swim in the amazon naked - it swims itself into peoples arses and imbeds itself inside.
Even worse it can get lodged in the head of the penis, and feed of fyour blood:

Never going swimming again...lol

Cracking pictures Hitech very Intresting..(y)
 
Bizarre Tongue-Eating Parasite Discovered Off the Jersey Coast.

A rare tongue-eating parasite has been found off the Jersey coast (not the New Jersey, the Old Jersey).

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This parasite buries into a fishes mouth, then eats its tongue and replaces it with itself. Sounds like a lovely experience.
Marine researcher Paul Chambers, who was on the boat when it was found, describes the parasite:
Really quite large, really quite hideous – if you turn it over its got dozens of these really sharp, nasty claws underneath and I thought ‘that’s a bit of a nasty beast’.
Apparently there’s not too much ill effect to the fish itself except it’s lost its tongue.
Not much ill effect… except losing its tongue. Good one, Mr. Chambers.

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These sorts of creatures make sense through the mechanism of evolution, but not through intelligent design. When the Bible said that “the attributes of God can be clearly seen through nature,” you have to wonder what those attributes would be when you ponder a tongue-eating parasite.
Thankfully, these sorts of things are not a theological puzzle — they’re just cool new scientific discoveries.
 
awww yeh hes cute,but the rest took away from him:( would he stay that small lol

don't like most of the others ;)
 
My Little freaky friends went missing.I know you would like to see them againlol
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The naked Mole (Heterocephalus glaber), also known as the sand puppy or desert mole rat, is a burrowing rodent native to parts of East Africa and the only species currently classified in the genus Heterocephalus. It is one of only two known eusocial mammals (the other being the Damamarland Mole Rat and has a highly unusual set of physical traits that enables it to thrive in a harsh, underground environment, including a lack of pain sensation in its skin and a very low metabolism

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My Little freaky friends went missing.I know you would like to see them againlol
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The naked Mole (Heterocephalus glaber), also known as the sand puppy or desert mole rat, is a burrowing rodent native to parts of East Africa and the only species currently classified in the genus Heterocephalus. It is one of only two known eusocial mammals (the other being the Damamarland Mole Rat and has a highly unusual set of physical traits that enables it to thrive in a harsh, underground environment, including a lack of pain sensation in its skin and a very low metabolism


I think hes sweet cute lol! looks a bit like a pinkie ( day old mouse we use for food lol)
 
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Thanks Linny.Received these in email from a dear friend.Would not repeat what she said this one reminded her oflollollollol

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