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Whales Sleeping

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653points

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

Whale-henge, a new attraction

297points

Bald Eagle Size vs. Grey Wolf, Caught On Trail Cam

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653points

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Rissie 4 years ago

This is just awesome, not a nope.

172points

Our planet is populated with both odd and amusing plants and animals. Some of them have been surrounded by myth and misunderstanding, and some we still know little about. David Attenborough’s series “Natural Curiosities” has revealed the remarkable evolutionary traits behind some of the most mystical wonders of the natural world.

Some of the quirky animals include flamingos, who survive in hot volcanic lakes by filtering out microscopic algae; salamanders that can regrow entire limbs; problem-solving crows that design intricate tools; and hippos, who secrete a vivid red mucus that acts as sunscreen.

Bees Killing A Murder Hornet By Raising Their Temperature In Order To Cook It Alive

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Christophe Beunens 4 years ago

This is a bit like Murder on the Orient Express : The whole family is guilty

183points

hispanic! at the disco 4 years ago

spoiler!!

34points

Seonie 4 years ago

"Murder Hornet on the Or-bee-nt Express"?

9points

Logan Slaughter 4 years ago

Dude, spoilers!

8points

Sarah Purdy 4 years ago

Dude that type of thing seriously needs a spoiler alert

7points

Jennifer Asetta 4 years ago

Spoiler alert! 🤣🤪

4points

Sue Hazlewood 4 years ago

Except they weren't family

3points

Pangolin Pal 3 years ago

You say that like it's a bad thing. . .

0points

Fred Bigox 4 years ago

Spoiler alert lol

0points

BoredKid 4 years ago

Spoiler!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

0points

AdrianaG 4 years ago

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A Lazy Spider 4 years ago

Go bees!

17points

Shirley Richard 4 years ago

I thought I'd never be, "pro-bee" but here we are.

4points

Slinkman 4 years ago

' Honey! The Hornet is done!'

14points

Donny Cromwell 4 years ago

This is a defense Asian honey bees use. North American honey bees have not adopted this defense.

9points

Dave Chapman 4 years ago

Exactly what I was going to post, our bees here in N America are toast if these things get a major foothold here, they do not have any such defense.

10points

juice 4 years ago

oh yeah The Oatmeal did a comic about this! 4.png

9points

Aneese 4 years ago

Killer bees. Murder hornet. Next up on Geo Nature... Torture Termites.

7points

Gipsy Kings fan 4 years ago

Score one for the bees! :-D They don't actually "raise their temperature"; they all beat their wings extremely fast to raise the temperature in the hive.

7points

Jo Choto 4 years ago

How do they not overheat themselves in the process?

7points

Jon S. 4 years ago

They can tolerate slightly higher temperatures

3points

Untitled_Goose_Man 4 years ago

Yes! Kill the invasive species!

7points

Jon S. 4 years ago

Sadly, they only know to do this in places where the hornets are native. Other honey bees just try to sting the hornets and lose the fight.

8points

Seonad Lonie 4 years ago

"And how would Sir like his Murder Hornet - medium-rare, well done?"

5points

Trick Question 4 years ago

I love this bout the bees. They vibrate against it to raise it's temp just above its heat tolerance.

5points

Julia Caruso 4 years ago

Takes hours though. Right?

0points

Jeff Diamond 4 years ago

Honeybees do this all the time. You think they're all sweet and friendly until you realize that they cannibalize useless eggs, push unproductive drones into the winter air to freeze, and use body heat to cook enemies alive. Honeybees are so metal.

4points

Michelle Muirhead 4 years ago

Yey bees!

4points

Thomas Ewing 4 years ago

Take THAT, you murder hornet, you!

3points

Ginny Weasley 4 years ago

YES GO HONEY BEES!!!!!!!!!!! (Exhales loudly out of mouth)

3points

AnnieLaurie Burke 4 years ago

Go, Bees! Kill, kill, kill!

3points

ANA MARTINEZ 4 years ago

yum cooked MURDER HORNET!

2points

Jace 4 years ago

Honey bees are super neat and fascinating creatures. Also: they’re not native to North America. Humans introduced them, causing a disaster for native pollinators. :-(

2points

Jon S. 4 years ago

Did not know that! Thanks. Presumably north america had other non-honey producing bees?

1point

MRS FLASHMAN 4 years ago

Aint that a "B"

2points

CR Harvey 4 years ago

What tempature is well done?

2points

Its Me 2 years ago

Respect to the bees. I love bees

1point

warrior cats and WOF fan 123 2 years ago

Yum

1point

Jeremiah Baines 4 years ago

haha thats what the um hornet get

1point

Layla Corman 4 years ago

Reason # 954 bees are friggin amazing and we need to protect them! -Thet kill the murder hornets!

1point

Warda Toor◉_◉ 4 years ago

OMG

1point

PhotoJenic12 4 years ago

I actually kinda feel a bit sad for the murder hornet.

1point

Grumble O'Pug 4 years ago

Wow. That is amazing. The WSDA has photos of the piles of dead bees after these "with prejudice" killers have their way with them

1point

Archaelus Joaquim O. DUGENIA 2 years ago

god i hate bugs

0points

Pikachu_is_drawing 2 years ago

hm. O_O

0points

GSMountainWolf 2 years ago

Aawww tysm great job bees

0points

Savannah Manis 2 years ago

Made a shiver go up my spine

0points

Julia Love 3 years ago

AAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!

0points

thetacotruckman 3 years ago

bees: get nae naed.

0points

Pangolin Pal 3 years ago

Good for them! I love honeybees, and the whole world depends upon them for pollination of the plants we all need for survival.

0points

Ana Vaquer Perez 3 years ago

YES YOU GOOOOOOO LETS GOOOO BEES

0points

Anxious-lesbian-disaster 3 years ago

Kwispy

0points

Catlover🐱001 4 years ago

Can bees do that?

0points

StrawberryParfait 4 years ago

THAT'S WHAT YOU GET, MURDER HORNET!

0points

Kat Khatib 4 years ago

These Hornets kill 🐝 🐝 🐝! It's nice to see them have the upper hand!

0points

rehabisforquitters 4 years ago

This is unreal that bees can do this. Evolution at its finest.

0points

Olivia Masterson 4 years ago

Now, I'm thankful to bees.

0points

sharron lynn parsons 4 years ago

A job well done !!!

0points

Carole Hamilton 4 years ago

wow

0points

nickymiST.elliefreak 4 years ago

Was the hornet already dead? And plus, bees are picky with who's in and out of their territory.

0points

James Huang 4 years ago

"European honeybees, which are the most common pollinators in the United States, haven't developed the same bee ball technique" Source from www.nationalgeographic.com/news

0points

Jodi Forrester 4 years ago

Yay! Them murder hornets are bad news. Them other bees are like No way your taking over our turf!

0points

Judith Wilson 4 years ago

bet that guy wished he hadn't stopped by to say hello

0points

Judith Wilson 4 years ago

Bet that guy wishes he hadn't stopped at their house.

0points

Sharon Madsen 4 years ago

Yay!!!

0points

Wilma Sliwiak 4 years ago

So there’s hope

0points

Vicki Perizzolo 4 years ago

YES!!! KUDOS to hemidoptera!!

0points

Kris “ADHD_Carrier” Dudoich 4 years ago

The video of this is well worth watching! Everyone pitching in to get rid of an intruder!

0points

miss miss 4 years ago

Is this a lab experiment

0points

Pam 4 years ago

See how they all worked together toward a common goal?! Lets be like the bees!!

0points

Joeshar 4 years ago

Not actually a cooking but killing with excessive heat wave (114F=45C). The victim does not turn into a fried egg.

0points

Eulalie Grace 4 years ago

Maybe there's hope yet.

0points

Amanda Hunter 4 years ago

Bees are great in many ways.

0points

Kate Swartz 4 years ago

Team work makes the dream work

0points

Anna Elise Walton 4 years ago

How do they do that by Will alone?

0points

Tracy Wood 4 years ago

WOW! That's insane, isn't nature awesome

0points

Kent Fishburn 4 years ago

We need to import a shatload of bees from the Far East that already know how to do that. It could take decades, while all of our US bees die, to figure it out.

0points

izzy bradford 4 years ago

oh my god

0points

O Jackson 4 years ago

Aah.

0points

Fred and George Weasley 4 years ago

i dont like hornets but this is dark. lol

0points

Jonathan Reiter 4 years ago

All Right!

0points

SweetCrescentMoon 4 years ago

I thought murder hornets where supost to kill bees not bees kill murder hornets

0points

Julia Caruso 4 years ago

This is the bee's defense mechanism.

0points

Karen Dawes 4 years ago

Awesome

0points

Elaine Mattingly 4 years ago

Bees provide honey necessary for better health and will not hurt you if you stay calm and quiet. Do NOT try this at home.

0points

Ryleigh 4 years ago

I don't get how the process doesn't kill all the bees.

0points

Bettye McKee 4 years ago

Mother Nature takes care of her own problems.

0points

Chris DiFonso 4 years ago

WOW

0points

Food Gurl 4 years ago

The bees create a ball with their bodies interlocking and then they "vibrate" essentially kettle-cooking the murder hornet

0points

Marion Capriotti 4 years ago

Good for them!

0points

Missy Barton 4 years ago

Excellent

0points

Geth 4 years ago

GOOD.

0points

Oskar vanZandt 4 years ago

Go bees!

0points

Jeff Requier 4 years ago

Not a murder hornet, this is just how bees deal with hornets

0points

Jon S. 4 years ago

I was under the impression the usual way bees deal with hornets is to attack them. This was a specialised response in areas where giant hornets were native.

2points

desert29rat 4 years ago

That's amazing.

0points

Meyer Weinstock 4 years ago

Good for them!

0points

Animal lover❤ 4 years ago

Oh geez

0points

glowworm2 4 years ago

With a name like "Murder Hornet" though, it probably deserved it.

0points

Aragorn II Elessar 4 years ago

Names can be deceiving: the Tarantula Hawk is actually a wasp

2points

Evgeniya Khon 4 years ago

Do bees also die by doing this?

0points

Ksenia M 4 years ago

as far as I understand, no, the bees can withstand temperatures just slightly higher than the hornets but it's enough of an edge to kill the intruder. Pretty ingenious.

7points

pei meow 4 years ago

This is disturbing

-3points

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Jon S. 4 years ago

It is a scout. The hornet will call its hive and literally kill every bee if they don't stop it from revealing their location.

4points

Your Chances Of Getting Killed By A Group Of Frogs Are Low But Never Zero

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

Frogs: "Hey there"

128points

I Heard Some Noise On The Roof This Morning

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Ruby McPherosn 4 years ago

AUSTRALIA!!

270points

In an interview with Radio Times, David Attenborough recounted the particularly peculiar case of a greenfly that’s nearly all female. “Inside they are already pregnant. And inside the baby that’s inside the mother there’s another one. So you’ve got three generations all in one animal.” As bizarre as it sounds, that’s a very common insect we don’t really think of much.

Then There Was This Guy

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497points

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

What is this? Is it a lizard?

127points

I Think I Found The Entrance To The Spider-Verse

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492points

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pei meow 4 years ago

Thats kinda cool and creepy

131points

I Noticed Some Shrimp Missing...

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

I hate ants, but I have to admit, this is dedication

232points

#10

What, Exactly, Was The Sequence Of Events That LED To This?

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480points

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80 Van 4 years ago

The grey wolf must have won after all.

377points

#11

Here’s A Possum Yelling At A Bald Eagle

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago (edited)

"I FREAKING TOLD YOU TO SHARE, MARK!"

311points

#12

I Was In The Middle Of A Zoom When I Noticed This

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

Why don't you back up or help it enter another window?

107points

#13

Nature Is Scary As Hell

The Sandbox Tree also known as the "Dynamite Tree" grows exploding fruits. When fully mature, they explode with a loud bang and fling their hard, flattened seeds at speeds of up to 150 miles per hour and distances of over 60 feet. The shrapnel can seriously injure any person or animal in its path. As bad as this is, the exploding seed pods are only one of the ways that a sandbox tree can inflict harm.
The fruit of the sandbox tree is poisonous, causing vomiting, diarrhea and cramps if ingested. The tree sap is said to cause an angry red rash, and it can blind you if it gets in your eyes. It has been used to make poison darts.

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432points

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I Liek To Cute 4 years ago

Wow. The person who said nature is beautiful has CLEARLY never seen this tree!

137points

#14

The Harpy Eagle's Huge Talons Can Be As Large As A Bear's Claws, And Its Legs Can Be Almost As Thick As A Man's Wrist

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Margaret Wells 4 years ago

Seeing pics like this makes me wonder why we didn't realise birds evolved from dinosaurs years ago

172points

#15

My Mom Found This Skull With A Chrysalis Inside The Eye Socket

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Samantha Lomb 4 years ago

Life from death, quite poetic

190points

#16

This Ice Looks Like An Eye

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402points

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

Eye see you.

112points

#17

Tick Season Is Here, Make Sure To Check Every Spot

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399points

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Ayça Güneş 4 years ago (edited)

Poor doggie :(

221points

#18

Sphynx Cat With No Eyes

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375points

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

Jesus, that scared me.

230points

#19

Cabbage Field In Japan

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Ruby McPherosn 4 years ago

Huh, anyone else think of Alien 2?

369points

#20

If I Saw This In My Bathroom Corner, I’d Burn My House Down

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pei meow 4 years ago

How big is that?!!!

112points

#21

My Friend Traveled To India. She Posted A Photo This Morning With The Caption "It's Going Well"

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342points

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Lyop 4 years ago

Hahaha, sigh.....(brings out the flamethrower from the suitcase...)

223points

#22

Mossy Frogs

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KittyComics 4 years ago

they look cute!

132points

#23

This... Bothers Me In So Many Levels

Final score:

333points

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Xavier Portillo 4 years ago

I hear what you're saying.. but it's just trying to branch out.

268points

#24

The Scaly-Foot Snail Ingests The Toxic Magma-Fumes Of Hydrothermal Vents And Grows A Coat Of Organic Iron Plates

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80 Van 4 years ago

It looks like it's sitting on the iron throne.

125points

#25

Dried Frog And The Spider

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327points

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Marlowe Fitzpatrik 4 years ago

This would be awesome for that girl's "Dead stuff collection" a few articles over!

153points

#26

A Rare Mutation Causing The Tentacles On The Octopus To Branch

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326points

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Lou Lopez 4 years ago

Excuse me, but have you heard the dread word of Cthulhu?

217points

#27

Duet

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320points

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80 Van 4 years ago

The snake looks like it has a human mouth and chin inside of it. Maybe if there human mouth opens, there will be another mouth inside of that one.

149points

#28

Ghost Mantis

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KittyComics 4 years ago

venom?

132points

#29

A Storm Literally Picked Up And Moved This Road

Final score:

312points

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SilverLining 4 years ago

This happened in the lake District UK. Just purely from the force of the water

88points

#30

Deep Sea Worms Viewed Under Electron Microscope

Final score:

311points

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LadyMarsh 4 years ago

Audition for Tremor, bottom right got the part.

124points

#31

The Door I Had To Get Through Last Night To Get To My Room

Final score:

306points

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RitaGG 4 years ago

Nope, sleeping at Walmart tonight.

308points

#32

Teeth In A Squid Suction Cup

Final score:

301points

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spirit wolf 4 years ago

Those are actually sharp gold grillz. Squid by day, rapper by night.

208points

#33

10,000 Year Old Skull Of An Extinct Giant Irish Elk Found By This Farmer

Final score:

301points

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Joseph O'Reilly 4 years ago

yall why is everybody saying that the Earth is 5,000 years old? It's waaaaaaaaay older than that, and basing its age off of a calendar based in religion is quite likely to not be scientifically accurate. Please, for the love of all that is correct, stop saying the Earth is younger than we can soundly prove it is

114points

#34

Ants Squirting Acid At An Enemy

Final score:

299points

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Slinkman 4 years ago (edited)

'Three.. Two... One... ant a Happy New Year everyone!

156points

#35

Got Home From Work To Find This Tarantula Hawk Wasp Carting Off A Huntsman Spider

Final score:

298points

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Lou Lopez 4 years ago

Damn, nature! You scary!

131points

#36

Lacarria Masoniae Growing From An Opossum's Carcass

Final score:

292points

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

Oh wow, that looks both amazing and terrifying

116points

#37

The Amount Of Growing My Snail Has Gotten Done In Under A Year. From A 4cm Shell To A 17cm Shell

Final score:

277points

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Sarah Laurent 4 years ago

"My snail" ? You've got a "DOMESTIC" snail ?! Awwwww <3 <3 <3 <3

24points

#38

A Human Foot After A Baby Diamondback Snake Bites It

Final score:

259points

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Thomas Es Thomas 4 years ago

Oh you'll lose that toe. I always wonder when I'm at the shoe store and I find a box with two shoe sizes, one smaller than the other. Then I see people like this.

74points

#39

This Snake That Has Both Eyes In One Socket

Final score:

241points

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Candice Ravel 4 years ago

Aww, a derpy danger noodle;)

44points

#40

Honey Combs In Spare Unit Of My House. This Is The 5th Time The Bees Are Back. Two Separate Colonies One On Either Side Of This Unit. Both Are Inside The Wall

Final score:

239points

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similarly 4 years ago

Call a bee expert. Bee farmers will sometimes try to adopt them.

143points

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#41

Tarantula Infected With Cordycipitaceae

Final score:

79points

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Marlowe Fitzpatrik 4 years ago

What I find distinctly worse is that someone is TOUCHING that!

55points

#42

Wolf Eel Head Found In Tide Pool

Final score:

75points

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

Dum dum. Me want gum gum

36points

#43

The Wood Pattern Of This Burned Tree Looks A Lot Like Spaghetti

Final score:

75points

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SoozeeQ 4 years ago

Oh wow! That's really pretty (but sad, at the same time).

25points

#44

The Face In The Moth

Final score:

74points

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Troux 4 years ago

The rare Jafar moth of north Africa.

29points

#45

Skeleton Of A 28ft Anaconda

Final score:

73points

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

Anyone remembers the Anaconda movies? This must be one of them.

14points

#46

It Hailed Last Night

Final score:

72points

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FÛŁŁ_ÊFFÊČT 4 years ago

It looks like giant teeth

24points

#47

This Wasp Wearing 3 Dead Wasps As A Hat

Final score:

69points

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

Team Fortress 2 in a nutshell

11points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#48

This Snail With A Wasp Nest On It

Final score:

68points

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

Carrying a big burden

21points

#49

This Guy Found A Centipede On His Zipper

Final score:

68points

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Christophe Beunens 4 years ago

It was trying to mate with the zipper - same color, same nr of feet. Perfect match

58points

#50

Snake In A Vehicle

Final score:

65points

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

Did you play a flute to lure him out?

22points

#51

Hooves Of A Newborn Horse

Final score:

65points

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Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago

Is that nomal?

24points

#52

Little Tick Parasites Big Tick

Final score:

63points

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Anne 4 years ago

Tickception.. brrr.. I hate ticks

39points

#53

Just Another Day Down Under. My Mum's Partner Found This Brown Snake Under His Toilet Lid

Final score:

62points

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Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago

That was lucky he saw it before he got bitten. Very venomous snake there.

23points

#54

This Is One Of The Largest And Potentially Heaviest Frogs (Up To 3 Kg In Very Large Individuals)

They are noted to be particularly aggressive. They are threatened by capture for human consumption, habitat loss, pollution, introduced species and the frog killing fungus that's currently going around the world.

Bernardo Segura Report

Final score:

62points

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Maria Rohlen 4 years ago

No wonder it's aggressive.

22points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#55

Preserved Intestinal Worms

Final score:

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spirit wolf 4 years ago

WHY? What have we done?

15points

#56

GF Found That Fungus Infected (Dead) Spider In Our Shed

Final score:

59points

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Lilfish_74 4 years ago

And you brought it in the house????!

27points

#57

Coyote Munch’n On A Squirrel

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gloria benado 4 years ago

Sure looks like a wolf

29points

#58

That's A Hard Pass For Me

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Raine Soo 4 years ago

Ye shall not enter!

8points

#59

Fish I Found In The Amazon River

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57points

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Your Mother 4 years ago

It's blinky from the simpsons, but with four eyes! Was this by a nuclear power plant?

12points

#60

A Ball Of Mud I Stepped Full Of Surprises

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56points

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SoozeeQ 4 years ago (edited)

Oh no! These are redback spiders. You definitely don't want to step on those (or even go anywhere near them!). Cue the flame-throwers.

30points

#61

Went Fishing And Caught This

Final score:

55points

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Kate Bartlett 4 years ago

What is it?!

31points

#62

Almost Tripped Over This Large Eel That Choked On A Fish, Died And Then Washed Ashore In Mexico

Final score:

54points

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Raine Soo 4 years ago

This eel bit off more than it could swallow.

19points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

#63

Borrowed My Neighbor’s Truck He Never Drives To Haul Some Stuff. Wanted To Be Nice And Bring It Back Filled Up Since It Was Almost Empty When I Got It

Final score:

53points

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

"Hey Dave, I got your car pumped up plus some honey to go with it."

19points

#64

Something Just Nope

Final score:

53points

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chakibleeb 4 years ago

What is that?

11points

#65

I Caught A Turtle That Desperately Needs A Pedicure

Final score:

53points

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

Turtle-verine or Polnareff getting his sword back.

7points

#66

I Got A Little Bit Stuck In My Teeth

Final score:

53points

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engineer_nope.avi 4 years ago

Oh hell no

32points

#67

What I Find In My Toilet Bowl After A Week Long Vacation

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52points

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KittyComics 4 years ago

flush and burn the house down

24points

#68

Whelp, Found Out What That Scratching Noise Behind The Wall Was

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52points

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Ivy Zhang 4 years ago

well, thats free honeycomb, so... just don't let the bees in the house

7points

#69

Dead Parasite Emerging From A Cockroach Found In A Customers "Clean Clothes" Pile

Final score:

51points

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pei meow 4 years ago

Yup, very clean...

14points

#70

A Close Up Look At An Elephants Tail

Final score:

51points

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fro_st puppy 4 years ago

is that what any elephants tail looks like?

3points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#71

Got The Smoker Out Of Storage

Final score:

51points

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Zara VP 4 years ago

oh, no. Throw it away. Throw it all away.

5points

#72

This Is The Skull Of An Elephant. Previously The Cavity In The Skull Was Mistaken As A Eyehole And Thus The Elephant Skull Became The Basis Of The Myth Of The Legendary Creature, Cyclops

Final score:

51points

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A Lazy Spider 4 years ago

That's pretty interesting

12points

#73

This Unlucky Fly That Impaled Itself On My Cactus

Final score:

51points

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Your Mother 4 years ago

Tough day!

10points

#74

Weird Squirming Living Lovecraftian Nightmare On Our Lawn Chair This Morning

Final score:

50points

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gloria benado 4 years ago

Itsa caterpillar

11points

#75

A Dried Stingray

Final score:

48points

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80 Van 4 years ago

You spelled "Satan" wrong.

73points

#76

Pug's Skull

Final score:

47points

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Christophe Beunens 4 years ago

Unfortunately, this is not mother Nature at work, but a human creation, by breeding. These animals suffer, because we associate their big eyes as "beautiful"

101points

#77

Might Be A Good Idea To Try The Next Stall

Final score:

45points

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Terje Nygård 4 years ago

Give it a nice little spin :) Pull the toiletpaper as hard as you can !

15points

#78

Looks Like A Centipede, But Very Strange

Final score:

43points

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Toujin C'Thlu 4 years ago

It's a house centipede. They're freaky-looking, but actually good to have around, since they prey on other household pests like silverfish.

23points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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#79

There’s A Very Well Camouflaged Copperhead Snake In This Pic

Final score:

42points

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PaulV 4 years ago

It's right in the center. Right click, "view image," and enlarge. You'll see the regular pattern of the snake's skin. It took me way too long....

30points

#80

Sceloporus Occidentalis (Western Fence Lizard) And Those Look Like Dessicated Eggs

Final score:

37points

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Ruby McPherosn 4 years ago

ohgodohgodohgod

6points

#81

This Baby Bird

Final score:

36points

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I Liek To Cute 4 years ago

What the-

19points

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Charlotte Stewart 4 years ago

I wish more of these had explanations. Some of them were completely confusing.

35points

Chris Watson 4 years ago

I googled. Fascinating

7points

J JAM 4 years ago

I feel like 90% of this is just another day in Australia. Will never visit.

28points

Lena Ahn 4 years ago

i think like 3 are australia while most are america

10points

Rj 4 years ago

Dear Nature: We love you. We hate you. We love you. We hate you. Sincerely, Bored Panda Users.

23points

PjandBolt 4 years ago

PUT THAT THING BACK WHERE IT CAME FROM OR SO HELP ME!

8points

Night Owl 4 years ago

Thanks for new nightmare material

8points

Martti Laurson 4 years ago

I wonder how many times nature has said NOPE to us

8points

Carlota Ocón 4 years ago

I couldn't go through all of them

7points

Hello it Smee 4 years ago

Damn nature you are scary!

6points

Curry on... 4 years ago

Nature is beautiful most of the time, ugly some of the time, and definitely deadly a lot of the time.

5points

BusLady 4 years ago

Scarier than any Stephen King novel.

4points

Ayça Güneş 4 years ago

Nature, i love you and i hate you at the same time.

4points

hispanic! at the disco 4 years ago

Ack these photos gave me the heebie-jeebies.

4points

Cupcake168 4 years ago

I'm living in Germany, and very often I feel like it's quite boring here. But sometimes I'm just grateful for all we have and for all we have not, as well.

3points

Nancy Massi 4 years ago

I made this mistake of looking at this at 2:30 in the morning. I still can't sleep.

2points

Baby Panda 4 years ago

That was super interesting but also scary as fck. Anyway thanks for the warning in the caption. That saved me, as I scrolled down in slow motion and held my breath for every new pic.

2points

Chris Watson 4 years ago

Surprised at finding so many interesting things. This has given me some energy to learn more about these awesome creatures and plants. Thank you BP.

2points

Lisbeth Guz 4 years ago

Nightmare inducing but really interesting. Thanks to those that provided explanations

2points

David Jeu 4 years ago

Not recommended during poop break..

2points

Draga Millani 3 years ago

I wonder what nature would say about man made things/humans

1point

imbored_101 4 years ago

that looks scary ew wtf

1point

Seabeast 4 years ago

A science blogger once said "Nature doesn't give a *&@# whether you live or die."

1point

Clove Kentwell 4 years ago

I made it about half way through the list.

1point

Hyka 4 years ago

This whole list is one big-a*s NOPE! Makes me grateful for self-isolation!

1point

Brittany 4 years ago

I couldn't finish this post smh!!!!

1point

Kay Nuehark 4 years ago

Nature finds a way. It is totally amazing!

1point

Jo Choto 4 years ago

Most of these are beautiful.

1point

CbusResident 4 years ago

But 'mother nature' or 'gaia' 'loves us'! Or, this planet is clearly 'designed for us'! - This didn't even get into what some tropical parasites will do to humans. You know what else 'mother nature' or 'gaia' or some supposed deity 'designed' for us? The Coronavirus, AIDS, anthrax, Ebola, e.coli - many other horrible things.

1point

Sterrinatu 4 years ago

I love and hate these. I have a serious fear of spiders so I know there are usually some terrifying spider ones. But the rest are so fascinating!

1point

tara 2 years ago

Wow! Not many insect and reptile lovers around here.....

0points

Ana Vaquer Perez 3 years ago

I made it through all of them. I’m proud of myself! But I will NOT be sleeping, eating, brushing my tears or hair, or any activity where I might encounter this for a while..

0points

Alexis Castillo 4 years ago

wow just wow

0points

Bellatrix Lestrange 4 years ago

I read this at night, and now I can’t sleep

0points

sharron lynn parsons 4 years ago

Nature is wonderful, in many ways, we have so much beauty, be thankful for , and beware of a great many also !!!

0points

Julie Hanford 4 years ago (edited)

maybe its just cause i want to be a marine biologist, but most of these were not "Scary As Hell," just 2% scary & 98% COOL! baby spiders are freaky though when theres that many

0points

beth arledge 4 years ago

This story almost made me vomit for real. How do I get it off my page?

0points

Evelína Zlá 4 years ago

Well.. there is a lot of NOPE in this post... O_O

0points

G. 4 years ago

Too much internet for meh!

0points

Azziza 4 years ago

Nature, you scary!

0points

Panda Lurker 4 years ago

As an arachnophobic this scarred me

0points

d bradley 4 years ago

these should be posted along the racks of the bug killer sprays at Home Depot

0points

Megan Navonod 4 years ago

This post made me very itchy. Bleh!

0points

Charlotte A. 4 years ago

I think very few of these qualify as "scary". Cool and fascinating, mostly. (But spiders... spiders always scary. Except when cute. Like Lucas.)

-1point

Ilir Ajdini 4 years ago

Remove this from your site! Don't you ever show, nowhere, that disgusting picture of that dog's mouth! As well as some other terrible things 🤮

-2points

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Charlotte Stewart 4 years ago

I wish more of these had explanations. Some of them were completely confusing.

35points

Chris Watson 4 years ago

I googled. Fascinating

7points

J JAM 4 years ago

I feel like 90% of this is just another day in Australia. Will never visit.

28points

Lena Ahn 4 years ago

i think like 3 are australia while most are america

10points