I like the edit part 😂😂

Not today Satan!!

Also known as hiking medallion. Or Stocknagel in German.

That IS a rattlesnake rattle!!! If you find one, call animal control because it might still be in your house!

Well, that makes sense :)

i wouldn't even touch it with a stick. s**t!

They eat oats? With a side dish of porridge?

yeah mr white! yeah science!!!

this must be a very friendly country then. these cute little robots sure aren't safe in my country.

That must have been one helluva snake.

Free honey ♥

Someone must really like you then :)

Wondering where from is the picture taken, location.

that was interesting information.

Once a large pyrite discovery was made. Few people and their leader (can't remember his name) found something that was old, shiny and... well, it was obviously gold. They brought tones of the thing back to Europe just to discover it was a common pyrite. Everyone laughed at the poor men. They remained "fools" in other people's eyes for the rest of their days. Since then, the pyrite came to be known as the "Fool's gold".

Yeah, do not touch them!

In afrikaans we call it a "bloublasie" directly translated to a blue blister. We have tons of it on our beach. Do NOT step on it, it burns the c**p out of you.

Looks like a blown up condom

Bit late for that...

I guess I'm the only one who thought it looked like a condom.

You had me at fatal

We call them Blue Bottles. Painful as hell!!!

Toothpaste!

Looks like a banshee from halo

That's exactly what it is, and they are lucky all those rocks are stuck to the bottom!

its only fatal for children, we call these blue bottles

Too late!

Mate that's a blue bottle. Take my advice. Don't step on it

Lol looks like Slave I from Star Wars.

Thats a blue bottle

That looks cool but I wouldn’t touch it

0_0 wtf man do naot touch animals that u don't know about ask someone first!

never touch it.

Another kiwi (NZer) here, yup that's a bluebottle! We do actually get a type of man' o war jelly that comes into the bays around Waiheke island. If there's lots of stingrays in the bay don't go in the water, its a delicacy to them so a dead giveaway when you see the rays on masse!

We call them bluebottles in NZ. And yes the6 do sting.

in South Africa we call them Blue Bottles. They sting like crazy so when we see them in the water hardly anybody swims. Its not a very frequent occurence though. Just a few times each summer in Cape Town area. I'm not sure about ither places.

hahaha of course the person in the picture is holding it!

Yep, definitely steer clear of those!

I can't imagine seeing that on the beach and being like "I SHOULD DEFINITELY PICK THIS UP"

Yeah, my first thought, too. Don't touch it!!!!!

I literally jumped and almost screamed at the sight of this one

and yet another reason I don't go into the oceans.

Blue bottle

DO NOT TOUCH THEM (is holding in hand)

Bucket list! Go to New Zealand. Find strange, unidentifiable and very colourful sea creature washed up on shore. Pick up in bare hand. Post picture to internet asking the world what it is. Live to ripe old age of 94.

"Do not touch them", they say to the person holding one in their hand. The angel on your shoulder says very carefully take it to a lifeguard or wildlife preserve, the devil says chuck it back where it came from.

I would never, ever, ever behold this

Is the guy still alive?

Bluebottle or Portuguese Man-of-War! The Bluebottle or Portuguese Man-of-War is not a single animal but a colony of four kinds of highly modified individuals (zooids). https://australianmuseum.net.au/bluebottle

Ouch.

Oh, gross !!

Nope, nope, nope!!!!!!!!

Put it down, nicely.