25 Terrifying Times Nature Was Downright Scary
Nathan Johnson
Published
12/23/2023
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If you've ever been in the woods late at night then you know how terrifying nature can be. Sometimes just thinking about what could be out there is enough to make the skin crawl.
Well, there is no need for much imagination here. No, we have some cold hard examples of 25 times when nature totally crossed the line.
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Prehistoric parasites. One of the most interesting crustacea we find along the South African coastline has to be the Tongue-eating louse (Cymothoa spingbok). -
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The underworld is leaking. -
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The wallago attu catfish -
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The morning shoe check (before we put them on) saved my wife a bit of pain today. -
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I freaked out a little when I met this while cross country skiing. -
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The most metal eel ever. -
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A baby bat stays latched onto its mother’s breast even in flight. -
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Australian problems. -
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These Button Plants look like creepy bloodshot eyes. -
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For all the naysayers who think the rest of us are paranoid. -
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The foot of a kangaroo. -
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This is a Wolf Eel, pure oceanic nightmare fuel. -
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Just here to ruin your day. -
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Hawk making his way through town murdering every pidgeon he can. The total is up in the double digits so far. -
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A huge Banana Spider caught a Townsend’s Big-Eared Bat in its web outside a home in Poteet, Texas. -
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Fungi Xylaria Polymorpha aka D’ead man’s toes’. -
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This guy says hi. He’s Mr Tapeworm and he had his photo taken with a microscope. Look at that toothy smile. -
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Crazy looking hole punch clouds over central Florida. -
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These clouds are insane! They look ominous but they’re actually harmless scud clouds. -
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Moth infected with Cordyceps fungus. -
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This is how my morning started... -
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Acanthacorydalis fruhstorferi (Giant Chinese Dobson Fly). -
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Butterflies feasting on a dead fish. -
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Open Wide, Image of a Port Jackson Shark, one of our loveable critters found at Montague Island, NSW -
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