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Nature & Animals What Animal Frightens You the Most?

Snakes nothing else for me is close other thsn maybe Bed Bugs (because they are so hard to get rid of..... Maybe scorpions after that. But #1 definitley snakes
 
Kardashians said:
You’ll all laugh but, I’ve learned the hard way that rabbits deserve a lil respect on their name!!!

I’m trying to bond two bunnies, went haywire the other night, one went to attack the other and got me instead. I have an open wound on the joint of my finger and it swelled up to balloon size. Had to go to the ER and now I’m getting rekt on antibiotics. I now have no feeling in my index finger, it’s very weird. I can’t feel my other hand touching it, but also when I touch it it also feels weird to the hand touching it, like there’s no bone inside or something. It’s bizarre. Not sure if it needs to be cut open and drained or if the nerves have been damaged. It was quite deep.

Anyways, since I live with them, I fear them most lol.
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Wrath of Foamy said:
Bedbugs.

I rented a room in Ealing years ago and woke up to a major infestation.
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How much it cost ya to finally be rid of them and how many trip did exterminators have to make before they were really gone? We got em 7 years ago after a trip . Between throwing away furniture n carpet and exterminator cost me like nearly 20k.
 
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Pliny Pete said:
I once got in a fight against a pitbull at a gas station in Oakland, 100% true story, I will literally beat the shit outta any animal walking the Earth
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I used to get welding work done by these two brothers who moved their shop to Fremont from Oakland. They said when they were in Oakland there was a guy who bred pitbulls and rented them to shop owners. He'd drop the dogs off at the shops at night and pick them up in the morning.

One time when I was working in Oakland, I had to park far and as I walked past a semi, a pittbull in the cab slammed against the window trying to get at me. Scared the shit out of me <bringit>
 
Streeter said:
How much it coat ya to fi ally be rif of empathy and how many trip did exterminators have to make before they were really gone? We got em 7 years ago after a trip . Between throwing away furniture n carpet and exterminator cost me like nearly 20k.
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Well they were there when I moved in, so the landlord and maintenance started work on the first night, and didn't charge me either. Sprayed everything with this greasy poison that stank, and I found out that it was expired by four years.

I think they sprayed it three times? Once on the first night, then the day after and then two days after that. They'd come out of the bed, but they'd also die on it. I'd still see them in the upstairs bathroom though (it was a converted old building with forty rooms, two wings and three floors). They moved from room to room, but never came back into mine.

They also replaced the divan. All of my clothes were also sprayed and I put them in the wash for a few cycles.

Utterly horrible little bastards.
 
Wrath of Foamy said:
Well they were there when I moved in, so the landlord and maintenance started work on the first night, and didn't charge me either. Sprayed everything with this greasy poison that stank, and I found out that it was expired by four years.

I think they sprayed it three times? Once on the first night, then the day after and then two days after that. They'd come out of the bed, but they'd also die on it. I'd still see them in the upstairs bathroom though (it was a converted old building with forty rooms, two wings and three floors). They moved from room to room, but never came back into mine.

They also replaced the divan. All of my clothes were also sprayed and I put them in the wash for a few cycles.

Utterly horrible little bastards.
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Had to have all furniture i wanted to keep put in heat tents, carpet ripped out , 3 mattresses tossed . I had Orkin come first 2 times they never got them all. Finally had to pay alot to get the good ones that tske like 10 hours and spray everything an heat the furniture that was over 3 grand though.

The bug itself is easiest thing to kill but they multiply so fast n just refuse to die n if even 1 female lives .......... same shit all over again in 3 months.
 
I am not deathly afraid of anything really, but I tend to not like smaller creatures that are fast and can hide, and can bite or sting you. Snakes, Rats, bats etc. I guess I am more afraid of things you may not be able to see right away.

This scene always creeped me out:

 
Kardashians said:
yeah I’ve known cat bites are pretty bad but didn’t expect a rabbit to nearly take my finger out lol. The nurse and doctor were surprised and kind of amused, until I showed them it, then they were just shocked lol. God I hope it doesn’t need to be cleaned out I’m not made for this.


Doctor told me if it got worse to go back into ER. But luckily the swelling has gone down.
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Rabbits have been known to be vicious since Medieval times.

 
I Am Legion said:
I am not deathly afraid of anything really, but I tend to not like smaller creatures that are fast and can hide, and can bite or sting you. Snakes, Rats, bats etc. I guess I am more afraid of things you may not be able to see right away.

This scene always creeped me out:

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i always say humans are the least equipped for any alien contact we might make that does not look like us.

We are terrified of things tiny and large.

Imagine an alien this size and yet most humans would be terrified to touch it. we would be most likely to try and squash it before even learning it could talk.


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ChosenOne said:
They are very intelligent and have no real fear of humans, especially when they are in the water where they understand the advantage they have.

They has always been suspicion amongst historical sailors that they are responsible for far more human deaths than we can prove because they are very opportunistic and sneaky.

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That's a fucking raptor.
 
Centipedes. This one was also a complete prick when I asked it for an autograph.
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#1 great white breach from the depths


#2
Nile Crocodile


#3 polar bears, grizzly bears
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Polar bears, nile crocodiles

We're on their menu
 
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