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odditiesoflife: The Tiny Danger This creature is called Glaucus atlanticus. It is an extremely dangerous, camouflaged sea slug. It preys on venomous animals like the Portuguese Man-Of-War. The slug consumes the entire organism and stores only the most
jedavu: Adorable Yet Morbid Illustrations Of Predators Devouring Their PreyChicago-based artist Alex Solis illustrates a whimsical series of standstill scenarios featuring animal predators devouring their calm, smiling prey.
konkeydongcountry: magicalgirlmindcrank: Snakes are the ultimate Vore Animal because yeah they swallow prey whole but they’d also be easy to Vore because you can just slurp em down like a noodle just please think once before you speak please
more-notes-than-you:wild animals don’t have “mutuals.” you know what they have? predators and prey. and to me, the blue site is nothing but the serengeti on a hot afternoon
cascadiarch:princessvexus: more-notes-than-you: wild animals don’t have “mutuals.” you know what they have? predators and prey. and to me, the blue site is nothing but the serengeti on a hot afternoon The unforgiving serengeti claims another
the—-unforgiven: A lion was getting rather old and slow and having difficulty catching its prey. It decided it needed a disguise so that other animals did not know it was a lion and would not run away. So it goes into a fancy dress shop and buys
rhamphotheca: The leaf-tail gecko (Uroplatus fimbriatus) is the toothiest of all land animals! This Madagascan native uses its incredible 317 teeth to capture frogs and other small, slippery prey. photo by Stephen W. @ Project Noah (via: Project Noah)
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handsomedogs: Lure Coursing Coursing is the pursuit of game or other animals by dogs—chiefly greyhounds and other sighthounds—catching their prey by speed, running by sight and not by scent. In lure coursing, dogs chase an artificial lure across
bengifaldi: Sharp talons deep marks of murder eyes in search of prey sitting alone in a leather booth black rabbits bitting feet rhodendendron hybrids like red robes in the pulpit. When they move, they move in packs animals closing in on a kill;
victoriousvocabulary: VENATRIX [noun] huntress; a woman who hunts game; a female animal that hunts prey. Etymology: from vēnātor, “hunter” + -trīx, suffix for “female that does or is associated with a (specified) thing”; from vēnor, “hunt”.
dominanttomkatt: herdarkmind: “Why do you provoke the animal in me?”It is simple, Sir. I have longed, my entire life, to be prey to a worthy predator. 😊🧔🏻💜😻
americasgreatoutdoors: Wolverines are well known, but rarely seen animals. Famously fearless and incredibly tough, wolverines can travel over almost any terrain and will take on prey many times their size. Because they thrive in remote areas, it’s
herdarkmind: “Why do you provoke the animal in me?”It is simple, Sir. I have longed, my entire life, to be prey to a worthy predator.
ladycockandcuckolddreams: My Lady Cock. I love this view. I like to see that hard blue cock pointing to me. Like an animal preparing to catch a prey.
mastersgreedyslut: her lover stalks His prey in silence her animal smell luring Him through the dark claws exposed and teeth bared, He captures her the thrill of the hunt is nothing compared to the submit, she is His now and must submit to Him slowly
myredbike: The animal and its prey Sometimes things just have to get dirty and nasty and out of control. The primal beast needs to be let out to hunt and ravage. That’s just nature’s way. You can let it bubble under the surface and try to contain
Creator Of “Ren & Stimpy” Accused Of Preying On Underage Girls Who Wanted Animation Careers
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