I live in an area with those suckers. Touch that, and your dead.
hmmm....same thing goes for just about anything in Australia![]()
How about the sheep? Do you have poisonous sheep?
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I live in an area with those suckers. Touch that, and your dead.
hmmm....same thing goes for just about anything in Australia![]()
How about the sheep? Do you have poisonous sheep?
I live in an area with those suckers. Touch that, and your dead.
hmmm....same thing goes for just about anything in Australia![]()
Wasn't one of these in Octopussy, Mr. Bond?
This is Pfeffer's Flamboyant Cuttlefish. The only poisonous mollusk around.
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The Smiling Woman
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Sometimes they are smiling because they mean well. Other times they are smiling because they know your impending doom is about to make itself known.
jojobean39 said:The Smiling Woman
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Sometimes they are smiling because they mean well. Other times they are smiling because they know your impending doom is about to make itself known.
See. You've already been caught. You're doomed, man. Doomed.wow, she's pretty and she cleans.. is she availible?
Right. They hypnotize you with their beauty and tricks. But then, bad things happen. What you don't know, is that she is cleaning up the blood and mess from her last victim.
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too soon?
Turns out the Mantis shrimp sees in the ultraviolet spectrum, so I was way off.
Yes they do, but they can't see the color red.
Many birds have patterns in their plumage that are invisible at usual wavelengths but observable in ultraviolet.
-straight from Wikipedia