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Thats just fucking awesome right there,I would love to see my cat in that armour
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here's a pangolin
Wow, that is something I've never seen before. Wonder if it looks like a pinecone if it balls up?
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After looking at some pics, it actually looks like they inspired "scale mail" for early Asian warriors.
The Barreleye has an amazing adaptation to its main diet, stinging jellyfish tentacles. Its upward facing eyes have gradually migrated deep into its head and its head has become transparent, like a large protective cornea.
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A dinner and a romp... At the same time 
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The rare () Rednose Angus Deer... (took this out front of my local steak house )
) Rednose Angus Deer... (took this out front of my local steak house )
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Thats like outta a Saturday SyFy movie!Why this island doesn't have a problem with dog and cat over population
They are freaking BIG:
They're Coconut Crabs, can climb a Coconut Palm, knock one off the tree and rip it open with those pincers and crack the Coconut open. Their pincers have been tested at 11 Tons of crush strength. 11 Freaking TONS! They can bend thick metal bars and pipe...Thats like outta a Saturday SyFy movie!
On the lighter side, they are really, really tasty when steamed. Taste like Crab of course
the odd little aye aye
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Was gonna ask how they taste, but then catching them would prohibitiveThey're Coconut Crabs, can climb a Coconut Palm, knock one off the tree and rip it open with those pincers and crack the Coconut open. Their pincers have been tested at 11 Tons of crush strength. 11 Freaking TONS! They can bend thick metal bars and pipe...
On the lighter side, they are really, really tasty when steamed. Taste like Crab of course
They are quite slow, so they tend to be a part of the islanders diet. Coconut Palm grove owners pay the local children to catch them. One of those beasts has 8-9 lbs useable meat.
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I'm glad they like to eat coconuts rather than humans, but kinda weird we eat themThey're Coconut Crabs, can climb a Coconut Palm, knock one off the tree and rip it open with those pincers and crack the Coconut open. Their pincers have been tested at 11 Tons of crush strength. 11 Freaking TONS! They can bend thick metal bars and pipe...
On the lighter side, they are really, really tasty when steamed. Taste like Crab of course
WHY.....SO....SERIOUS?
must be Scottish......aye?...........WAIT!!! What do you mean by ODD?the odd little aye aye
They are quite slow, so they tend to be a part of the islanders diet. Coconut Palm grove owners pay the local children to catch them. One of those beasts has 8-9 lbs useable meat.
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Do you know the source of this illustration @Zamazam?
Ahh, natures tease.an adorable baby porcupine
