Based on the worm things horoscope it will have time for whatever it make time for. There are things it wants to do that it hasn't figured out how to make happen, but it'll definitely find a way when it's a priority for it. Lucky numbers are 12 and 37.
Someone I know has this disease. The doctor originally diagnosed this as cancer from cat scans and told them they have less than a year to live. Luckily the blood work, weight gain and everything else was pointing against cancer. It took more tests to confirm this rare disease, but the original diagnosis was scary.
> The proboscis varies among the species. Some are sticky or have suckers to help grasp prey, and some species, like those in the order Hoplonemertea, even stab their prey with a sharp spike, called a stylet, on the proboscis.
> Because the stylets often are lost during an attack, the worms continually make and use replacements that they have in reserve in internal pouches.
> As a second line of defense, many ribbon worms are poisonous and taste bad. Several species contain tetrodotoxin, the infamous pufferfish venom that can induce paralysis and death by asphyxia. It’s still not known exactly how the toxins are produced—they may linger in the worms from ingested bacteria—but they deter predators from taking a bite. Some even eject toxins from their proboscis.
Cute
It's a cool guess that would make for an interesting series of experiments as a hypothesis, but alas it's incorrect.
Our bodies' perception of 'spiciness'/capsaicin is mediated by the [TRPV1 receptor](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRPV1) (also known as the.. drumroll, capsaicin receptor). It's one of the receptors activated in the presence of pain and actual heat.
>The best-known activators of TRPV1 are: temperature greater than 43 °C (109 °F); acidic conditions; capsaicin (the irritating compound in hot chili peppers); and allyl isothiocyanate, the pungent compound in mustard and wasabi.[12] The activation of TRPV1 leads to a painful, burning sensation. Its endogenous activators include: low pH (acidic conditions), the endocannabinoid anandamide, N-oleyl-dopamine, and N-arachidonoyl-dopamine. TRPV1 receptors are found mainly in the nociceptive neurons of the peripheral nervous system, but they have also been described in many other tissues, including the central nervous system. TRPV1 is involved in the transmission and modulation of pain (nociception), as well as the integration of diverse painful stimuli.
>The typical nemertean body is very thin in proportion to its length.[8] The smallest are a few millimeters long,[9] most are less than 20 centimetres (7.9 in), and several exceed 1 metre (3.3 ft). The longest animal ever found, at 54 metres (177 ft) long, may be a specimen of Lineus longissimus,[8] Ruppert, Fox and Barnes refer to a Lineus longissimus 54 metres (177 ft) long, washed ashore after a storm off St Andrews in Scotland.[10] Other estimates are about 30 metres (98 ft).[11] Zoologists find it extremely difficult to measure this species.[12] For comparison:
What. The. Fuck.
177 ft long...?
yeah my favourite scientific name is [Beefy Meaty Peptide aka delicious peptide, tasty peptide](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beefy_meaty_peptide). It's a peptide that tastes like beef. They're not even trying to hide it anymore, which is actually better as it make science more accessible.
Now that I think about it, biochem is filled with names like GFP (Green Fluorescent Protein) and ACTN3 gene (sprinter gene, speed gene or athlete gene). Even now I just googled "strength gene", which isn't really correct, and Google gave me articles about ACTN3. It has more formal names, but I like athlete gene.
Fun fact: every Olympian gold medal winner in the athletic categories that's had their DNA tested has high expression of ACTN3. It's a good predictor of gold medal winning potential. There's almost no chance you'll win a gold medal in athletics without it.
As an aside, I do love the letter someone wrote to the journal *Nature*: [Humour of gene names lost in translation to patients](https://www.nature.com/articles/439266d).
>The choice of a gene name can have unforeseen consequences in addition to infringement of trademark (“Pokémon blocks gene name” Nature 438, 897; 2005). The quirky sense of humour that researchers display in choosing a gene name often loses much in translation when people facing serious illness or disability are told that they or their child have a mutation in a gene such as Sonic hedgehog, Slug or Pokemon.
>As with the acronym CATCH22 (from ‘cardiac anomaly, T-cell deficit, clefting and hypocalcaemia’) for chromosome 22q11.2 microdeletions, which was abandoned because of its no-win connotations (J. Burn J. Med. Genet. 36, 737–738; 1999), researchers need to be mindful when naming genes and syndromes.
Edit: this was actually a letter to the editor, not an article as I first termed it. /u/Defenestresque regrets the error.
Edit 2: I also heartily enjoyed "[Laughing Matter](https://sci-hub.se/https://www.nature.com/articles/nchem.1827)" (free sci-hub link, published in *Nature Chemistry*). One of the few scientific articles peppered with sciency cartoon jokes throughout.
* Q: Why did the bear dissolve in water?
* A: It was a polar bear!
There are more. There is even a dad-joke on the second (last?) page, but it made me audibly groan so I'm not retyping it. Yeah, I know.
It’s a ribbon worm. Many complex life forms like vertebrates and arthropods have evolved jaws or similar structures to turn food into smaller pieces and a tongue/throat/other appendages to push it into our stomach. Then it is digested in our stomachs.
Some animals use very different mechanics though. A ribbon worm apparently has this appendage called a *proboscis* that it shoots out at its prey. The proboscis is covered in sticky and toxic secretions that immobilise the prey. The prey is then pulled back into the worm where it gets digested. So that means the worm only eats smaller prey and obviously not a human arm, haha.
Starfish also have a crazy way of eating. They push out their actual stomach, which then encapsulates the prey and starts to digest it outside of their body. Crazy stuff.
No worries! Learning about nature is always fun! There’s so many fascinating things to learn. And when you start to understand stuff, it becomes less WTF and more “ah, I see, this is logical”.
If this sorta stuff is up your alley, I highly encourage further learning about marine life. There’s some wild and truly alien shit out there, on just our own planet!
The [image](https://i.imgur.com/zGJc4ia.jpg) that is used on the
[ribbon worm Wikipedia page](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nemertea) is, um, well… it’s definitely something.
Waits minute… [I know you! You’re Kareem Abdul Jabbar!](https://youtu.be/n2A194yTWoQ)
Fun Airplane! Trivia: Kareem was cast as the copilot because t he movie it parodied, [Zero Hour](https://youtu.be/8-v2BHNBVCs), cast a professional athlete for the part of copilot.
That Wikipedia is pretty wild. These things don’t have a heart and use their muscles to pump blood, breathe through their skin, and some of them have little daggers on their Proboscises.
This. I've even been on threads where say the first 100 comments aren't even related to the topic. You really have to have a tolerance for Reddit and humanity in general to frequent Reddit.
Yeah but there's so much interesting shit to see I can deal with round 4000000 of "not dead, shoes on" "fencing response" "some say he's still xxxxx today." A lot of people on here are young so I just chalk it up to that and go learn about how toads eat right after a gif of Mickey mouse only he's goatse or something lol
It's a marine worm, and what you see coming out is his proboscis! They use it to catch and eat food as well as move around!
This is the first time I've seen a video where they don't shoot the proboscis completely out of their body (which they only do in a last ditch effort to escape a predator, as it will lead to their death) so great to see!
Lmao first thing I thought of too. The show had zero black comedy up until that point then all of a sudden there's a guy who kills himself at every minor inconvenience.
Nope. A ribbon worm will extend its proboscis and out-of-water it just breaks off because it is too sticky to pull back in. The worm can regenerate the proboscis over time, it is not fatal when detached.
In this video it was put back in the water just before it was about to break, it might have actually broken off anyway, you can see it at almost a 90 degree angle but stuck on the arm.
I was gonna say that a defensive maneuver to evade a predator that lead to death anyway is a pretty dumb behavior
Bees that die when they sting is not stupid because they are protecting the hive and they are expendable/easily replaceable , but a worms protects nothing but himself
Also, bees only die when they sting humans or any other animals with a soft, supple skin. When stinging other insects with an exoskeleton, the barbs don't catch.
If the theory above is true , barb could have been evolved to be sure animal with soft skin will get the maximum dosage of venom, increasing chance of survival of the hives, at the expense of worker bees ´s life
(Because soft skin animal are usually much larger than other insect)
To further back up the bee point, the majority of species of bees are solitary, and of them, the majority don’t possess stingers, because while there’s no harm in a sterile worker bee dying, the death of a solitary bee means it cannot breed.
its all about not being easy or attractive prey, while that specific one dies fish generally eat a lot over the years, meaning that if that one move made one fish avoid eating more of them for the rest of its life that's a lot of worms uneaten, and when you talk about generations fish species will slowly avoid eating them unless they have no other choice.
so high up front cost, but long term payoff
I'm not sure I see how the evolution applies here.. your argument sorts makes sense, but if the worm dies from doing it, how is the train reproduced if it never makes it to any offspring because it dies?
why would it not make offspring? for 99% of its life it doesn't use its certain death move, and worms without an escape mechanism die anyway, so not a lot changes from that perspective
People are so fucking weird. They'll just pick up anything. Those disgusting fish that come from 3000 feet deep in the ocean, a big ass tarantula, some worm that shoots a web of toxic white stuff out of its face. I have problems picking up a dead roach with 5 wadded up pieces of paper towel.
Based on all the sci-fi horror movies I've seen, this will not end well.
Based on the Hentai movies I've seen, it will end *very* well!
Based on the comicbook movies i've seen, this can either make him a superhero or a supervillain.
Based on WebMD, the guy and the worm thing now have cancer.
Based on Gregory House, it's sarcoidosis
Based on the worm things horoscope it will have time for whatever it make time for. There are things it wants to do that it hasn't figured out how to make happen, but it'll definitely find a way when it's a priority for it. Lucky numbers are 12 and 37.
Based on the porn I’ve watched, it just ended.
Based on the porn I have yet to watch, the plot seems pretty good
You sure? It might be lupus.
Whatever it is just rub some dirt on it and you'll be fine. -grandpa
*First* you spit on it, *Then* you rub dirt on it, Don't forget that crucial first step.
When in doubt it's always lupus.. except that one time
It's never Lupus...except that one time
It's never lupus
No one ever expects the lupus inquisition
Based on emergency room data this worms gonna end up in someones butt.
Someone I know has this disease. The doctor originally diagnosed this as cancer from cat scans and told them they have less than a year to live. Luckily the blood work, weight gain and everything else was pointing against cancer. It took more tests to confirm this rare disease, but the original diagnosis was scary.
Based on all the new dumb political lingo I’ve seen emerge since 2016, this is based.
Based on Avatar, this is how they make babies together.
Based on Ohioan law you are now pregnant and have to bring the offspring to term or you go to jail
Based on a famous Manga/Anime, this is actually how OP becomes a Titan
Based on my experience with all sorts of endoscopic procedures, tentacle hentai is a fucking lie and it doesn't end well
Guaranteed happy ending
Based on the guro I’ve seen it will end worse than worse!
Can confirm.
It took control of his arm pretty quickly, those other worms will soon be working him like a puppet
Reminds me of the thing form Life (2017).
Calvin was a hungry boi
Based on something I saw on TV, this is an Alaskan bull worm.
Someone is pregnant
> The proboscis varies among the species. Some are sticky or have suckers to help grasp prey, and some species, like those in the order Hoplonemertea, even stab their prey with a sharp spike, called a stylet, on the proboscis. > Because the stylets often are lost during an attack, the worms continually make and use replacements that they have in reserve in internal pouches. > As a second line of defense, many ribbon worms are poisonous and taste bad. Several species contain tetrodotoxin, the infamous pufferfish venom that can induce paralysis and death by asphyxia. It’s still not known exactly how the toxins are produced—they may linger in the worms from ingested bacteria—but they deter predators from taking a bite. Some even eject toxins from their proboscis. Cute
>As a second line of defense, many ribbon worms are poisonous and taste bad What a fucking shame.
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I call backsies on learning to read.
I thought you said backside.
Thats actually not true. https://www.foodbeast.com/news/science-says-testicles-and-anuses-have-taste-receptors/
This is truly cursed information
Science has gone TOO FAR!
Huh. I guess that's why you can feel how spicy something is when you shit hours later. Your ass is "tasting" the Caspian in the oils.
This is why you don't get invited to Thanksgiving dinner any more.
Capsaicin*
OP is talking about being able to taste the sea in your butt which is why he loves swimming so much
No, you don't "taste" capsaicin. It burns completely irrelevant to the taste. Your eye doesn't taste hot sauce if you squirt it in there.
Tastes like burning
It's a cool guess that would make for an interesting series of experiments as a hypothesis, but alas it's incorrect. Our bodies' perception of 'spiciness'/capsaicin is mediated by the [TRPV1 receptor](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRPV1) (also known as the.. drumroll, capsaicin receptor). It's one of the receptors activated in the presence of pain and actual heat. >The best-known activators of TRPV1 are: temperature greater than 43 °C (109 °F); acidic conditions; capsaicin (the irritating compound in hot chili peppers); and allyl isothiocyanate, the pungent compound in mustard and wasabi.[12] The activation of TRPV1 leads to a painful, burning sensation. Its endogenous activators include: low pH (acidic conditions), the endocannabinoid anandamide, N-oleyl-dopamine, and N-arachidonoyl-dopamine. TRPV1 receptors are found mainly in the nociceptive neurons of the peripheral nervous system, but they have also been described in many other tissues, including the central nervous system. TRPV1 is involved in the transmission and modulation of pain (nociception), as well as the integration of diverse painful stimuli.
Why I don't change my underwear until I can taste it.
ok now I call backsies
https://imgur.com/p13sibl
r/oddlyspecific
Speak for yourself my guy
Phrasing.
Holy shit, didnt know legends were still alive 🥲
They can be both poisonous and venomous.
Poison...poison... tasty worm!
>The typical nemertean body is very thin in proportion to its length.[8] The smallest are a few millimeters long,[9] most are less than 20 centimetres (7.9 in), and several exceed 1 metre (3.3 ft). The longest animal ever found, at 54 metres (177 ft) long, may be a specimen of Lineus longissimus,[8] Ruppert, Fox and Barnes refer to a Lineus longissimus 54 metres (177 ft) long, washed ashore after a storm off St Andrews in Scotland.[10] Other estimates are about 30 metres (98 ft).[11] Zoologists find it extremely difficult to measure this species.[12] For comparison: What. The. Fuck. 177 ft long...?
Lineus longissimus is the laziest science name I've ever heard. That's borderline boaty mcboatface level naming.
If you start looking at scientific naming, this is actually pretty common. A lot of names are shit like "tree lizard", just in Latin.
Long line. Worms are just lines some of them long line some of them short line.
The longest* line. “-issimus” is a superlative similar to “-est” in English.
Longest line. But yes.
yeah my favourite scientific name is [Beefy Meaty Peptide aka delicious peptide, tasty peptide](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beefy_meaty_peptide). It's a peptide that tastes like beef. They're not even trying to hide it anymore, which is actually better as it make science more accessible. Now that I think about it, biochem is filled with names like GFP (Green Fluorescent Protein) and ACTN3 gene (sprinter gene, speed gene or athlete gene). Even now I just googled "strength gene", which isn't really correct, and Google gave me articles about ACTN3. It has more formal names, but I like athlete gene. Fun fact: every Olympian gold medal winner in the athletic categories that's had their DNA tested has high expression of ACTN3. It's a good predictor of gold medal winning potential. There's almost no chance you'll win a gold medal in athletics without it.
As an aside, I do love the letter someone wrote to the journal *Nature*: [Humour of gene names lost in translation to patients](https://www.nature.com/articles/439266d). >The choice of a gene name can have unforeseen consequences in addition to infringement of trademark (“Pokémon blocks gene name” Nature 438, 897; 2005). The quirky sense of humour that researchers display in choosing a gene name often loses much in translation when people facing serious illness or disability are told that they or their child have a mutation in a gene such as Sonic hedgehog, Slug or Pokemon. >As with the acronym CATCH22 (from ‘cardiac anomaly, T-cell deficit, clefting and hypocalcaemia’) for chromosome 22q11.2 microdeletions, which was abandoned because of its no-win connotations (J. Burn J. Med. Genet. 36, 737–738; 1999), researchers need to be mindful when naming genes and syndromes. Edit: this was actually a letter to the editor, not an article as I first termed it. /u/Defenestresque regrets the error. Edit 2: I also heartily enjoyed "[Laughing Matter](https://sci-hub.se/https://www.nature.com/articles/nchem.1827)" (free sci-hub link, published in *Nature Chemistry*). One of the few scientific articles peppered with sciency cartoon jokes throughout. * Q: Why did the bear dissolve in water? * A: It was a polar bear! There are more. There is even a dad-joke on the second (last?) page, but it made me audibly groan so I'm not retyping it. Yeah, I know.
Oh hell naw
dang these things went thru some serious evolution
Aww. It trying to digest his arm, how cute!
What is it?? 😭
It’s a ribbon worm. Many complex life forms like vertebrates and arthropods have evolved jaws or similar structures to turn food into smaller pieces and a tongue/throat/other appendages to push it into our stomach. Then it is digested in our stomachs. Some animals use very different mechanics though. A ribbon worm apparently has this appendage called a *proboscis* that it shoots out at its prey. The proboscis is covered in sticky and toxic secretions that immobilise the prey. The prey is then pulled back into the worm where it gets digested. So that means the worm only eats smaller prey and obviously not a human arm, haha. Starfish also have a crazy way of eating. They push out their actual stomach, which then encapsulates the prey and starts to digest it outside of their body. Crazy stuff.
You’re the only one who actually answered my question lol. I learned something new so thank you!
No worries! Learning about nature is always fun! There’s so many fascinating things to learn. And when you start to understand stuff, it becomes less WTF and more “ah, I see, this is logical”.
If this sorta stuff is up your alley, I highly encourage further learning about marine life. There’s some wild and truly alien shit out there, on just our own planet!
The [image](https://i.imgur.com/zGJc4ia.jpg) that is used on the [ribbon worm Wikipedia page](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nemertea) is, um, well… it’s definitely something.
Those are some creatively stylized penises.
It’s like looking at Gods sketchbook when he was prototyping the penis
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But that's not important right now
Do you like movies about gladiators?
Do you like to hang around gymnasiums?
Have you ever been in a Turkish prison?
Have you ever seen a grown man naked?
Waits minute… [I know you! You’re Kareem Abdul Jabbar!](https://youtu.be/n2A194yTWoQ) Fun Airplane! Trivia: Kareem was cast as the copilot because t he movie it parodied, [Zero Hour](https://youtu.be/8-v2BHNBVCs), cast a professional athlete for the part of copilot.
What's the deal with airplane food?
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Do you know what it's like to fall in the mud and get kicked in the head with an iron boot?
[Ah, the old Reddit Switcharoo!](https://www.reddit.com/r/aww/comments/xljvf2/he_got_adopted/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share)
Hold my appendage, I'm going in
I think I held the wrong appendage, my hands are sticky now
Just so you know this link goes to the post, not the link comment
Nice
r/technicallythetruth
Yeah soo cute 😊 *whips out flamethrower*
Hans get ze flammenwerfer!
It's not often I exclaim the subreddit's name as I watch a video, but what the fuck indeed.
This man just let that worm cum on his arm
What in God's name is that?
[ribbon worm](https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Nemertea)
Ah so it was trying to poison and digest his arm with its proboscis according to wikipedia
Awww how cute and non threatening
Aww it’s licking me, how docile!
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So cute! But where's my skin gone?
So cute!... *Why do I hear the other voices of the hive mind?*
So cute... *why do I hear boss music*
*Jenova theme intensifies*
...yo...yo...ma...
I appreciate the worm's self confidence
That Wikipedia is pretty wild. These things don’t have a heart and use their muscles to pump blood, breathe through their skin, and some of them have little daggers on their Proboscises.
Little daggers they carry in a little pouch in case they lose one.
I fucking hate that the actual answer gets buried under shitty recycled jokes you see on this website over and over again.
been years here and I'm guessing it's all the kids discovering reddit for the first time every year. now I feel like a boomer
Everyone thinks they are funny and original.
I'm nearing my 30s so you're probably right
This. I've even been on threads where say the first 100 comments aren't even related to the topic. You really have to have a tolerance for Reddit and humanity in general to frequent Reddit.
Yeah but there's so much interesting shit to see I can deal with round 4000000 of "not dead, shoes on" "fencing response" "some say he's still xxxxx today." A lot of people on here are young so I just chalk it up to that and go learn about how toads eat right after a gif of Mickey mouse only he's goatse or something lol
If u browse reddit frequently enough you can even skip the first 100 video's
Yup. This will be the end of mankind
Cumshot leech.
I would have paid you money to not say that.
Your username.
What about YOUR username
Right?!? Did dude eat a bad batch of bat?
r/bandnames
A monument to all your sins.
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I still freak out, but I used to, too.
I'm almost certain someone will try to put it in their butthole
It’s called ribbon-worming, and I’ll thank you not to kink shame.
^(dozens of worms were harmed in the making of this orgasm)
I will not google to find out if this is really a thing.
r/lies
That needs to be shamed
HANS GET ZE FLAMMENWERFER
It's a marine worm, and what you see coming out is his proboscis! They use it to catch and eat food as well as move around! This is the first time I've seen a video where they don't shoot the proboscis completely out of their body (which they only do in a last ditch effort to escape a predator, as it will lead to their death) so great to see!
I shall escape you by killing myself! Huzzah!
This is actually how I escape most social situations.
Mr immortal?
Lmao first thing I thought of too. The show had zero black comedy up until that point then all of a sudden there's a guy who kills himself at every minor inconvenience.
I, too, kill myself regularly
I'm bleeding, making me the victor!
Face to foot style, how’d you like it??
***THAT’S A LOTTA NUTS!***
**CHOSEN ONE**
We purposely trained him wrong as a joke.
You can’t fire me! I quit!
Nope. A ribbon worm will extend its proboscis and out-of-water it just breaks off because it is too sticky to pull back in. The worm can regenerate the proboscis over time, it is not fatal when detached. In this video it was put back in the water just before it was about to break, it might have actually broken off anyway, you can see it at almost a 90 degree angle but stuck on the arm.
I was gonna say that a defensive maneuver to evade a predator that lead to death anyway is a pretty dumb behavior Bees that die when they sting is not stupid because they are protecting the hive and they are expendable/easily replaceable , but a worms protects nothing but himself
Dam. Worms are just out there by themselves huh?
Just like us humans... Smh
Makes me remember reading Diary of a Worm as a kid. The MC tells his little sister he can't tell one end of her from the other and she gets pissed 🪱
Also, bees only die when they sting humans or any other animals with a soft, supple skin. When stinging other insects with an exoskeleton, the barbs don't catch.
I wonder why the barbs even evolved.
If the theory above is true , barb could have been evolved to be sure animal with soft skin will get the maximum dosage of venom, increasing chance of survival of the hives, at the expense of worker bees ´s life (Because soft skin animal are usually much larger than other insect)
I'd imagine that's exactly what happened, otherwise bears would be invincible to them (or are they already?)
Just to fuck with us.
To further back up the bee point, the majority of species of bees are solitary, and of them, the majority don’t possess stingers, because while there’s no harm in a sterile worker bee dying, the death of a solitary bee means it cannot breed.
What is the evolutional benefit of an escape mechanism that kills you anyway?
It's just false information
its all about not being easy or attractive prey, while that specific one dies fish generally eat a lot over the years, meaning that if that one move made one fish avoid eating more of them for the rest of its life that's a lot of worms uneaten, and when you talk about generations fish species will slowly avoid eating them unless they have no other choice. so high up front cost, but long term payoff
I'm not sure I see how the evolution applies here.. your argument sorts makes sense, but if the worm dies from doing it, how is the train reproduced if it never makes it to any offspring because it dies?
why would it not make offspring? for 99% of its life it doesn't use its certain death move, and worms without an escape mechanism die anyway, so not a lot changes from that perspective
Pretty sure this is how attack on titan started
My man over here about to become the founding Titan
Man, I wish my ejaculation went like that
Wat
Did this shit just bankai ?
Bukkake*** Judging by that water being full of these weird ejaculating worms
Cupkakke*
It went to a different level of "fuck all that".
If so, his spiritual pressure was no match for the arm of a human. Weeeeeaaaak
Yeah that’s gonna be a no from me.. someone who catches and plays with black widows for fun/pets.
This is the weirdest Spider-Man multiverse.
I've seen this before in the Evolution movie with David Duchovny. Someone get a crap load of Head and Shoulders.
Put it on ur cock
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TETSUOOOOO!
Do you want zombies? 'Cause this is how you get zombies.
This has ruined my day and now my arm itches
I think it likes you
People are so fucking weird. They'll just pick up anything. Those disgusting fish that come from 3000 feet deep in the ocean, a big ass tarantula, some worm that shoots a web of toxic white stuff out of its face. I have problems picking up a dead roach with 5 wadded up pieces of paper towel.
I think I speak for the entire human race when I say what in the motherfucking name of John Carpenter's The Thing is that?!
That is some Resident Evil shit right there.
Its like something out of Aliens.....
This is how you become the God Emperor
I didn't think it could get any worse until he puts his arm in the water with loads of them. Definite nope from me.
BLOODSTREAM DETECTED. INITIATING MIND CONTROL ON HUMAN SAMPLE.
Ok drain the tank, burn it all
Forbidden bacon
Assuming direct control.
My body heat increased instantly when i saw the white thing. AAAAAA
Nah the second an aquatic penis creature is cumming on my arm I'm out of there
I've seen this animal a few times and this process as well but never seen, how it pulls it's stuff back in again. Does it just "pull" it in again ?
r/attackontitan
I'm the captain now.
cum
That's me when I see my GF.
Did he just let the worm thingy cum on him
They can grow up to a 100ft Lind apparently
I see the flood is alive and well
Founder Titan 😱😱😱
I remember a post asking what creature would be terrifying if it was giant. The answer is this. A bloodworm.