u/Exhale_Skyline

"Few people live in this forbidding far north terrain. Plenty of land left for wolves."

What is buddy yapping about? I guess this is one way to show your ignorance. FYI the wolf is classified endangered nationally which is a far more important listing to look at than its global population status. It won't help the wolves in Europe that there are many of them in Canada.

*Otter; there is a spelling mistake in the original post

Yes, it's real. It's a hydra that's reproducing asexually

You have just given me an idea for a lil' bit of trolling

These kind of "decryptions" of famous encrypted documents come up every now and then and I'm yet to see a convincing one that gets accepted by scholars

I'm quite sceptical of this solution and don't believe it's correct

They preferred to play wide instead of tall, which, I'm not sure, is the right move in this meta. Maybe it will get better after Paradox publishes the next patch

oh nooooooo

Decorating the porch of my Texas house with this

By tablecloth

!wave

Flag of Seychelles if CGP Grey won the flag design competition

Flag of Nauru if it was colonized by Uruguay

I am very sorry you are being treated this way, it is really unfair

If you prefer to think logically then the best thing for you to do is to educate yourself about whatever parasite you are concerned about or about parasites in general. Learn about their ecology and biology and your fear might turn into appreciation for these fascinating organisms. And I have to say if you live in places like North America or Europe the chances of you getting parasites from your food or the environment are minimal. And even in the very very very unlikely scenario of you getting one it's rarely the end of the world as you can generally get treatment for those infections quite easily.

No, vomiting wouldn't help and no, you most likely don't have worms or other parasites in you.

Pretty sure some of these dogs were part of the order I put in recently ffs

Very small

Hmm.. maybe Land of the Short Green Cloud?

Candiru if it counts, if not then Buddenbrockia plumatellae.

Candiru is really interesting since it's a fish that has evolved to feed solely on blood, there's not that many vertebrates with a similar adaptation. Buddenbrockia on the other hand is a cnidarian that's shaped like a worm. It's really intriguing to see how successful a worm-like morphology is, considering how many different and unrelated organisms there are that look like worms. And a cnidarian worm is just extra special.

r/fuckmytakingupvote

Paranoia

I don't know I just love cat meat