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Lamprey Cannon posted:That's to be expected with purebreeds of most species; tons of purebred dogs and horses have serious defects or abnormalities. You want a creepy mutant horse? I'll show you a creepy mutant horse. And I thought they smelled bad on the outside.
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Internet Kraken posted:What are poachers targeting some horses for? What do they provide that domestic horses do not? My guess is either trophies (they used to be extinct in the wild until fairly recently so they're pretty rare) or extremely poor people looking for meat. Last I checked, they have no folk medicinal value.
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Horse meat is good, foal meat is fantastic.
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FreudianSlippers posted:Horse meat is good, foal meat is fantastic. Everyone keeps saying this to the point where I feel like I have to try it some time in my life to judge for myself. Like everyone says horse is worlds better than cow, but it's a "cute" animal so we don't like to eat them here in the US. I've heard firsthand reports that dog tasted pretty good too.
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Horse and dog are both very lean meats and generally speaking Westerners are accustomed to fatty meats. No one I know who's had either thought it was especially good, just "fine". But this is the internet and everything is the best ever or the worst ever.
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The dog report wasn't online. I worked in a korean dry cleaners and one day was palling around with the boss' college age son who was telling me about a planned trip to Korea and how he'd been before. Eating dog again was one of the things he most looked forward to. I was also told that that these dogs are treated like livestock, not pets.
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There is a French guy who spent his whole life collecting images from Germany with people in polar bear costumes.    and many more: http://www.spiegel.de/fotostrecke/eisbaer-fotos-bilder-sammlung-des-franzosen-jean-marie-donat-fotostrecke-128567.html
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I want to see a version of this in Pyrovision now. Pyro made his/her/their friends all sparkly and now they get to be sparkly together 
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Incest is a bad idea. Maybe  for creepy deformed.http://i.imgur.com/CbwNcrPm.jpg
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Good loving god. I sure hope somebody was merciful and killed it right after that photo was taken.
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Turk February posted:Good loving god. I sure hope somebody was merciful and killed it right after that photo was taken. It's from faithfreedom.org and it's fake which should be obvious to anyone, given that it is clearly the head of a post-puberty male and has no apparent way to feed or sustain its life
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They could put a tube in its gut or something? Not saying it's not fake, but when God has a plan, we have the technology. 
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Say Nothing posted:Incest is a bad idea. Dark Souls 3 looking good
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Say Nothing posted:Incest is a bad idea. reported for doxxing, don't post my baby pictures here if that was real it would probably be a radiation deformity not incest (do yourself a favor, never google jellyfish babies)
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Acne Rain posted:reported for doxxing, don't post my baby pictures here Neural tube defects are a fairly unremarkable class of birth defect. No specific type of defect is associated with radiation exposure; the whole issue with radiation exposure is that it causes random and generalised DNA damage,which may by chance happen to hit a crucial developmental gene.
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Acne Rain posted:reported for doxxing, don't post my baby pictures here I know I shouldn't but all I'm getting on google are jellyfish babies of the Cnidarian variety.
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Acne Rain posted:reported for doxxing, don't post my baby pictures here Ant-walking alligators.
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Acne Rain posted:reported for doxxing, don't post my baby pictures here SybilVimes posted:It's from faithfreedom.org and it's fake which should be obvious to anyone, given that it is clearly the head of a post-puberty male and has no apparent way to feed or sustain its life Just making sure, you are both aware cyclopia and various similar congenital defects are relatively common, right? That picture isn't even the freakiest they get
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Aesop Poprock posted:Just making sure, you are both aware cyclopia and various similar congenital defects are relatively common, right? That picture isn't even the freakiest they get *looks up Cyclopia* quote:SHH (Sonic Hedgehog Gene Regulator, named after the effects a mutation in the gene had on the forming embryo of fruit flies studied by scientists; a spiky appearance under a microscope, similar to that of its video game character namesake) is involved in the separation of the single eye field into two bilateral fields. Although not proven, it is thought that SHH emitted from the prechordal plate suppresses Pax6 which causes the eye field to divide into two. If the shh gene is mutated, the result is cyclopia, a single eye in the center of the face (Gilbert, 2000). 
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Hakkesshu posted:*looks up Cyclopia* It gets even better if you keep looking: quote:A potential inhibitor of the Hedgehog signaling pathway has been found and dubbed 'Robotnikinin', in honor of Sonic the Hedgehog's nemesis, Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik.
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Hakkesshu posted:*looks up Cyclopia* Tickles my funny bone that the Sonic Hedgehog gene is coincidentally related to cyclopia, considering Sonic's single connected eyeball thing.
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theae guys know what's up, naming it properly and not "eggmaninin"
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Is that some sort of parody or something? Holy smokes, I just want to punch that kid in the face.
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Marble Hornets sequel is doing a complete crossover with EverymanHybrid again? Nice. Though I thought the Rake would have less hair.
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Funny that you mention Marble Hornets: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkZDs8CBDkk
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I might have to binge MH again, it's been years. It might actually be creepy again, since I haven't watched TroyHasACamera in a while 
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Hakkesshu posted:*looks up Cyclopia* 
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Acne Rain posted:(do yourself a favor, never google jellyfish babies) Why wouldn't you want me to have more material for the cute pictures thread? 
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That reminds me, an animal I find to be both beautiful and creepy are comb jellies. Looks pretty right? They pulsate with the entire color spectrum in bands along their body. Watching them drift through the ocean is very serene...until they find something to eat.  Then they're pulsating blobs swallowing other creatures whole.
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Internet Kraken posted:
Reminds me of this worm getting eaten https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fGGz6d3vC4 e:helps if you put the link in
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freelop posted:Reminds me of this worm getting eaten I have the weirdest boner right now.
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freelop posted:Reminds me of this worm getting eaten This is horrific
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Can anyone recommend an image along the lines of smile.dog? I'm after something to use in a tabletop RPG for a 'this creature hunts down and murders everyone who sees a photo of it whoops now that includes you' moment, and the original is a bit too well-known to be properly creepy, but I can't find anything else that has the same shock factor as it.
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Whybird posted:Can anyone recommend an image along the lines of smile.dog? I'm after something to use in a tabletop RPG for a 'this creature hunts down and murders everyone who sees a photo of it whoops now that includes you' moment, and the original is a bit too well-known to be properly creepy, but I can't find anything else that has the same shock factor as it. I always liked this thing, but probably not what you're looking for:  Maybe some one could photoshop it to look more like an old time photo or something. I don't know.
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