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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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Sarcopenia posted:Urgh this reminded me of that disgusting video of a big spider getting The Thinged around by some weird worm parasite. I was instead reminded of the disgusting time-lapse of a giant centipede eating a mouse.
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Man about the only way to get most spiders to bite you is to convince them you're trying to eat them. Maybe it doesn't believe her?
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https://www.entsoc.org/PDF/2010/Orb-weaving-spiders.pdf E: PYF creepy research punlications
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We like to wear bright pretty colors in spring and summer so if a bumblebee is bonking into you it's 'cause you look like the biggest most amazing flower. If you don't close your hand, many bugs and spiders are not super bothered by being relocated; if you do close your hand, you're a giant mouth trying to eat them, and they will respond accordingly.
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Once, having split some kinda old logs for a pit fire, I tossed one on and out of a knot hole strode a majestic wolf spider. Three inches, easy. She stood there a moment, exasperated, and then sauntered out of the pit, through foot-high flames, over gold-hot coals, past my seat. I stood and made way.
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Lo-fi beating your neighbors
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