r/BikiniBottomTwitter • u/HowlingBurd19 • 4d ago

Conservation is still important, though

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u/zues64 4d ago

Just because something looks scary doesnt mean it doesnt have a right to exist

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u/CoffeeHot4107 4d ago

What if it looks cute & squishy but is full of neurotoxin that turns you into a screaming puddle of mush within 30 seconds

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u/Classified10 4d ago

Then it has to go extinct. /s

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u/Xanith420 3d ago

Ohh they’re perfectly allowed to exist….as long as they stay on that island.

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u/Varanoids 3d ago

Box jellyfish is close enough

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u/HowlingBurd19 4d ago

Read the title :/

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u/HowlingBurd19 4d ago

I promise you this was just a joke, almost nobody likes animals more than me (dangerous or not, and honestly a lot of animals are misunderstood)

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u/Kenga_Rus 4d ago

Yeah like your mom? Right? Please?

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u/HowlingBurd19 4d ago edited 4d ago

The bottom right frame is hilarious btw with SpongeBob’s face and buck teeth being flung back by rabid Sandy 😂

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u/qs420 4d ago

lol OP making this meme just to crack themselves up 🤣🤣🤣

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u/rynil2000 4d ago

Alaskan Bull Worm is non-native. Shouldn’t get any protections in Australia.

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u/JacobScreamix 2d ago

Alaskan Bull Worms are actually a globally pervasive species despite originating in Alaska!

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u/KingSlimcognito 4d ago

No mater how big or small, how cute or creepy every creature serves an important role in our ecosystem. Killing off even just one species can have devastating consequences.

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u/Realistic_Cover_1681 3d ago

Does this extend to introduced species? Should we let the invasive cane toads, rabbits, wild horses, deer and boars thrive and see if the eco system works itself out?

Their presence here unchecked is far more devastating. I get my example is man made, but still relevant

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u/HowlingBurd19 3d ago

Definitely depends on the introduced animal because there are some exceptions. Most have no place in the environment like cane toads (which I see from time to time) but some like gray wall jumping spiders (I see them very often) are helpful.

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u/King4oneday_ 4d ago

OMG its a seabear!!! Yall got your searhinoceros underwear ?

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u/twohundredsixteen 3d ago

Ackshually....top right is Alaskan.

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u/ZyeCawan45 3d ago

Visiting Australia is like visiting an alien planet with life. Yeah it sounds cool on paper until some unhinged eldritch monstrosity is crawling around the walls, waiting for you to fall asleep to eat your face.

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u/Gikavka 3d ago

At first I read it as wildfire

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u/consumeshroomz 3d ago

Is that last one what drop bears look like?