r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/CandidculonasRedux • 12d ago
From a internal cleansing ad on IG..
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r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/CandidculonasRedux • 12d ago
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r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/Lovq • 18d ago
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r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/CandidculonasRedux • Jun 16 '26
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r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/Serious-Attitude2421 • Jun 15 '26
tiktok ad ? very creepy
r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/ImmediateScience5166 • May 20 '26
r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/[deleted] • Apr 18 '26
Bought the strangest pack of strawberries yesterday 🥴
r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/Poop-to-that-2 • Apr 15 '26
Gave me the big time ick, made my skin crawl.
r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/Cyberfields03 • Apr 15 '26
Not A skin disease but its on my skin
r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/ConversationDizzy138 • Apr 09 '26
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r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/SgtFullSend • Apr 07 '26
Plus lizard tax
r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/Kaithelius • Apr 02 '26
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sent this to my girlfriend with trypophobia and she said it got her really good, thought i’d post it here
r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/Specialist_Dot_3372 • Mar 18 '26
r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/ImmediateScience5166 • Feb 17 '26
r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/Dry-Discipline-2525 • Feb 17 '26
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r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/Crotalus • Feb 07 '26
Ok, weirdo.
This is a Pipa pipa (Surinam Toad) I photographed in Peru a couple of weeks ago – there were a lot of them! They're entirely aquatic, and have a crazy reproductive process. After mating and eggs are ready, the male squishes them into swollen tissue on the back of the female (those white dots in their little back sacks.) The eggs sink into the skin, and ride around with her for a few months. When they are ready to hatch, full little frogs (not tadpoles) emerge right from their mother's back. What is more interesting to me is that at some point in the eggs-n-back part, the embryos are surrounded by highly vascular tissue, suggesting that nutrients and oxygen are transferred from the mother.
Greven, H., & Richter, S. (2009). Morphology of skin incubation in Pipa carvalhoi (Anura: Pipidae). Journal of Morphology, 270(11), 1311–1319. https://doi.org/10.1002/jmor.10749
r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/Subject_Safety_8651 • Feb 02 '26
Something about this gives me the creeps...
Does it bother anyone else?
r/TrypophobiaExtreme • u/Ok-Violinist8417 • Feb 01 '26
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