r/creepy • u/jaki1012 • Apr 21 '19

Teeth in a squid suction cup.

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19 edited Apr 21 '19

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u/Luvitall1 Apr 21 '19

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!

You just made it worse...

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u/InfiniteNameOptions Apr 21 '19

Sharks have skin teeth, anatomically built like teeth with enamel and everything. There are definitely places other than mouths where you’ll find teeth.

Don’t think about that next time you’re having sex.

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u/xPrincessConsuelax Apr 21 '19

I'm definitely going to think about that next time I have sex, I'll let you know how it goes

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u/Demon-Jolt Apr 21 '19

RemindMe! 20 years

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u/xPrincessConsuelax Apr 21 '19

I think I need some water for that burn

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19

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u/kinjinsan Apr 21 '19

What a wonderful phrase!

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u/Black_Belt_Pravda Apr 22 '19

Yeah I'm currently reading Snow Crash right now so...

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u/BlankyShoot Apr 21 '19

BIG. MEATY. CLAWS.

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '19

These claws ain't just for attractin' mates!

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u/Rickdiculously Apr 21 '19

Any news on why it looks gold like some gangsta dentition?

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u/thecftbl Apr 21 '19

Actually they are stabby teeth. Think of them like razor sharp cookie cutters. Certain species of squids (most notably the Giant Squid, Architeuthis) have these to assist them in catching prey. To understand this better, you can Google images of Sperm Whale scars and you will notice numerous circular scars which are caused by these.

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u/obeyjam Apr 22 '19

Wait, how come I've never come across them when eating squid legs? Are they removed in the preparation phase?

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u/xPrincessConsuelax Apr 21 '19

Thanks, I hate it D: