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Let's not forget the ice worms: Ice Worms and Their Habitats on North Cascade Glaciers https://glaciers.nichols.edu/iceworm/ https://glaciers.nichols.edu/icew
by BMc2020 3y ago
Let's not forget the ice worms:
Ice Worms and Their Habitats on North Cascade Glaciers
https://glaciers.nichols.edu/iceworm/ https://glaciers.nichols.edu/iceworm/
and the Australian Drop Bear
https://australian.museum/learn/animals/mammals/drop-bear/ https://australian.museum/learn/animals/mammals/drop-bear/
- corndoge 3y agoDevilish https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_worm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_worm
- 6D794163636F756 3y agoAren't iceworms real though?
- carabiner 3y agoYa if you spend time on Cascade glaciers you'll see them wiggling. Pretty common.
- worik 3y ago> and the Australian Drop Bear Urban legend I was told (In Auckland - not Australia) In the war the US army moved vast reserves into North Australia for quite obvious reasons. Tanks on exercises in the Australian desert got very hot, so naturally kept their hatches open whenever they could. Massed tanks on manoeuvres in the desert will from time to time run into trees. Koala spend 90% of their time asleep in trees. Completing the picture a tank blunders into a tree and koala are dislodged and rain down. Through open tank hatches. The "Great Australian Drop Bear" is a recently woken angry Koala in fight mode in a crowded tank.....
- cperciva 3y agoSee also kangaroos armed with stinger missiles: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/shoot-me-kangaroo-down-sport/ https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/shoot-me-kangaroo-down-spo...