cute or creepy?

Why would it be creepy?

It's a one meter harmless snek idiot.

>Nature never seizes
THREE FUCKING WORDS.
Idiocracy is coming.

>>2133439
Its a fucking snake on your head while you sleep. Even spiders are small but I bet you wouldnt like it being awakened by one

>>2133448
Harmless snake in the middle of the jungle at fucking nowhere. I guess you were expecting to be awakened by the room service.

Well there would be some nervousness before identifying whether venomous or no, but small snek just sort of casually sliding over you is not a snek that is immediately thinking about biting. In that scenario it is more thinking you are a warm and weird smelling log. And sneks a cute.

Holy shit that is a beautiful snek.

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this hurts me

>>2133441
>>2133638
I feel like an idiot but I don't get it. Isn't it just a common phrase to describe how fascinating nature is?

>>2133720

It should be written as "Nature never CEASES to amaze us".

To seize is to grab something in a forceful manner where as to cease is to stop.

>>2133431
That snek is a qt

>>2133722
That's it! Makes sense now. I've heard it more than seen it written so it sounded right when I read it out loud.

Thanks anon.

>Like other constricting snakes, the boa wraps its body around prey and causes death by suffocation.
When will this meme end? It causes death by restricting blood flow.

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>>2133448
>filthy diseased cat with shit covered paws on you=cute
>extraordinary once in a lifetime find=creepy

>>2133912
>extraordinary once in a lifetime find
nope

>>2133439
snakes are a common phobia, whether harmless or not. Mostly because most people can't identify what's venomous or not, or fears of being constricted to death by wrapping around their necks.

That said, that snek is cute and pretty fucking radically looking

>>2134913

snek phobia is pretty easy to cure though. a lot of it is just lack of actual in person experience with snakes and television reinforcing the idea that snakes are big fat meanies made of pure evil.

i have turned around a couple snake phobics by just bringing out a docile snake like a ball python, letting them watch it for a bit, then plopping it on their lap. They're nervous for a minute or so and then notice that snek is just sitting there being adborable as ball pythons do, and then they're like "...oh. cute."