Are there any animals that give you the chills just by looking

>>2163357
Almost any kind of internal parasite does it for me.

>>2163357
Sharks. Had an intense fear of them since childhood. It's worse now that I'm older. I don't go into the ocean any more. At least, not past neck-deep.

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deep sea creatures

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fucking horseflies
can't fucking stand them

>>2163379
>>>2163357 (OP)
>Sharks. Had an intense fear of them since childhood. It's worse now that I'm older. I don't go into the ocean any more. At least, not past neck-deep.
Most shark attacks on humans happen in waist deep water anon, remember that :^)

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I win

>>2164172
What in the fuck is that

>>2164177

fucking Hagfish man

>>2164180
I bet it would feel amazing putting my penis in that but feel terrible coming out.

>being retarded enough to have any animal "give you the chills" just by seeing it

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Cant think of any except Feral Cattle I have previously had an encounter with in real life.

Basically a beef bulldozer pissed off you dared to enter his territory and the ability to run through the trees you have to run around.

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I can tolerate the ugly creepy crawlies. It's the giant animals that send shivers down my spine. How can anyone be so comfortable being close to something big enough to crush you with an accidental slap? It's just too surreal looking at a creature like this.

Anything that's larger than me and lives underwater.

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>>2164197
Speaking of surreal and unsettling, I can't deal with these eyes. I would probably die if I was to be a submarine and a colossal/giant squid decided to peer in with their gigantic eye.

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Wasp always have given me the creeps. Then I got stung by a few after accidentally putting my hand near a nest. Now I'm downright terrified of them. One of the most acute pains I've ever experienced desu.

>>2163385
Ayy lmaoo!!!

>>2164220
>I would probably die if I was to be a submarine
Well, since you can't breathe underwater, I think you're right

>>2164222
I hate the normal hornets around here, but the wasps from further down south really creep me out. They look so menacing. I wont exactly avoid getting close to regular hornets, but those long legged freaks with long pointed abdomens and weird colors I stay the fuck away from

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8V_0eC832FU

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>>2164222
Cicada killers are fucking spooky, quite aggressive sometimes.
I used to smoke all my reefer and cigarettes 3 feet from a bush where 100 of them lived, never got stung but I heard it's comparable to being shot. Two separate instances of being chased also.

>>2164386
>vines compilation
Jesus just get the fuck off 4chan my friend.

>>2164388
>I heard it's comparable to being shot
They get that reputation because they're scary as fuck. The sting isn't any worse than a simple bee sting. I stepped on a cicada killer barefoot when I was 10 and it wasn't nearly as painful as it was terrifying.

>>2164392
Oh. I've been lied to.
They are scary as hell though.
They leave piles of cicada heads around their habitat just to increase their spook factor I guess.

>>2163961
I love the ones that are an inch long.

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This. Nothing bothers me more than this.

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>>2163385
BIG FIN SQUID

>>2164537
NIGGER WHAT

>>2163385
What the actual fk is that?

>>2164558
Winteria telescopa, species of barreleye

>>2164470
This just looks fucking cool to me. I imagine it would creep me a little if it crawled on me, but the sight of it actually puts me in awe.

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Ever since reading the stories of strong ass chimps ripping/biting off people's hands, eyes, noses, ears, entire goddamn faces, jaws, testicles, etc., I have been massively spooked by these fuckers.

>>2164599
They're basically people who don't give a shit about going to jail. Why wouldn't you be terrified?

>>2164621
They are also 5-8 times stronger than humans.

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>>2163357

>>2164222
I have been stung in my eyeball and my lips by wasps yet have no real fear of them. You're just a pussy.

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Hippos need to be banned

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>>2163357
huge freshwater fish

imagine swimming in a lake and suddenly one of these guys would appear under you. bonus points for muddy water

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>>2164657
>imagine swimming in a lake and suddenly one of these guys would appear under you. bonus points for muddy water


Now imagine this carnivorous freshwater monster coming for you.

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I don't know about giving me the creeps
but all my life I thought infant and young humans were the ugliest. I'm all right with pretty much every other creature, visually, even though I'll wage war on parasitic bloodsucking motherfuckers.

>>2164388
With cicada killers being aggressive - hey only the males will get territorial, but dammit they don't have a stinger, they're just bluffing, they can't hurt you. The females have stingers but are extremely chill. They're about the most harmless huge wasps around. Let em perch on you and impress passers-by.

>>2164599
My pal's mom is a biology professor, and of the many places in the world she's done research, one of her riskiest was Uganda. She went on an expedition with a local chimpanzee expert, and in addition to stumbling upon entire sections of trees freshly flattened by stampeding elephants, they were able to locate the expert's primary chimp group.

They found the chimps in a clearing, and the just taken out some sort of four-legged animal and were eating it. This was apparently a very rare thing to catch in the act, so the expert was ecstatic. The two of them were staying very low to the ground and were keeping a sizable distance, though if the apes were pissed enough, there'd be no way for them to run. The rule was to not make eye contact, so they had to be ready to look away in an instant.

Finally, one of the chimps noticed them, and it immediately stood straight up, staring right at the two. She said it easily stood well over her own height, and she's a tall woman. They waited to make sure the apes were chill enough, and they got the hell out of Dodge.

Oh, she was also pregnant with my pal at the time.

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I don't know if they give me chills anymore but I remember being freaked out by the Assassin Spider. It's like a spider's equivalent of a Thin Man.

>>2164779
God damn man. Nature why?

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Most insects under a microscope

Tapeworms, bobbit worms, and centipedes.

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Found this terrfiying thing today. Can anyone tell me what it is?

>>2164599
Definitely this. It's a combination of how uncanny they are, and how strong and aggressive they are. Like terrifying murderous mutated people.

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>>2165209
dobsonfly or something

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>>2163357
Any large sea creature

Bonus points for giant squid

>>2165225
You know that picture is fake, yeah?
Giant squids are big, but they aren't even a fraction of THAT size.

>>2164751
A chimp taller than a tall woman? Nah

>>2165308
Maybe he comes from a long line of distinguished dwarves.

>>2163357
what happened to its arm?

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>>2165674
crocs aren't the brightest

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Bizarre sea creatures for sure.

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Japanese Giant Hornets give me the creeps. This one was tamed.

>>2165683
Nice try

>>2165226
>that picture is fake
yes

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>>2164599
Oh please, I'd be more worried about their larger cousins, the Bili Apes. There are at least two varities: one that runs from man and can be killed with poison darts, and one that doesn't run and isn't even affected by the darts.

I believe they've also earned the name "Lion-Killers."

>>2164653
banned?

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>>2164659
>I WILL EAT YOUR FUCKING SOUL

>>2165677
That fucker just lost his hand and his only reaction 5 seconds later is "hey don't do that"

>>2165677
God damned that spin of the croc who ate the hand...

>>2165677
They're like retarded land sharks on drugs

>>2165209
corydalidae

dobsonfly
they're really cool and totally harmless to people

>>2164537
>fps on consoles

>>2164599
i hate how people continue to keep chimps as pets and try to raise them like they're humans

>>2163963
he is still less likely to die by shark attack by going in only neck or shallower than he would be if he went into both shallow and deeper waters. not to mention that that is a misleading statistic, since that just happens to be where most the people are; not most of the evil sharks.

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>>2163357
>See a young one when playing with ferrets
>Don't want them to eat it or get bit by it so throw it over the ferret wall
>Half a year later
>See movement out of corner of my eye on a wall
>It's back and it's body is as long as the palm of my hand
>Genuinely freaked out by it
The only other animal that gave me that absolutely on edge scared feeling was a crane fly that was hovering right next to my FUCKING FACE
But these guys send chills no matter the situation I look at them in. I don't even want to kill it.

>>2164222
Ah yes wasps. I have much fun genociding them. I have two traps as well. This morning there were 5 wasps crawling around in one of them, and 30 dead ones.

Anyways for me its insects. They creep me out even harmless ones like beetles. Not flys, and mosquitos though. I like spiders unless they are in my house. I actually battled with a funnel web and hobo spider, the deal was if they impressed me they live another day. Best spider weapon is a broom. Pretty cool to see a silver dollar sized monster go full attack on a broom. Also sidenote i saw spider defensive stance enough to mimic it with my hand. My cat flipped his shit everytime i did it. Full wide eyed cat missile outta there. Same if i moved my arm like a snake.

>>2165677

>I can't believe you've done this!

>>2165677
>Heyyy....that was my haaaaaannnnnnddddUH.

>>2167408
scrolling i thought that was an asshole

>>2165677
Maybe those are British crocodiles, so that one was just being over polite.
"Excuse me, you s-seem to have bitten off my arm. Please respond."

>>2165677
>loses a fucking HAND
>...
>...
>...
>...
>"Could you NOT, please?
>Ass."

>>2165196
That looks like a dead, desicated wheel bug. The antennae are broken off.

>>2164659
I want to put animatronics in this fucker and make it sing for me.

>>2165677
Look at 'em go! They're like hungry hungry hippos

>>2164197

>crush you with accidental slip

>creature of the open ocean

piranhas. they're just...ugh.

Giant Anteaters. I get anxious just thinking about them.

>>2164470
Looks like what would come out of a low level demon summoning.

>>2164557
It's a squid. Uses the danglers to catch food.

>>2165677
I think it's more of a sign of apathy than lack of intelligence.

>>2165677
>>2163357
Are they the same croc?

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>>2169060
Wait, seriously? That's a new one. I've never met anyone who didn't think they were adorable.

>>2165682

What is even going on here?

>>2164180
>Hagfish are not often eaten, owing to their repugnant looks and sliminess. However the inshore hagfish, found in the Northwest Pacific,[26] is valued as food in Korea. The hagfish is kept alive and irritated by rattling its container with a stick, prompting it to produce slime in large quantities. This slime is used in a similar manner as egg whites in various forms of cookery in the region. The inshore hagfish, known as kkomjangeo (꼼장어) or meokjango (먹장어) in Korean and nuta-unagi (ぬたうなぎ) in Japanese, is the only member of the hagfish family with a seasonal reproductive cycle.

Fuckin Koreans, man.......

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obese orangutans unsettle me
i can only imagine what other great apes think when they see some of our hamplanets

>>2164599
Try living in Detroit.

>>2169222
i have nightmares where they probe my urethra with their faces

>>2169255
If it makes you feel better their snouts are likely twice as thick as your dick so that's impossible.

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Turtles. Every fucking time.

Behind those cold lifeless eyes that stare into your soul and Inside those jaws is nothing but unstoppable bone snapping death and guaranteed agony.

How can anyone think these creatures are cute and cuddly? They're monstrous, cruel and unfeeling hulking mini-land masses of death.

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>>2164222
I hate them they always make nests on my windows.

>>2165682

Just think they look different and scary, just because they live in unfamiliar environment.

That is just the deep water on earth. Imagine how much worse life on other planets is

>>2164195
I'm going to research these guys more now.

>>2169259
not impossible, just worse

>>2163357
You know what? I like spiders, centipedes, I can dig giant tube worms, and I think squids are extremely fascinating. You can show me practically any animal and I won't get disturbed.

The two exceptions to this are jellyfish and june bugs. Back when I was still in middle school I went on a snorkeling trip and when I tried to get back to shore a whole swarm of jellyfish showed up and stung my dick a couple times. Not very enjoyable. As for June bugs, these fuckers show up every year in summer, and they show up by the truckload. One day my lawn looks completely normal. The next, it, and the whole neighborhood fills up with these green assholes. This would not be a problem if they were not the clumsiest species of insect I have ever heard of. If I stay outside for more than one minute, one or two of them are guaranteed to end up colliding with me.

One of these days one of them is going to careen straight towards me and end up poking my eye or heading up an earhole or nostril. I am emphatically not looking forward to that.

I should start bringing a tennis racket outside when they show up.

>>2165677
I think the one that got whatever the guy threw looked like he was missing a foot himself.

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Parasites!

>>2165677
>..."dude, fucking seriously"