Dangerous creatures you know of?

An adult female black widow spider:
she is a very dangerous spider who lives in all 50 states of North America except for Alaska however despite her bad reputation she is only likely to cause life threatening harm to one and more of the following 7 people:

A child age 6.

A child younger than 6.

An elderly person.

A person with a lot of medical problems.

A person who is much more sensitive to her venom than the average person.

Those who are venomously bitten at least 7 times in a super extremely short period of time.

Those who are venomously bitten somewhere serious such as left neck artery, right neck artery, a leg artery etc.

Only one or more of the up above last three scenarios is it possible for a healthy person to recieve life threatening harm from an adult female black widow spider.

Tea Party Republicans?

Barack Obama

HDlossless.

HDlossless.

LOL

Internet Trolls

Most of the lurkers in the film score forum.

Lawyers.

The Humbolt Squid. 😀

Alex Chaplin feels like the most dangerous creature he knows of is the cuckoo bird.

They’re magnificent douches. 😀

I know one very dangerous creature very well, and it might be from ages long past:

That dangerous creature from ages long past in question is North America’s most famous type of dinosaur: Tyrannosaurus rex, or T. rex, for short; in other words, The Tyrant Reptile King.

If the lion was the king of beasts, The T. rex, without a doubt, was the most famous dinosaur ever (and the only dinosaur ever to have been best known by its full title), and, according to one description in the New York Times back in 1905 (that is 110 years ago), "the absolute warlord of the earth", but also, not to mention, one of the most horrific carnivores ever to have lived during our planet’s existence.

But to me, The T. rex, with its awesome power and brutal nature, might also represent the dinosaur world’s version of the classic American protagonist: heroic, larger than life, dependent on little, beholden to none.

Anyway, Tyrannosaurus rex was one very dangerous creature that I know very well.

No……not IS. It WAS. NOW it is just a bird carved at feasts….:awsm:

Fanboys.

Anonymous.

The lack of formal leadership, agenda or mission is a recipe for some very aggressive, very expandable and very volatile disaster. Two parts certifiably sick people who think wearing masks of Guy Fawkes in public actually means something, one part misguided morons with a little coding skill who think wearing masks of Guy Fawkes in public is cool. I’m sure there is a somewhat decent group of people within the organization but, as a whole, they are one clumsy idiot and 10 minutes away from becoming a killing joke (see for ex. Cody Wilson – Defense Distributed – and GamerGate). I would rather be affiliated with LaVeyan Satanism than with that group of cyber-terrorist fucks.

LIVs or Low Information Voters. The living embodiment of the Alexander Pope’s warning "a little learning is a dangerous thing; drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring."

No……not IS. It WAS. NOW it is just a bird carved at feasts….:awsm:

You mean a chicken, which is the modern descendant of Tyrannosaurus?

http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/chickens/images/c/c8/Hen.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20101227230128

Tea Party Republicans?

My ass after Taco Bell.

Me when I’m hangry