Hypeness

Pássaros e flores, praias paradisíacas e animais fofinhos. Não se engane: a Mãe Natureza não tem limites e também sabe mostrar seu lado mais assustador.

Insetos gigantes, situações inusitadas, animais selvagens… É exatamente isso que existe no mundo lá fora. Reunimos aqui 20 situações em que a natureza mostrou que não está para brincadeiras e eu desafio você a dormir depois de acabar essa lista.

[Por favor, não continue lendo se você sofre de ansiedade ou fobia relacionada a qualquer espécie de animal, ok?]

1. Coisas que só acontecem na Austrália

Foto: candycane7/reddit

2. Banquete na toca

Foto: VeryFastWithACucumberNiceAndSlowWithAZucchini/Imgur

3. Isso

What, exactly, was the sequence of events that led to this? from r/WTF

4. Aquele momento em que você fica meio irritado porque ninguém quer dividir a comida

Here’s a possum yelling at a bald eagle.

5. É apenas gelo, mas…

This ice looks like an eye from r/mildlyinteresting

6. Carrapatos

Tick season is here, make sure to check every spot! from r/WTF

7. Quem precisa de papel higiênico, não é mesmo?

My friend traveled to India. She posted a photo this morning with the caption “It’s going well.” from r/funny

8. Algumas coisas são realmente difíceis de explicar

This… bothers me in so many levels from r/oddlyterrifying

9. Nem tente entender

Literally metal: The Scaly-Foot Snail ingests the toxic magma-fumes of hydrothermal vents and grows a coat of organic iron plates from r/natureismetal

10. Um raro espécime de molusco com raízes

A rare mutation causing the tentacles on the octopus to branch from r/interestingasfuck

11. O dia em que a força da água moveu uma estrada

A storm literally picked up and moved this road from r/mildlyinteresting

12. Seres do mar vistos no microscópio

Deep Sea Worms viewed under Electron Microscope from r/WTF

13. Tudo tranquilo

The door I had to get through last night to get to my room from r/mildlyinfuriating

14. Dentinhos

First time seing this, alien like teeth in a squid suction cup? Stuff from nightmares…anyone knows what is this? from r/whatisthisthing

15. Prefiro não viver no mesmo planeta do que isso

Lacarria masoniae growing from an opossum’s carcass

16. SOCORRO

got home from work to find this Tarantula Hawk wasp carting off a huntsman spider (Sydney, Australia) from r/pics

17. Lesma de estimação

The amount of growing my snail has gotten done in under a year. From a 4cm shell to a 17cm shell. from r/mildlyinteresting

18. São apenas sapos

Foto: A Tree Frog Collective

19. Tem alguém aí?

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Null and Void • 📸 by @shanubis What actually happened here is anyone's guess. I think we can all agree that both the spider and the frog, who I would assume tried to swallow the spider, are very dead. Maybe the spider was actually fighting back against the frog and bit the inside of its mouth, killing the frog and dooming the spider because the frog had already swallowed it enough to make escape impossible. Or maybe this was a new type of frog/spider hybrid that dried out before it could get back to the safety of the water. Or maybe we're all living in a simulation and none of this exists and we should all stop worrying about shit that doesn't matter because we'll all eventually die and realize that we should have taken better care of each other because in every version of this simulation we fuck it up the exact same way like groundhog day and the only way to break the loop is to help one another. Or maybe it happened in the exact way it looks like it happened. Thanks for coming to my TEDtalk

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20. Um gato Sphynx sem olhos

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Oh hello. #jazzypurr #blindcat #sphynx #sphynxcat #nakedkitty #sphynxlair #catsofinstagram #cat #sphynxofinstagram

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