
I got within a few inches of them to get this picture, wish I could have gotten a decent view from the front. The centipede, "Ghost Train" as my boyfriend has named him, ate the discoid roach by first peeling the underbelly off its prothorax/wings, starting at the neck. :|
This creature still disturbs me a bit, especially after it escaped from its tank and I found it by looking down and seeing it crawling across my feet. I was shaking for about 20 minutes after getting it back in its tank. XD
This creature still disturbs me a bit, especially after it escaped from its tank and I found it by looking down and seeing it crawling across my feet. I was shaking for about 20 minutes after getting it back in its tank. XD
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Wow, that's pretty fascinating. 8D I hope it's not morbid to enjoy watching animals eat. >> Everybody's got to do it. Since my snakes just take everything all in at once, I've never really owned a pet that takes its food apart, and that looks like it would be a neat show. x3 And that cockroach is beautiful. <3 I think once you own an animal as a pet it becomes slightly less generically horrifying, but I'm not sure about bugs. I know when one of my snakes got out of his tank and showed up in my closet (I was reaching for some note cards and instead found a very happy corn snake XD ) I wasn't scared or unhappy like I might be if I found a random snake in my closet. But bugs are pretty creepy-crawly, no matter how much you love them. >>
I can find a baby black widow crawling up my arm, and have roaches run over my feet, and wake up to find i'm sharing my bed with several tiny spiders, and pick up a scorpion, but if I find a two inch centipede I regress into fetal position in the corner, atop a counter.
if this thing ran across my feet, they'd probably still be prising me off the ceiling
if this thing ran across my feet, they'd probably still be prising me off the ceiling
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