Just when we thought we saw enough of nature’s collection of creepy creatures, we come upon a snakehead caterpillar, The last thing this world needs is flying snakes.

Something, or someone on this boat must have angered Zeus to the point when he sent a lightning to punish them for their transgressions. What else could explain such fury?

For a moment, we thought we were looking at a grisly totem of a flesh-eating tribe hidden deep in the jungle. As it turned out, it was the husks of dead flowers. Nature can really play a trick on you.

Aren’t we so fortunate to be at the top of the food chain? Crabs, on the other hand, don’t have that fortune. Big fish will always eat the small fish, it’s how nature works.

This Australian Huntsman is really common in houses, particularly in the rain and they can get pretty big. Bigger than the palm of your hand, sometimes. They are mostly harmless though.

Though it may look nightmarish to us, it tells us that nature will always reclaim the places we abandon, given enough time. It serves to remind us that in the battle between nature and civilization, the former will always prevail.

“Somebody responsible for the lake found the fox (which drowned) in the ice, cut him out, and put him back on the ice to keep people off the ice.” We got to admit that’s a creative way of preventing people from walking on this frozen lake. Seems like foxes aren’t as cunning as they old tales would like us to believe.

There’s nothing a mother wouldn’t do to protect her offsprings. Be that as it may, it’s still gross to look at this photo of a centipede without cringing.

“Cymothoa exigua is a type of parasite that enters fish’s gills, eats their tongue, and then replaces it.” Did we really need to know that? Or even worse, see how it works with our own eyes? Just no.

A sight like this could easily haunt you for weeks. On the other hand, we can interpret it as nature’s way of saying that everything can be put to good use when survival is at stake.

What? It looks like an animal with its head blown off at first glance. It is strange describes as “pretty metal”.

Small wonder it’s freaked out. It wants to get back in the water ASAP.

Whoa… Wondering if sights like this have been the inspiration for all the stories about sea monsters.

Just because it’s creepy doesn’t mean it’s not beautiful in its own way. Beautiful or not, you probably wouldn’t want to mess with Devil’s Fingers. Just looky, no touchy.

Sweet as honey, right? Not necessarily. This is outright scary.

This creature is super frightining to behold, whatever it’s called. It’s exactly how we’d imagine a flesh-eating worm that exists on the fringes of our worst nightmares.

It is for sure these teeth have teeth on them as well. A terrifying image. Birds are not supposed to have teeth. Yet this goose decided to grow some on his own tongue.

Owls are supposed to be a symbol of wisdom and knowledge but this owl is everything but. It’s a mass murderer.

Hell’s torments are real and now we have definitive proof of it. It must be a special feeling to stand up there and look at the suffering of the damned as they slowly descend into Hell. Not for the faint-hearted.

Watching nature documentaries is not for everyone because every once in a while you’ll witness something as nasty as this. Gross or not, this centipede won the day and did what it had to do: survive.

This chair saved the environment! But these are absolutely homeless bees. Hopefully, they will find their best home soon.

All those stories about eternal fire turned out to be true. Nature never stops to amaze us with its wonders.

To survive means to adapt. These fireants understand this simple fact well-enough.

Lizards can regrow their tails and it’s fascinating but we didn’t know they can grow back legs too. This fellow is probably special, even among his own species.

We hope the kid won’t the traumatized by this sight. Cicada shells should just be left alone.

Here’s a sight that’ll make you want to miss breakfast. It takes… guts to look at this photo without flinching.

Bees are the masters of improvisation, as we can see for ourselves in this photo. Not exactly a creepy sight but more of an interesting one.

This photo looks like minecraft. Lavafall is one of the dangerous beauties that the nature creates.

Magnificent creatures they are, Caribous can be very dangerous nonetheless. You wouldn’t want to come up against those antlers.

Deep down, we fear it’s only waiting to dig its teeth into someone’s flesh. It may not be a Piranha but that doesn’t prevent it from being scary.

It must be pretty awful to have a parasite glued to your head all the time and you can’t do anything about it. As cruel as it may seem to us, it’s just another method of survival.

Ancient Roman saying said that: ‘A dead enemy always smells good.’ It doesn’t stop there for this ant, for his dead enemy must also taste good. Okay, we’ll just stop at that disturbing thought.

Why would anyone need three tails anyway? Cats seems to be doing just fine with one but Gecko’s are apparently one of nature’s biggest ongoing experiments.

Man-made structures don’t stand a chance against nature’s fury. It should inspire us to respect nature instead of trying to conquer it.

As the battle of these two relentless foes rages on, we can’t help but wonder, who will prevail in the end? Time to place your bets!

We still have many secrets to discover about marine life. A four clawed lobster sounds like an exciting discovery.

“This frog was found all dried up and withered outside the store in the morning… The store manager said, “Let’s try splashing some water on it,” and holy shit it came back to fucking life.” We’re both impressed and disturbed at the same time. Kind of reminds us of the Walking Dead.

Whoever named a carnivorous plant ‘Venus’ must’ve forgot that Venus was a Roman goddess of beauty. Though it makes sense in a way, as beauty can often be deathly.

Life and death in the desert will always look more or less the same. We wonder how did this creature look like while it was alive.

A planting enthusiast is not scared of anything until you see this. But scientifically, corpses turned into compost really works with plants.

You don’t have to be a fast runner, have majestic claws, be able to spit venom, or even be able to move at all, to be a master hunter. That’s 1 for fungus, 0 for the spider.

We had thought fish only developed in coastal estuaries, and that once larvae were swept out to sea that was the end of them. But in fact, these eddies are nursery grounds for commercial fisheries along the east coast of Australia.

A mighty web! Level 10 spidering bro, that with great power comes great responsibility.

The mythical Kraken is real and it lives inside a lamprey’s mouth. Sailors beware.

This type of tree has red sap. It is not actual blood. It is been used medicinally for long time, apparently without harmful effects.

In the wild, you either fight or you die, there’s no middle ground. This hippo is wearing its scars with pride.

This is what we would call a perfect storm, or a perfect firestorm, to put it more precisely. What we’re looking at is surely one of the famous 10 Plagues of Egypt reported in the Bible.

Looking at this photo gives you the feeling it’s a scene straight out of a slasher horror movie. You can almost feel Jason or Michael roaming the woods in search of their next victim. Chilling.

Canadians might be a little offended by this statement. That was just an uneven struggle, as the Bald Eagle possesses weapons that poor goose couldn’t possibly defend against.

It’s not just Gecko’s, crab can grow back limbs as well. Just when we thought nature can’t surprise us anymore.