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Subscribe to forums RSS#1 Thu 01 Mar 07 6:22pm
abdullahcohn
Occupation Occupied
- From My House
- Member since Fri 11 Nov 05
How things eat.
http://www.uj.ac.za/zoology/images/gall … isopod.jpg
Look at this picture!
It is an Isopod that swims in to the mouth of a fish, eats its tong, and then becomes its tong.
Imagine speaking to some one with one of them in his mouth?
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#2 Thu 01 Mar 07 9:39pm
Alex G
Occupation Student/Commis chef
- From Brighton/ Bournemouth
- Member since Sat 29 Oct 05
Re: How things eat.
Looks like it's bleeding aswell. And they call us inhumane!
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#3 Fri 02 Mar 07 10:49am
Anna
- Member since Fri 15 Apr 05
Re: How things eat.
Ew, I was eating breakfast! That's really odd...
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#4 Fri 02 Mar 07 3:33pm
kayleigh
- Member Occupation Full time mummy!
- From Petersfield.
- Member since Tue 22 Mar 05
Re: How things eat.
Thats not right! 
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#5 Fri 02 Mar 07 7:19pm
Katja
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Occupation Study to become a social and healthcare assistent
- From Denmark
- Member since Mon 21 Jun 04
Re: How things eat.
oh dear
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#6 Sat 03 Mar 07 6:49pm
abdullahcohn
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Occupation Occupied
- From My House
- Member since Fri 11 Nov 05
Re: How things eat.
Well if you thought that was nice have a look at this:
http://www.zoology.ubc.ca/~etaylor/426w … p119-3.jpg
It's called a Candirú.
When people urinate in rivers it swims in them and feeds of blood. Sometimes they get in so deep they have to be cut out of the bladder by surgeons.
Here is a picture of one that has been pulled out from inside some one.
http://www.angelfire.com/biz/piranha038 … NDIRU1.jpg
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#7 Sun 04 Mar 07 3:27am
Anna
- Member since Fri 15 Apr 05
Re: How things eat.
Mm, I've heard about these. Don't wee in the Amazon, boys!
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