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  • When i saw the title i really think this was going to be a video of Mr. Hankey of Shout Park. lol XD

  • thats a segmant of the eater of worlds from terraria, it drops demonite when killed

  • what the fuck...... is wrong with your cat.

  • Mr. Hanky?

    

  • cool!

  • its Bibiocephala grandis

  • lol my science teachers friend made a new insect thing.... they call it sewer lice it looks kinda like raisins...

  • Mutated Rolly Polly

  • OMG you killed kenny?

  • Aw they have suction cup feet.

  • I've found these in Eastern Washington, on rocks in fast-moving streams. It's a very distinct and unique larval form. I'm not even sure what to call it.

  • Aw man, that is too cool.

  • Big library-head? Does this creature possess ancient encyclopaedic knowledge of esoteric secrets?

  • @chupacerebro BIBIO, I think, not BIBLIO

  • Ooh. Are the parapods a primitive adaptation or a recent evolutionary deal. They look trilobitie-ish except for those suction-cup like parapods.

  • @scythiconatron These are Diptera, so probably a very recent adaptation.

  • Do they have suction cups for feet? In a single line? Weird!

  • :) wow

  • Wow thats so awsome!

  • NICE specimines!

  • this thing creeps me out.

  • :O That Bug is amazing! Is it even a bug!? I like those circle suction cups on thier feet its cool and cute :D

  • Some cute underwater caterpiller

    I'm going to go on a wild guess here and say it's a crustacean.

    No wait, how about a czech mate larvae?

  • a net winged midge larvae!

  • @Raptiosaur : correct! How did you recognize it?

  • the ventral suckers under the larvae and the "blades" on the sides

  • @Raptiosaur Cool! It doesn't look like it uses it legs much....So does the larvae evolve of something? I'm thinking it's a pokemon lol

  • @Raptiosaur That is the strangest larva that I've seen since I saw a hellgrammite.

  • IT'S A SEA CUCUMBER

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  • Water bears! ...No? :-P

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  • Blephariceridae!! I had to research my butt off to figure that out lol.

  • @Cubistar - nice work! Correct!

  • @memutic Thank you! I love identification challenges, so thank you for posting this video! :D

  • i know what that thing is, ugly

  • @mackrulesyea It is cute. D;

  • Some kind of young bristleworms?

  • I know its you in your true form!

  • underwater caterpillar

  • A giant water bug larvae? IDK you're the expert! lol

  • No, wait. Squirrel.

  • Lion.

  • it is clearly a sandwich. :o

  • i think they are called "azotadores" here in mexico... :P oh but... this one can swim...

    soo... ill say "water-azotador" O_O :P

  • @Kivencito It is definately not an azotadore, being called a caterpillar in the U.S. Though I agree, it looks similar, and I thought of that at first too.

  • @flamablesteve huh well i tried :D! what happens if i touch a caterpillar?

  • @Kivencito Hmm. well, there are some species with natural defenses, but most caterpillars are harmless, they just curl up a bit if you touch them.

    Some of them are poisonous and some can even shoot acid apparently, however most are harmless.

    Caterpillars are the larval form of moths and butterflies.

  • @flamablesteve

    can they cause allergies?

    as a little kid, i remember kissing some cute furry caterpillars and soon i got a small rash on my lip or something...

    it hasn`t only happened once, atleast twice, i think...

    or maybe they just urinated on me, i dunno, i was stupid to put them near my mouth anyway XD

  • @arthurdragon17 lol I'm not really an expert on caterpillars, I just was telling that guy it couldn't have been a caterpillar, then he asked me another question.

    Speculatively, you may have been sprayed by one of the acid spitting ones. I doubt the acid is strong; there is no need for a caterpillar to have defenses strong enough to seriously effect a human.

    I suppose it may be possible to have an allergy to them. I'm not one to ask... I just knew Azotador and Caterpillar where the same creature.

  • it's a living organism :)

  • Some type of woodlice i guess

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