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captured this accidentally at work, thought I would share

512 upvotes • Sighconut23

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Lion surrounded by hyenas kills and eats a one of them in front of them

486 upvotes • jhascal23

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An aphid wasp packs her nest full of paralyzed aphids for her young to eat

334 upvotes • Vinnytsia

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Who would've thought!?

263 upvotes • Opaudosenhor

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Closeup of a Huntsman Spider's massive jaws

243 upvotes • Yeeslander

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The croc killers of Zimbabwe

217 upvotes • ElZaydo

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Western Australian spider wasp carrying a very large huntsman spider in Sydney

202 upvotes • The-BeastMasterZ00

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Any clues who did that?

188 upvotes • Komiwarrior

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Nature at its deadliest in the Kimberley, Western Australia by Robert Fischer

179 upvotes • Aishas_Star

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A female Pacific blackdragon is ~60 cm (2 ft) long and uses a bioluminescent lure on her chin to attract prey. Her skin is 'ultra-black', among the darkest in nature, and her teeth are anti-reflective, so as not to reflect light from her lure and alert her prey. The male is only ~8 cm (3 in) long.

172 upvotes • IdyllicSafeguard

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
captured this accidentally at work, thought I would share	512	Sighconut23
Lion surrounded by hyenas kills and eats a one of them in front of them	486	jhascal23
An aphid wasp packs her nest full of paralyzed aphids for her young to eat	334	Vinnytsia
Who would've thought!?	263	Opaudosenhor
Closeup of a Huntsman Spider's massive jaws	243	Yeeslander
The croc killers of Zimbabwe	217	ElZaydo
Western Australian spider wasp carrying a very large huntsman spider in Sydney	202	The-BeastMasterZ00
Any clues who did that?	188	Komiwarrior
Nature at its deadliest in the Kimberley, Western Australia by Robert Fischer	179	Aishas_Star
A female Pacific blackdragon is ~60 cm (2 ft) long and uses a bioluminescent lure on her chin to attract prey. Her skin is 'ultra-black', among the darkest in nature, and her teeth are anti-reflective, so as not to reflect light from her lure and alert her prey. The male is only ~8 cm (3 in) long.	172	IdyllicSafeguard