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Five Deadly Creatures of the WorldRead the article this discussion is about
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» Dubh_Sidhe - Mary, I did not know most of this and how interesting to read ab Mary, I did not know most of this and how interesting to read about these dangerous creatures. Box Jellyfish? Never even heard of it.Of course, I hate snakes (worms, too). I saw a worm the other day that was 2 1/4 feet long. It must have been at least 100 years old. At first, I thought it was a snake. It was so long, it could barely move across the ground. -- posted by Dubh_Sidhe » Red - Re: Mary, I did not know most of this and how interesting to rea In response to Mary, I did not know most of this and how interesting to read ab posted by Dubh_Sidhe:Lee, I'm glad that you were able to learn from the article. These creatures are all very interesting. I love learning about species that we aren't familiar with in Canada. Wow! That worm must have been very old. I have seen them that were about 9 inches long, but nothing bigger than that. Thanks for telling us about it. Was this worm in your yard or garden? -- posted by Red » Tina_Coruth - Re: Mary, I did not know most of this and how interesting to rea In response to Mary, I did not know most of this and how interesting to read ab posted by Dubh_Sidhe:Wow, Lee, I had no idea that a worm could get that big or that old. Creep, yet fascinating. -- posted by Tina_Coruth » Tina_Coruth - Re: Re: Mary, I did not know most of this and how interesting to In response to Re: Mary, I did not know most of this and how interesting to rea posted by Red:Mary, this is a very interesting list. I never would have guessed that the polar bear was the most dangerous bear. I would have guessed the grizzly. But now that I read your article, it makes a lot of sense that the polar bear would be more dangerous. Thank you! -- posted by Tina_Coruth » Red - Re: Re: Re: Mary, I did not know most of this and how interestin In response to Re: Re: Mary, I did not know most of this and how interesting to posted by Tina_Coruth:Tina, Before I did the research on this article, I would have guessed that the Grizzly was the most dangerous bear also. But like you say, it makes sense that polar bears would be. Either way, I wouldn't want to meet up with one while hiking in the woods. Thanks for dropping by. I hadn't heard from you in a few days and wondered if you were ill. -- posted by Red
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