BOOMSHIT February 13, 2026 08:37 PM
Member since August 6, 2024
all of these are only killing people in 3rd world **** holes
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for being the Arschloch ​ it always is. 🤪

all of these are only killing people in 3rd world **** holes
jestergooning

While watching the
'sting-videos'
, this birdy showed up. Hilarious! ​
Search for South America's most Cryptic Bird | BBC Global
(upload February 07, 2026)
"Uruguay may be small, but it's rich in birdlife, with more than 500 species across an accessible landscape. Among the most elusive is the Urutaú, or common potoo – perfectly camouflaged by day and the source of haunting legend by night. We follow lifelong birder Mauricio Silveira as rare reports of a nesting Urutaú draw him across the country, leading to an almost never‑seen sight: a
Baby Urutaú
."
Edit to add:
​
For the Baby Urutaú
​​

The Filmboarder in a hurry can follow this example ​, then the daily
bumping-job
is done. 🤪​
Eating Murder Hornets! Most Painful Bug Rituals

Top 7 of the nastiest Insect Stings and Bites
Have you ever heard of the
Schmidt Sting Pain Index
?
The man who created it deliberately got stung by the world's most painful insects – which, frankly, sounds pretty bizarre. The problem is that pain is a very subjective experience. The fact that Schmidt describes the sting of a white-headed hornet as comparable to having your hand caught in a revolving door says a lot about his pain tolerance.
We present 7 of the animals whose stings and bites are among the most painful.

1. 24-Hour Ant or Bullet Ant
   ​
   With a rating of 4+ on the pain scale (which only goes up to 4), the
   24-hour ant
   lives up to its name. Schmidt describes the sting as
   "like walking barefoot over hot coals with an 8 cm long nail in your heel"
   . The Sateré-Mawé people use these ants for an extreme initiation ritual: Young men put their hands into gloves filled with the angry insects and must endure the agony while dancing. The pain lasts for hours, but the adrenaline rush afterward is said to last a whole week. Their sting is hardly fatal — it would take an estimated 2,250 stings to kill an adult. But that's unlikely to be much comfort while you're sweating and trembling with pain.
2. Warrior Wasp
   ​
   The warrior wasp sting scores a 4 on the pain scale – according to Schmidt, pure torture. He describes the sting as
   "like being trapped in an active vulcano"
   and asked himself in despair,
   "Why did I even start this list?"
   This wasp looks like an armored insect and is definitely not an encounter you want to risk in the jungle. The pain can last up to two hours.
3. Banana Spider
   ️​
   While wasp and ant stings are excruciatingly painful but rarely fatal, spider bites are a different story. The Brazilian wandering spider – also known as the banana spider – belongs to the genus Phoneutria, which aptly means
   "murderess"
   . The Guinness Book of Records repeatedly named it the most venomous spider in the world, but fortunately, antivenom is now available. A bite not only causes intense burning, abdominal cramps and nausea, but can also lead to a prolonged, painful erection in men.
4. Gila Monster
   ​
   A single bite is unpleasant enough, but what if an animal latches on and slowly pumps more and more venom into the wound? Sounds agonizing, doesn't it? That's exactly what the Gila Monster does, though its bite is rarely fatal. Despite their dangerous reputation, these lizards are actually quite peaceful. Most bites occur on the hands, suggesting that humans provoked them.
5. Platypus
   ​​
   If you think of the platypus as a cute, fluffy duck-like creature, you're not alone. What's even more surprising is the fact that male platypuses are among the few mammals with venom – and their toxin even affects humans. While it's
   'only'
   fatal to dogs and cats, the pain in humans can last for weeks – anything but cute!
6. Box Jellyfish
   ​
   The sting of the box jellyfish is among the most painful and dangerous of all. Its venom can not only cause extreme burning pain but also severely impair the cardiovascular system. Victims report a burning, stinging pain that feels as if their skin is on fire. The tentacles often leave whip-like, reddened welts that can develop into severe nettle rashes or blisters within minutes. Particularly insidious: The venom of the box jellyfish contains neurotoxins that can trigger severe muscle spasms, respiratory problems and in the worst case, cardiac arrest. Even if the venom isn't fatal, the pain can last for hours or even days and, in some cases, can cause nerve damage lasting for months.
7. Executioner Wasp
   
   Returning to insects, we now come to the eerily named
   "Executioner Wasp"
   . Schmidt didn't try this sting himself, but YouTuber Coyote Peterson took on the challenge and used Schmidt's pain index as a basis for his own experiments. After being stung by a bullet ant, he faced off against the Executioner Wasp — and declared it his last sting. He claims the pain was worse than anything he ever experienced and that it lasted 36 hours. The venom also destroyed a piece of tissue around the wound, leaving a scar.
   https://www.esquire.de/life/reisen/top-7-fiesesten-insektenstiche-bisse-welt
   February 10, 2026
   Happy Weekend!

Bubbathegut December 10, 2025 03:16 PM
Member since March 13, 2017
https://images.7news.com.au/publication/C-16590936/f13ba46a76ec533e8801f923f85fae1c9db933d6-16x9-x0y0w1280h720.png?imwidth=1200
You forgot one.
Troll Bubba is still caught in the 2024 USA election campaigns.
That's why he missed the end of in my OP:
Special Placing: Humans
This mammal poses also a great danger - to itself.
Though numbers are declining around 500,000 people die violently from their own species each year.
As alread said, with those victim numbers humans actually deserve danger class #2.
But we are so special and good.

You forgot one.
Homo No Homo
MAGA
4
L1F3

The attentive Filmboarder already knew that.
Here's confirmation again.
Mosquitoes 🦟​🦟​🦟​ Most Dangerous Animals in the World?
–> Yep!
Malaria, Dengue fever, Zika, West Nile fever – all diseases that can be transmitted by mosquitoes.
Hundreds of thousands of people die from such infections every year.
….
….
https://www.dw.com/de/muecken-krankheiten-uebertragen-menschen-malaria-dengue-zika-west-nil-fieber/a-75009767
December 08, 2025

Guy who points up at things December 10, 2025 01:58 AM
Member since October 25, 2022

REPORTED
for hate speech
"Guy"
.
Just kidding.

‍️ Christina 1986-05-20

They take out babies and mix them with themselves with maybe microscopic traces of Chinese.
½ S/N Asian (40%+ Chinese) ½ Norwegian/Danish-Irish Swiss (Amish/PA) German French Dutch? French+Dutch Celtic-Irish English-Irish? ..?

Aliens put things inside you?
My password is password

‍️ Christina 1986-05-20

Aliens! Strap you to a table and may have poor painkilling services. Arizona…
½ S/N Asian (40%+ Chinese) ½ Norwegian/Danish-Irish Swiss (Amish/PA) German French Dutch? French+Dutch Celtic-Irish English-Irish? ..?

by /. July 15, 2023 01:03 PM
Member since April 2, 2019
I would destroy them all.
Of course!
But even
King Kong
couldn't beat the (human) mosquitoes. 🦟 🦟 🦟

I would destroy them all.
My password is password

by soapbox original gangster July 14, 2023 11:17 PM
Member since October 31, 2021
hippos are amazing.
crocs are bad. we have crocs in south florida to make a one-two punch with indigenous alligators.
mosquitos proliferate here. the state released genetic engineered versions last year to sterilize the rest. kinda worked since the number of misqs i see has gone close to zero, instead of the usual swarms.
At least the majestic shark didnt make the list
Hmmm, can crocodiles and alligators interbreed?
Tigers and lions can produce "Ligers" (not appreciated).
Short research…
'true'
crocodiles cannot interbreed with alligators.
Perhaps a relief for you, that you won't meet a
"crocogator"
monster?
The
'special placing'
for humans was funny.
It conveniently conceals that humans actually deserve 2nd place among the most dangerous animals. ☻
Maybe the author is also a hippo fan.
If humans had been ranked fairly, the hippos would've fallen out in 10th place.

hippos are amazing.
crocs are bad. we have crocs in south florida to make a one-two punch with indigenous alligators.
mosquitos proliferate here. the state released genetic engineered versions last year to sterilize the rest. kinda worked since the number of misqs i see has gone close to zero, instead of the usual swarms.
At least the majestic shark didnt make the list