Enemies blend in with environment

>Enemies blend in with environment

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This is not natural

I hate it

i want sexualized insect races in videogames

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>enemies are less frightening than they appear

I for one think these little critters are adorable f the haters

Is that Aku Aku?

>Friendly NPC disguises themselves as deadly enemies

they even pile on top of each other.

It's literally the very definition of natural.

I'm glad we're reposting this thread again

>enemies don't lose interest

>Enemy NPC disguises itself as helpless prey

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Would've been better if the shark killed him

Guess I'm not going kayaking

Name 3 games that do this

that is one persistent shark

>vanilla tyrs hand

Minecraft
Castlevania SOTN
Metroid

*hungry

>enemie's a formidable foe

>creationism isn't re-

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>looks like an extremely dangerous enemy, but is actually cool

> I don't understand evolution

what the fuck is this
looks like some fusion shit

I want them

They look like leafs because the ones that didn't got eaten and only the leaf-looking ones survived.

what the fuck

Its a dog wearing a teddybear mask.

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How do you fellas catch bass this time of year? are topwater frogs a worthy investment

Mantis that disguises itself as a wasp.
They often upon wasps that mistake them for one of their own, and are by extension top-tier bros.

Not him but I understand that it's basically mutations but how those mutations and Darwinism lead to leaf and stick bugs and all sorts of camouflage creatures is still baffling.

that's fucking sick

CUTE

POST MORE BUG WEBMS

>friendly ally looks scary as fuck
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I'm going to throw up.

Aren't centipedes super poisonous?

ohhhh i get it now, he was fishing from his kayak and the shark was attracted to what he was catching

>enemy hasn't reached it's final form yet

>you can camouflage as the enemy

How? Camouflage means that a creature is harder to spot and thus less likely to be eaten before it reproduces.

>Sup Forums is suddenly scared of insects instead of deep sea creatures
what happened?

Great whites are killing mach-

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Their venom is extremely painful but I dont think it's on average lethal.

yeah if it bites, but they don't usually bite humans unless you attack them

is that yellow boy nervous of the sea boy

>instead of
No. It's "and."

>I guess that's that

Me too. I think they're neato torpedo.

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>have to cross dress for an infiltration mission
>Allies make fun of you

>because humans touched him and a heartless dog let him cuddle, the seal will never be able to go back to his pod

The more you think.

Not if the evolutionary algorithm runs for millions of years.

Slight mutations happen and then are pushed to their extreme by natural selection and then that repeats for millions and millions of years. Couple that with the fact plants have been around longer then most other multi-cellular life it seems pretty likely something would end up mimicking it,

the word you're looking for is venomous. poisonous is poisoning through ingestion like a mushroom. venomous use stingers or fangs and shit

They're big bugs.

>Lower level enemies are smaller

holy fuk

>Enemy is fast

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why aren't humans that fast?
humanity - 0, insects - 1

why can't I stop opening those webms and gifs?

>enemy thinks he's stronger than he is

nigga dat's an arachnid

I need the sauce

>nearly comatose

Legit curious, how can insects that look like leaves and sticks even exist? This boggles my mind.

>middle of body is perfectly still while grabbing the bird
>tail continues to mimic
Gnarly

fuck...

I hate wasps so fucking much.

That's...

I have no words for this.

Sharks are basically just underwater wolves.
They can fuck you up, but they're also essentially just big dogs.

magic

>Wild animals can be tamed

nature is pretty smart

The leaf like insects kept surviving and reproducing. The very first leaf insects were probably barely plant like and it was just a mutation. Yet these guys managed to not get eaten for enough generations.

Evolution, I guess?
I mean if you look like a leaf, both your prey and the predators that hunt you are less likely to see you, making you more likely to survive.
Now repeat that selection process some thousand or maybe even million times and you get insects that look almost exactly like leaves.

Like a shrimp, hahaha, fuck hornets.

Why do sharks have such a bad reputation when dolphins regularly drown people and have motherfucking rape caves?
Who's behind the dolphin cover-up?