Someone explain.

https://oceanconservancy.org/blog/2017/03/13/the-blue-ringed-octopus-small-but-deadly/

https://tenor.com/view/dalek-explain-doctorwho-gif-5490200

As long as a blue ringed octopus doesn't bite you, handling it is ok. Not safe, but ok. Don't make it mad or scared.

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@Windleaf what's with that Cradle of Filth music video screencap?

except

it's Heilung

not cradle of filth

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uh oh

he left

a moment of sillence

it's ok Clinton

it's not your fault

we understand

we're here

missed another

he swam across the bay

Imagining a serial killer that leaves a cigar in the vagina of his victims.

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a lit one

as a general rule of thumb, don't touch animals that adopt bright colors, and you should be fine

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That's pretty much it. Bright colors are nature's way of marking things that are venomous/poisonous.

I know a certain group who adopts it

certain groups

Amusingly it applies to humans too

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Most people with neon-dyed hair are socjus cultists

and traps

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Of course also with nature, you must remember that bright colors doesn't always mean venomous.

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/443151033527697409/653675035684372490/IMG_20191208_095357.jpg?width=366&height=473

My favorite is the North American Coral Snakes

because easy mnemonic: red on black you're a friend of jack, red on yellow you're a dead fellow.

@Windleaf good taste in music if that's what you posted it for

I love it

@Windleaf That song just makes me wanna play some total war, tbh.