I don’t know about these new dogs you brought home, humans.pic.twitter.com/rOOoH5IbW0
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"The crab ate my dingo!"
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OH BABY!
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Pretty sure this is a scene from Starship Troopers.pic.twitter.com/zE7Vi7VQkn
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They say everything is bigger in Texas, but I have a feeling they have never been to Australia...
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Dad-a-chum? Dad-a-chuck?
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Can you eat those? That would be a heck of a crabcake!
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You wouldn't want to get close enough to one to catch it. They have claws that can crush coconuts, hence the name.
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What about shooting it , or throwing a spear at it? Would that even be a good idea?
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Probably wouldn't puncture the shell. They're very tough, and really unpleasant (understatement).
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Is there a safe way to take one down?
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Sledgehammer, splitting maul. Battle axe. Lead pipe. Various smash-o-matics.pic.twitter.com/ukrLoyNeWD
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There must be. I've looked into it, and they're sold as street food in Japan.
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So interesting. I've often wondered who first thought a lobster would be tasty, giant cockroach. Someone always has to be the first to try
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