Great Lakes? Like, MY GREAT LAKES? LAKE MICHIGAN?
Meet the Sea Lamprey also known as the “Vampire of the Great Lakes”. It is an eel-like creature with a suction-cup mouth that fastens itself to other fish and sucks out their blood and bodily fluidspic.twitter.com/ntgS59MVLK
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That’s right
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Thanks for the nightmare fuel
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Straight outta lovecraft
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Which, coincidentally, is a good title for an eldritch horror rap LP.
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Lampreys mentioned on the sequel album, Straight Outta Innsmouth.
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Don't call it a comeback I've been here for years I'm rocking my peers Puttin' suckers in fearpic.twitter.com/iYMJXvbqOS
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Okay I changed my mind if anything we need to speed up global warming and eradicate all sea life
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"Sea lampreys, which parasitize other fish by sucking their blood and other body fluids, have remained largely unchanged for more than 340 million years and have survived through at least four major extinction events."
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Lets hope the fifth time's the charm, then.
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The lamprey-people will revere your memory millions of years from now. Which is pretty metal, I admit.
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My daughter is corgi obsessed, asked me to ask you what search words you used to find that gif.
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It's from one of my favourite anime, so I knew what to look for. If she wants to find it, tell her to try "nope cowboy bebop". =)
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That worked! I’ll show her after school, I’m sure she’ll wanna see the anime too. Thank you.
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The name of the dog is Ein and he's one of the main characters. Cowboy Bebop is a classic.pic.twitter.com/7kEW2Fs698
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