41 Strange on Twitter: "Macro Photography of Thorny South African Seeds by Dillon Marsh. These sharp points allow the seeds to attach themselves to unsuspecting animals or humans unnoticed, and has earned them the name of “hitchhiker plants” (https://t.co/UXZKyO2xsb)… https://t.co/XxN69H7d5Z"

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‏ @41Strange

Macro Photography of Thorny South African Seeds by Dillon Marsh. These sharp points allow the seeds to attach themselves to unsuspecting animals or humans unnoticed, and has earned them the name of “hitchhiker plants” (https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2019/06/hitchhikers-dillon-marsh/ …)pic.twitter.com/lZwjnORwB9

11:23 AM - 10 Jun 2019

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1. Internet Gangster‏ @kelellopearl Jun 10
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  Number 2 and 3! And then you accidentally step on one and your life flashes before your eyes
  
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1. Rafaello‏ @rafaga87 Jun 10
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  Number 2 are called “toritos” in my town
  
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1. Albert Scrawler ‏ @AbsurdScrawl Jun 10
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  Evil dark lord
  
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1. bree sugarcookie‏ @totallybreezer Jun 10
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  Why does #3 look like satan?
  
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1. Cirno09‏ @Cirno091 Jun 10
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  They’re natures caltrops
  
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1. Judocus Mila‏ @LoopyLupina Jun 11
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  Ah, yes! These were the bane of our lives as kids. SA farm kids' feet eventually get leather-like soles to repel these! Ironically, the plant is actually called "Devil's Thorn" here, and the thorns are "dubbeltjies" - probably mutated from "duiweltjie" -little devil in Afrikaans.
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1. Kafkaesque‏ @Kafkaesque_Blog Jun 11
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  I love macro photography! These are very cool when you stare up close. Two could be ideal Rorschach tests. Left looks like a demon head to me; Right like an exploding Ferrero Rocher ball, or a melting caramel sun or sea urchin. (Yes, my psyche is currently calling for sweets.)pic.twitter.com/uUkPFYmD5e
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1. The Battle of Hamberder Hill‏ @Nulli_Secunda_3 Jun 10
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  Keen ressemblance to cram-cram, found’in my native Senegal. Very, very painful contact with the skin as well, but its nutritional properties are amazing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cenchrus_biflorus …
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1. Ein457‏ @ein457 Jun 10
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  We got these in NA too Goat Head thorns and such
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1. Cynvisible‏ @cynvisible Jun 10
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  South African my ass... got 2 of those in my fuckin back yard!! #evilweeds
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