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lobsters can discard their limbs in a process called "reflex amputation"

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u m a m i1 year ago

wait that's supposed to be a crab i think

J1 year ago

Kirby.

Metallis Animation1 year ago

a repost?

XD.rad1 year ago

Lawb

Dougie1 year ago

Lawb

Emil Sosa1 year ago

He's not a sea urchin...

FopDoodle1 year ago

Back in the day I couldn't sit through the source material on this. More recently I expect this is how that riot surgeon acts.

Alex Rojas1 year ago

This is a piece of art

Jack Fitzgerald1 year ago

Oh yeah? Well my spoon is too big.

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