When the moon is high
and the children are sleeping,
The Last Trick-or-Treaters
are quietly creeping.
On Hallowe’en Night
you hear their cries,
with masks and knives
as their disguise.
One knock, two knocks,
three knocks, four.
Don’t let them inside,
don’t open your door.
Those are Sam's friends
Bloodbark trees are highly prized for their exotic red wood. Also called Murder Trees, they produce large amounts of sap that looks strikingly like blood.
Those who have felled this tree claim to have become convinced they were striking down a human being. This is thought to be an adaptation that allows Bloodbarks to survive in an increasingly deforested world.
Somewhere Sam Raimi is pissed that he didn’t think of this
"Snakes" aren't real. It's a camera artifact that happens when one of these extremely fast, tiny lizards runs past while the shutter is open.
The long, legless animal is nothing more than a myth perpetuated through culture and media. It's time to wake up and see the truth.
The kind of fake conspiracy theory that only works on people who have never seen wild snakes in person. I used to live in rattler country. Almost stepped on a couple. That I know of. Indeed very yikes.
no theyre real look theres a picture of one
If you go to the pool this summer, watch out for False Caustics. They look like the dancing lights at the bottom of the pool, but they stay mostly still.
False Caustics (Praya dulcis) are in fact siphonophores that colonize pools with poor filtration systems. If you swim through them, they will burn your skin. Their sting is rarely fatal, but it causes excruciating pain that can last several years.
These siphonophores are colonies of tiny organisms related to jellyfish. They are the only known species in their group to live in fresh water, and likely imitate caustics as a form of camouflage.
I hate that my first thought was of the fuckin Drake Sprite Robot commercial
Cymothoa linguophaga is a parasite that targets mammals, including rare cases in humans.
Infection starts with inhalation of the egg. The juvenile travels to the mouth, where it cuts the tongue’s blood vessels, causing necrosis. The isopod then takes the place of the tongue.
The Bay (2012)
