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6. It's called the "newt gingrich". nt

Thu Dec 29, 2011, 11:42 AM

Dec 2011

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Rat-eating plant declared a new species [View all] Ichingcarpenter Dec 2011 OP

That looks like a tongue hanging out Sanity Claws Dec 2011 #1

If I had to guess I'd say that the bones are what it needs the most ThomWV Dec 2011 #7

absolutely right Ichingcarpenter Dec 2011 #10

How does a rat not claw or chew its way out? Zalatix Dec 2011 #2

maybe an anasthetic or poison in the tube? cthulu2016 Dec 2011 #9

It's full of water. They drown. Ikonoklast Dec 2011 #15

best comment Maine-ah Dec 2011 #3

Another great comment meow2u3 Dec 2011 #16

Precisely what I thought immediately timtom Dec 2011 #17

"Feed me." - Audrey II SpiralHawk Dec 2011 #4

I thought the same thing WolverineDG Dec 2011 #5

That was actually my SECOND thought.... johnaries Dec 2011 #14

LOL! Cleita Dec 2011 #19

It's called the "newt gingrich". nt Javaman Dec 2011 #6

The BBC's 1980s triffid wasn't far off muriel_volestrangler Dec 2011 #8

I really need that plant. RebelOne Dec 2011 #11

you might need a whole garden of them Motown_Johnny Dec 2011 #13

2.5 meters is like 8 ft. That's huge. nt Zorra Dec 2011 #12

Caption This Pic frm the website! BlancheSplanchnik Dec 2011 #18