Nature proved once again in 2016 that it will forever be Dear Utol (2025): Chick! Episode 47terrifying.
No matter how far we come with technological advancements and our progression into a more civilized culture, the wild world around us will continue to live on like we don't even matter.
From snakes in toilets, jerk kangaroos, evil birds and nosy grizzlies, here are 19 times nature proved we're better off staying indoors this year.
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