***World's Hardest Creature VIII NOMINATIONS***

[Normal Rob]

Team Hippo...

 

[scousefan]

Surely the Wealdstone lad qualifies?

CleSrly qualifies Not human and extremely hard. Looks a likely winner!

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

***UPDATE***

Already Qualified

Tardigrade
Mosquito
Cassowary
Honeybadger
Great White Shark
Cape Buffalo
Australian Box Jelly Fish
Bull Shark
Mantis Shrimp
Humans
Hippo
Salt Water Croc
Orca
Poison Dart Frog
Elephant
Black Mamba
Seagull
Deathstalker Scorpion
Bobbit Worm
Grasshopper Mouse
Shrew
Bengal Tiger
Japanese Giant Hornet
Barnacle Goose
Wolverine
Goat
Tasmanian Devil
Mongoose
Immortal Jellyfish
Colossal Squid
Crown of thorns starfish
Stonefish

Needs Seconding
Blue Ringed Octopus
Jumping Jack Ant
Mink
Bombadier Beetle
Brazilian Wandering Spider
Tarantula Hawk Wasp
King Cobra
Cockroach
Giraffe
Bengal Tiger
Tabby Cat
Wild Stoat
Hawaiian Centipede
Lion
Naked Mole rAt
Asian Black Bear
Cone Snail
Water Bear
Komodo Dragon
Drop Bear
Frilled Shark
Lungfish

Nominations will close sunday lunchtime/early afternoon. The group stages will be up from next monday.

 

[Marty McFly]

I'll second the Komodo Dragon and cockroach.

 

[Ken Livingstone Seagull]

***UPDATE***

Already Qualified

Tardigrade
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Blah blah blah
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Mantis Shrimp
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Goat FFS
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Needs Seconding
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Hawaiian Centipede

Nominations blah blah blah

FFS peeps, the stinger in the quivering SEVERED tail of this complete Jurassic nightmare will get ya minutes after you chop it up. That's HARD. Plus it comes from the lands that did for CAPTAIN COOK. Bloody foreign circumnavigators, cah! Now that's a long tradition of cultural hardness.

So...The humble Hawaiian centipede from the Oceania qualifying group needs a second.

Anyone?

 

[TSB]

FFS peeps, the stinger in the quivering SEVERED tail of this complete Jurassic nightmare will get ya minutes after you chop it up. That's HARD. Plus it comes from the lands that did for CAPTAIN COOK. Bloody foreign circumnavigators, cah! Now that's a long tradition of cultural hardness.

So...The humble Hawaiian centipede from the Oceania qualifying group needs a second.

Anyone?

I'll second it. Feel free to lend another Oceanic nomination (Komodo Dragon) your support.
[MENTION=12037]Bombadier Botty[/MENTION] is a bellend.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Can't BELIEVE nobody's seconded the extremely evil Drop Bear. Sake!

 

[Guinness Boy]

I'll second the Komodo Dragon and cockroach.

#TeamRoach

It feels a bit odd for a footy fan to be supporting two teams but, come on people, the cockroach CAN LIVE FOR WEEKS WITHOUT ITS HEAD. That's double hard.

 

[TSB]

Rhino

Grizzly Bear

How these aren't already nominated, I'll never know. Wouldn't be the same without them.

 

[Doc Lynam]

***World's Hardest Creature VIII NOMINATIONS***

Your Dad

 

[martin tyler]

Come on the water bear needs a 2nd nomination. Not only is it dam ugly but can do all of the following
Earth’s most tenacious creature can live in boiling water, solid ice, and the intense radiation of space. It can survive a decade in a desert, without a drop of water to drink, or in the deepest trenches of the sea.
Though they may be little, they are fierce! The tardigrade’s mouth is a serious weapon, its dagger-like teeth used to spear algae and even other small animals
To test the true resilience of tardigrades, Swedish researcher K. Ingemar Jonsson from Kristianstad University launched tardigrades into space on the FOTON-M3 spacecraft on low-Earth orbit in 2007. Exposed to open space conditions, most of the tardigrades survived exposure to vacuum and cosmic rays, with some even surviving deadly levels of UV radiation.
Tardigrades roamed the earth and seas far before humans did – and will most likely outlast us. Will the tardigrades be nature’s last organisms standing? Only time will tell.

 

[Ⓩ-Ⓐ-Ⓜ-Ⓞ-Ⓡ-Ⓐ]

Second the blue ringed octopus

 

[countryman]

I'll second the giraffe and the tabby cat. I used to have a tabby cat that, despite getting run over at early age and surviving, still used to stand in front of moving cars to stop them to get attention. That is hard. Sadly a car was eventually what killed that cat.

These two aren't as hard as the honey badger, but they deserve a place in the competition.

 

[TSB]

Bullet Ant.

 

[martin tyler]

Tardigrade has already qualified, although the waterbear hasn't.

Could the tardigrade be so hard that it qualifies twice?!

#teamtard

So it has. I believe it is that hard it deserves to be here twice. Year of the Tard.

 

[Ludensian Gull]

Jerboa

 

[Gullflyinghigh]

I'll second the giraffe and the tabby cat. I used to have a tabby cat that, despite getting run over at early age and surviving, still used to stand in front of moving cars to stop them to get attention. That is hard. Sadly a car was eventually what killed that cat.

These two aren't as hard as the honey badger, but they deserve a place in the competition.

Nothing is!

So it has. I believe it is that hard it deserves to be here twice. Year of the Tard.

I may not agree with the sentiment but hat did make me laugh. In an almost empty office. Too loudly.

 

[Ken Livingstone Seagull]

I'll second it. Feel free to lend another Oceanic nomination (Komodo Dragon) your support.

Cheers TSB. Indeed, an excellent call if I may say so in a Pacific Rim kinda way. I second Komodo Dragon.
Likewise Guiness's cockroach. The big ones.
This is going to be a vintage year for WCH, I feel it in me water.

 

[ShanklySeagull]

I'll second the grizzly - awesome mashers with height in its favour...

 

[Yoda]

I can't believe no one has seconded the most venomous and aggressive spider yet.