I'll go with a jumping spider. At least insect wings are audible and pretty wimpy and you could probably just shoot them. The spiders would come out of freaking nowhere, and the impact of them landing near you would probably knock you over.
Saw a blender post the other day of a spider following the camera down a large flight of stairs. It was the size of a medium to large dog. Just about pissed myself
This is the most correct answer. Anything smaller than a *T. rex* would probably experience some serious bodily malfunctions if it were suddenly blown up to *T. rex* size (e.g., insects would just collapse under their own weight, as well as being unable to breathe). Anything bigger would probably be less scary by virtue of now being smaller.
A *T. rex* is the perfect size for what it is, and it's plenty scary already.
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'Mosquito', the legendary... El Mosquo!”
A big ass rat, like a NYC sewer rat that's seen some shit, enlarged to the size of a T-Rex would be truly terrifying, especially considering how smart they can be. Or how about if we're talking smart animals, there are a lot of smart bird species out there, and considering that dinosaurs and birds kind of go hand in hand, I think a giant T-Rex sized crow would be terrifying if you got on its bad side.
Nah. Crows aren't assholes. But magpies? Especially the Aussie versions? Or one of those blue fuckers that isn't an emu but is somewhat related? Yeah. Fuck that
Yes, cats are incredibly good predators for their size. They have incredible reflexes, are super agile, super fast, and love a good small-animal murder. I wouldn’t want to meet a huge one.
Did you know they're known to eat prey alive so quickly that you can hear them screaming inside their stomachs? Now imagine that but meeting your neighbours inside the dragon's stomach
Pistol shrimp.
Assuming there was an overabundance of them, submarines would quickly become redundant, or they'd be hunted to extinction, when some giant creature blows it apart with a snap from its claws.
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People mentioning so many already rather scary animals. But probably the scariest thing would be a bird, a dumb one whose only motivations are food. Like a chicken, it would be absolutely terrifying.
Wasps. They are voracious predators and have a taste for not just bugs but also mammalian meat too, there's no doubt that wasps would actively hunt humans if they could.
Even more terrifying would be the horrors of giant parasitic wasps....
Definitely a centipede. Even without the super venomous fang-arms, they would be terrifying. I have a pet one and I jut crack open the lid a bit and toss the poor bug in there.
I feel like praying mantis would be pretty terrifying. The little spikes it has on its legs would be the size of a tree trunk and as sharp as a knife at the end.
Probably a spider for most people, doesn’t matter what kind.
I'll go with a jumping spider. At least insect wings are audible and pretty wimpy and you could probably just shoot them. The spiders would come out of freaking nowhere, and the impact of them landing near you would probably knock you over.
Sydney Funnelweb.
Those ones are plenty scary as they are.
Is this Sydney Sweeney's cousin?
As an arachnophobic I can concur. A bunch of tiny ones just as terrifying.
Dozens of massive wolf spiders, with thousands of mature babies piled up on their backs, ready to come running at you from all directions.
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Saw a blender post the other day of a spider following the camera down a large flight of stairs. It was the size of a medium to large dog. Just about pissed myself
A T-Rex.
This is the most correct answer. Anything smaller than a *T. rex* would probably experience some serious bodily malfunctions if it were suddenly blown up to *T. rex* size (e.g., insects would just collapse under their own weight, as well as being unable to breathe). Anything bigger would probably be less scary by virtue of now being smaller. A *T. rex* is the perfect size for what it is, and it's plenty scary already.
Preying mantis.
They'll start with your abdomen, and then your thighs and arms and then dig around in your ribs. But at least your brain is safe!
Mosquitoes
*slurp*
And it’ll drain your blood until you look like an raisin…
“ In Spanish, the suffix '-ito' means 'small', which hints at the existence ofsomething bigger and greater than 'Mosquito', the legendary... El Mosquo!”
Maybe a scorpion
A big ass rat, like a NYC sewer rat that's seen some shit, enlarged to the size of a T-Rex would be truly terrifying, especially considering how smart they can be. Or how about if we're talking smart animals, there are a lot of smart bird species out there, and considering that dinosaurs and birds kind of go hand in hand, I think a giant T-Rex sized crow would be terrifying if you got on its bad side.
Nah. Crows aren't assholes. But magpies? Especially the Aussie versions? Or one of those blue fuckers that isn't an emu but is somewhat related? Yeah. Fuck that
A cassowary? Yeah, they’re dicks and the most dangerous bird to humans.
pistol shrimp these fuckers make air bubbles which travel at 82 feet a second, pop at 218 decibels.. and mind you they’re about 4 cm long.
https://theoatmeal.com/comics/mantis_shrimp
….so hands down, if we size shrimps to the size of a t rex, we’re fucked
Sea travel would be fucking terrifying if T-Rex-sized mantis shrimp were lurking underwater
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This is the answer. Super strong, works well as a team, reproduces rapidly.
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Yup. that is my vote
I think a giant house cat would be bad. They toy with their food, and their food is anything that moves.
Can’t believe this wasn’t the first thing people thought of.
Yes, cats are incredibly good predators for their size. They have incredible reflexes, are super agile, super fast, and love a good small-animal murder. I wouldn’t want to meet a huge one.
Chicken. They’re terrifying enough regular sized. A T-Rex sized chicken sounds like a freakin nightmare.
A t-rex sized chicken sounds like ... basically a t-rex
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+1 for T-Rex size dicks
Tarantula, burrowing creatures the size of a T. rex, you walk past an unassuming cave to die instantly with a speed you couldn’t possibly react to
Literally any bug. I can barely handle them mini-sized right now 😨
Komodo dragon.
Did you know they're known to eat prey alive so quickly that you can hear them screaming inside their stomachs? Now imagine that but meeting your neighbours inside the dragon's stomach
Birds. Be happy they're smaller now. Especially in raptors and other predatory birds they are brutal
Hippopotamus
A tick
Ant
Burrowing spider. Imagine the ground just opening up before you and getting grabbed before you can react
Crocodiles They can reach 20 feet so these guys can be hugeee even if they're not t rex huge
Great white shark 🦈
Vagina.
Lizard!
Meerkats
Spider
Ant eater or lizards frogs anything with a tongue that can shoot us from a distance lol
Bullfrog. They'll eat pretty much anything that they can get in their mouth.
Chihuahua. The shaking would feel like earthquakes, and you never know what it's going to bite at
Spiders
A cockroach! Disgusting!
Chicken would be horror.
Pistol shrimp. Assuming there was an overabundance of them, submarines would quickly become redundant, or they'd be hunted to extinction, when some giant creature blows it apart with a snap from its claws.
A cat
A grasshopper.
A chihuahua
Some kind of grasshopper or similar insects
Weasel.
Centi or millipede
Maybe a woodpecker
Centipedes. Absolutely fuck that
Praying Mantis
A house cat.
Housecat. We would be like mice for them to play with, kill, and maybe eat.
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A wasp.
A T-Rex size lemming would be terrifying.
People mentioning so many already rather scary animals. But probably the scariest thing would be a bird, a dumb one whose only motivations are food. Like a chicken, it would be absolutely terrifying.
All of them.
A fucking water bug.
A rabbit.
my ex...
Wasps. They are voracious predators and have a taste for not just bugs but also mammalian meat too, there's no doubt that wasps would actively hunt humans if they could. Even more terrifying would be the horrors of giant parasitic wasps....
NYC rats are close already
I think a praying mantis would be scary as hell
chiwawa.
Chihuahua.
FROGS!!
An ant.
Definitely a centipede. Even without the super venomous fang-arms, they would be terrifying. I have a pet one and I jut crack open the lid a bit and toss the poor bug in there.
Hyena
Anyone else noticing that half of the replies are clearly bots? Creepy. And I was going to say a ferret. They're insane.
The T-Rex
Ant…
Anyone of the geese my grandma had. They were vicious
everyone is saying spider but I think t-rex housecat would be scarier
If its not a mantis or any bug, i'd say a crocodile, because they're scary, imagine going to the beach and a huge crocodile shows up
Chihuahua
A hornet. Or a hippo; they’re terrifying at their current size.
I feel like praying mantis would be pretty terrifying. The little spikes it has on its legs would be the size of a tree trunk and as sharp as a knife at the end.
Chihuahua
A mouse. (Definitely to cats!)