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Knives & Critters

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Squirrel - Into the Spydie hole
 
T.L.E. Sharp said:
Over the past couple of years I've stumbled across several unlikely knife photo models. Share your knives & critter photos.

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From the top:
Texas Spiny Lizard on a Benchmade Freek
Millipede on a Factor Equipment Iconic
Horned Lizard (horny toad) on a BM 710
Garden Snail on a Spydiechef
BM 940 on a Kingsnake (My dog killed it. They don't sit for photos.)
Harvester Ants on a Mini-Grip
Garden Snails on a Microtech Socom Elite

No animals were harmed in the making of these photos and all were released back into their natural habitat... except the snake. It died for its art.

I know the first lizard looks dead, but it was just cold. I found him out basking, still extremely lethargic.
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Really great pictures. I like the toad on the 710, good combination!


These are the only critters that have ended up in any of my knife pictures.

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T.L.E. Sharp said:
They're not too bad. Especially when they're a little cold. I've been trying to get a shot with a blue tailed skink for years now. Even when cold they bolt the second you let go.
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Those blue tailed skinks are fast as hell. On the other hand the green anoles will try to bite and cling to whatever is near their mouth when picked up. I know because we used to hang them off our earlobes as kids in New Orleans.

Big respect to you guys for the awesome critter + knife pics. Ultimate respect to whoever can get a pic of a green anole hanging off their lanyard by its teeth.

Not my pic:

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