Tremors Graboid??

[slipspacesurvivalist]

That moment when you find a truly skilled heavy machine operator where they really do believe their rig is an extension of their body... And they don't want to touch the slimy wiggly thing. lol

[dominicsevilla]

I feel like i was denied... critical...
NEED TO KNOW.... Information

[shakeandbake]

Broke into the wrong damn yard didn't you you bastard!!! 😂🤣

[pytnon]

"What the hell is going on, I MEAN WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON"

[kuatojones]

"watch it Val, hes got a good six foot reach."

[ThomastheTank]

“I feel I was denied…critical. Need to know. Information.”
- Burt Gummer, 1996

[Duskfall-sx]

Its a lungfish a fish that can live outside the water for a long time its there because the area doesnt have water so it waits until a rain comes

[killiandraws]

It looks as a species of eel
That most likely was put there or washed up from a nearby cold and shallow river
During a storm or a heated winter.

[warkiran]

That is a fish, which cocoons itself whenever water level drops in the area

[SirHung]

I've been watching tremors too on you tube free movies 😂

[ThatMonkeDiesel]

Tremors expert here, the difference between a graboid and a snakeoid. The Graboid is the “mother humper” as Val said, and the snakeoids are the things that come out of the graboid. But I love the vid

[Endel-ion]

Understanding what he's saying just makes it even funnier, it's italian and he's cursing like a madman.

[Wumbo]

I think it's a lungfish. When it gets dry they burrow in the mud and cover themselves with a mucus sac and enter a dormant state until it rains again.

[Pepperman]

"911 What is you Emergency?
"The Graboid isnt Graboiding💀"

[Redmist-seld]

Earl : see Grady I told you they get smarter

[solomonthefool]

i believe it is a type of lung fish they are known to hibernate under ground in the dry season

[claydumaw]

Watch it, Valentine. It's got a good six foot reach.

[tylergamingshark]

I know What It is. It's a creature called a Lungfish, They go Underground when There's no Water in its habitat

[Jnor]

Ok hear me out. It may actually be an earthworm. Depending on where the video was taken. There is a apecies of earth worm that gets huge, named the giant Gippsland earthworm. Suckered are over 5 feet long and as thick as a human forearm.

[ImStillAiden]

i just watched tremors. im am moving to another planter currently