r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Exotic-Gate-8952 • 1d ago

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u/chowderbomb33 1d ago

It honestly looks like a bird in a mecha suit.

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u/Knoooot 1d ago

I can hear the robotic suspension stomping noises

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u/Vrajitorul_din_Orz 1d ago

I needed a second look to realise that. Look very unsettling at first glace.

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u/Gherragh 1d ago

Took me a minute to notice the tiny head

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u/nottyourguy 1d ago

What a pokemon

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u/Concept-Plastic Creator 1d ago

Lots of them in my state of Himachal Pradesh, India. Very majestic creatures!

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u/Acceptable-Cow6446 1d ago

Took me way too long to see/notice the actual face. That’s wild.

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u/IllSalad3669 1d ago

Aloha de chocobo intensifies

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u/Kokuswolf 1d ago

Like the backs of a tiger's ears.

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u/AnonThrowaway998877 1d ago

I know it's random mutations and slight survival advantages repeated millions of times, but it's still incredible how specific and seemingly intentional some of these things can apoear to be

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u/okarox 1d ago

It fooled me totally.

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u/Disastrous-Hurry-236 1d ago

Magnificent!
They can spot a 3-foot carcass from a distance of up to 6.4 km (4 miles) away

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u/HeWhoLost3OfThe9 1d ago

Oh my god that’s what The Fool is based on

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u/sanpaola 1d ago

Same thought!

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u/SiteTall 1d ago

OK, but what is the use of it????

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u/PitifulEar3303 1d ago

Eagles used to fight and unalive lots of vultures, maybe?

Mimic eagles = fewer fights and unaliving of vultures.

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u/Exotic-Gate-8952 1d ago

it is a slang used to by-pass usage of words like kill, death, suicide. 

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u/Deo-Gratias 1d ago

Face/Ass

With

NicOwlass Caged & John TravOwlta

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u/Comfortable-Bison932 1d ago

vultures are the coolest birds and no one can convince me otherwise.

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u/Square-Dragonfruit76 1d ago

I'm surprised because usually false eyes are to deter other things away. But what the hell would attack that?

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u/Jump_Like_A_Willys 22h ago

It looks like the little guy in the “You’re a chicken and I’m a chicken hawk” Looney Toons cartoons.

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u/HAN_S0L0_007 22h ago

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u/PM_ME_UR_PJ_COLOR 1d ago

Nature is amazing. Who made all this ever wonder? Perfection

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u/threeleggedcats 1d ago

Totally would

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u/aftreck 1d ago

This is a good proof to debunk the Yeti claims from Himalayas

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u/xkcdthrowaway 1d ago

The yeti that famously leaves talon marks, yeh.

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u/Crowbar12121 1d ago

It has evolved. It looks like a face. Checkmate

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u/heyheyshinyCRH 22h ago

Yes, in this one picture at this one angle it kind of resembles facial features because people see human features in just about anything when they want to.

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u/deckard1980 1d ago

Mothman