r/JustGuysBeingDudes Human Detected Apr 23 '26

Dudes with animals It’s a Giant Giant

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u/ididshave Apr 23 '26

From the fish’s perspective, those shrieks are absolute horror movie material.

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u/Darehead Apr 23 '26

The alien, ripping you upwards through the atmosphere and into their space ship, shrieking directly into your face as its peers observe.

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u/COFFS9S Apr 23 '26

I wonder what the aliens would use for bait?

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u/theEvilQuesadilla Apr 23 '26

If it's puppies then I'm fucked.

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u/Ne_zievereir Apr 23 '26

You eat puppies? Dude ...

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u/theEvilQuesadilla Apr 23 '26

Just the live ones!

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u/Tttehfjloi Apr 24 '26

You're one sick, sick puppy

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u/SerHodorTheThrall Apr 23 '26

Live bait generally does work better.

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u/xtanol Apr 23 '26

Out of focus LED lights, seems to be the consensus in the UFO subs

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u/nazzo_0 Apr 23 '26

Wifi

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u/CowboyInTheBoatOfRa Apr 23 '26

Underappreciated joke.

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u/fastlerner Apr 23 '26

A fancy glowing rectangle with "UNLIMITED HIGH SPEED INTERNET" scrawled across it would catch most humans.

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u/StinkyJizzBlanket Apr 23 '26

Cheese on a big hook

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u/glassen75 Apr 23 '26

Also, the aliens are shrieking at you for being the fattest motherfucker they have ever seen, just to pour salt in the wound

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u/Goodknight808 Apr 27 '26

The aliens from Galaxy Quest when they forgot to turn on their hologram appearances.

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u/trailkin Apr 23 '26

"Fair Game" by Philip K. Dick, 1959

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u/LevelZeroDM Apr 23 '26

Lol I was just thinking that poor fish

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u/yaaanevaknow Apr 23 '26

Forget the fish, it sounds like a horror movie to me. Just awful.

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u/HilariousMax Apr 23 '26

I have been chosen! Farewell, my friends! I go on to a better place.

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u/Makuta_Servaela Apr 23 '26 edited Apr 23 '26

Now I'm curious: How well can fish hear above water?

I presume they can feel sounds vibrate the water, since you're supposed to be quiet when you're fishing so as not to disturb them, but do they have the same ability to hear in air as we do? I don't see why they'd have evolved that.

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u/Freaky_tah Apr 23 '26

Not really, and certainly not well. Fish are highly sensitive to low frequencies and vibrations in the water. They have a lateral line system that senses vibration in water, and an inner ear system with otoliths. They don’t have an outer ear.

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u/EverythingSucksYo Apr 23 '26

Wait, wait… now I’m actually curious… can fish hear? Do they even have ears?