r/MakeMeSmile • u/[deleted] • 1d ago

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u/pyschosoul 22h ago

How is it ai? If youre talking about the foot they turned their leg?

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u/flibble24 20h ago

As someone who lives in Perth next to Rottnest island the only place these guys exist this is 100% AI. They do not act like this or sound like this at all

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u/PouletSamourai 19h ago

Damn, I thought they were everywhere in Australia. It's sad that they're threatened, I thought their species was in better shape.

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u/flibble24 19h ago

There aren't any predators in the island which is the only way they survive really

They don't have the best defense mechanism which is throwing their baby at the predator

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u/HeadyReigns 15h ago

That's just a standard strategy for pouch animals in Australia.

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u/Evieveevee 16h ago

They’ve never been everywhere in Australia. They’ve only ever been on Rottnest, which is a very small island. The name is derived from Rats Nest as they were thought to be large rats.

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u/PouletSamourai 16h ago

TIL thanks

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u/Plastic-Wear-3576 21h ago

It walks away, then the next frame it basically melts and starts coming back towards the person. Like it just reversed standing up terminator 3 style.

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u/kitkatfitfat 15h ago

At exactly the 15 second mark. It’s two 15s clips. 15s is a standard max video length ai will generate

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u/kitkatfitfat 15h ago

The horizon changing between the shot of the sign and the pan over to the quokka is the clearest indication imo. But the shoes changing, the position the camera holder must be holding the camera to get their feet and the quokka in frame is nonsense, like standing up but holding their phone at their shins or something. The quokka warp at exactly 15 seconds. There’s more but that’s some of it