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Apr 23, 2026 10:52 PM
5ywjdPumpkinPrincess
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Yellowchopsticks
The Silver Surfer heralds the coming of Galactus and the end of the world...for aquatic larvae.
DonaldTrumpsFlaccidHairpiece
Oh look, a shiny version!
SuperfluousMeh
I was literally thinking about this bird early this morning, but I couldn't remember its name
PanNonOpticon
The really bizarre thing about that is that it lives so far north the air can be -30C. "Hey, it's freezing. Better take a bath to warm up!"
ActualTttony
The uninitiated observers being the larvae?
Vidikron
It's always something new with these motherfuckers.
astrangehop
It's strange. there are things like lizards that thrive in a few niches, but birds... so many. They have everything from "we are leigon" to "I only eat a specific seed." Like, ring species are a thing. how specific does your range have to be that it kind of breaks binomial nomenclature?
Laylah77
Love it
Quixus
I am not sure what this bird does underwater but I bet fish are at least as afraid of the daemon called Alcedo atthis.
notatopbanana
The thumbnail made me think it was wrapped in foil.
IWantToHugEveryCat
"Unlike most birds, which have hollow, lightweight bones for flight, dippers have dense, solid bones that act as a natural diving belt, allowing them to overcome buoyancy and remain submerged."
allthetimewasted
Brain damage wrote the title of this post.
DaveSamsonite
It's name is pronounced "Sink Us Sink Us."
LeftRightThere
DaveSamsonite
Is there finally a new season? I binge watched this until my SodaStream finally stopped working.
LeftRightThere
Yes, but it’s much darker
sfbiker
With that air in its plumage and very low body weight of a bird, how does it stay under water?
Fyreworx
Thankfully chat GPT is there to write a comment about it.
bhobby1212
Light enough to fly, heavy enough to sink.
nomikos
Fr, how does that even work?
psmith00
especially with air bubbles clinging to it. has it got a belly full of rocks as ballast? :-)
oozabooza
I always updoot birbs
5ywjdPumpkinPrincess
keyblader1985
"Sea's haunted"
jesuisgur
You bet it is. I've been spear fishing a bunch of times when I see a big dark fish, 40tf underwater, and it turns out to be a fucking cormorant up close...
IFoldlyGo
Considering how little we know about the ocean, this could be true. Here is one video talking about how underwater critters in a fantasy realm should be much more 'interesting' - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2weze6uY30
SimSimSimsalabim
What?
MCpeepantz
"Their called Lion fish..."
*literally cocks underwater gun*
"I'm here to turn them into Angel fish.."
"We live in Montana, Steve. Also those are Bluegill, and this is a stocked pond"...
TheMightyMollusk
"But I heard fish have oil!" *Fortunate Son intensifies*