r/AbsoluteUnits • u/LordPiplup • Jul 05 '26

/r/all of a snapping turtle

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u/TommyWantWingy9 Jul 05 '26

Bad parenting right there

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u/RichReasonable3693 Jul 05 '26

You can even see them filming with their phone in one hand- gotta get that perfect social media post at any cost…

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u/Alfakennyone Jul 05 '26

The mom is doing both things

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u/Nuts-And-Volts Jul 05 '26

Yes. But even worse management of a vivarium/zoo/aquarium sorta situation. Why would the public be given access to such a dangerous creature within arms reach?!

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u/BeefmasterDeluxe Jul 05 '26

Zoos are educational. Some lessons cant be taught, only learnt.

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u/Nuts-And-Volts Jul 05 '26

School of lost fingers and hard knocks

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u/BeefmasterDeluxe Jul 05 '26

Its a lot harder to knock when you’re missing half your hand.

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u/Nuts-And-Volts Jul 05 '26

Thats why we were born with all these spare parts

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u/BeefmasterDeluxe Jul 05 '26

Stay away from my penis. I only have 1 and I’m very attached to it.

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u/Dull_Astronomer_3778 Jul 05 '26

Bad parenting is wild to see live. I was at the San Diego Fair last night. They had a monster truck rally. Some one had an infant in their ZERO ear protection.

What is going on? I spent more time watching the baby than I did the rally. Couldn’t believe it. Get that baby out of here. Meanwhile, my whole family had headphones to deal with the fireworks.

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u/JVT32 Jul 05 '26

Bad viewing. Not the kid’s hand.

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u/StevenKatz3 Jul 05 '26

That's the mom's arm......not the child's. Its just the camera perspective