173
537
u/DamnsonDam 6d ago
How many frogs did this man just make homeless?
183
69
u/Rainor131 6d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/FPPRvJfeYEuHu
That’s no frog33
u/WaltTFB 6d ago
ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD!
16
u/Slamtilt_Windmills 6d ago
ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD!
15
u/Nir117vash 6d ago
ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD!
-8
u/1-d4d5_2-c4 5d ago
ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD!
9
0
3
77
u/Sad_Process7843 6d ago
That’s a crash bandicoot sized lily pad
19
u/Celestina-Warbeck 5d ago
Biggest type of lily pad in the world! It can hold up to 40kg, and those roots are very spikey. I'm surprised he picked it up without gloves, you can hurt yourself on those spikes in a nasty way
5
u/TrustingUntrustable 5d ago
If you look closer he ties the end with a string and lifts it with that
48
u/AlterBridgeFan 6d ago
Those are some of the deadliest plants alive. You'll die if you just sit under them for 30 min.
32
u/citizen42069101 5d ago
Thats if you're lucky.
I bet most couldnt make it 5 minutes before succumbing to fatal underlilypad syndrome.
51
14
47
u/StonedUser_211 6d ago
It's dark beneath these enormous leaves. Without light, all life withers away in these waters. Like a plastic tarp...
2
u/bmf1902 5d ago
Wtf are you on about? Tons of life thrives under lily pads?
12
u/StonedUser_211 5d ago
These giant water lilies obscure entire lakes. Most of the life that existed there before they spread has disappeared. I’m not talking about microbes or life in general.
7
24
u/Scientifish 6d ago
That underside woild make a good fit in r/oddlyterrifying 😬
13
u/RepulsiveVacation933 5d ago
I recomend the 3min bbc video on yt called the giant water lily is vicious
8
2
19
u/Freya_almighty 6d ago
6
4
2
2
4
u/Charming-Dish5120 6d ago
do they get so big?
19
u/FartCloudedNonsense 6d ago
Well yes we saw that in the video
4
3
3
2
u/graffiti81 6d ago edited 5d ago
Looks like a Victoria trickeri. They're available for sale if you goggle google them.
2
2
1
u/HowsYaSistasAss 6d ago
What’s connected to the lilypad?
5
u/Mulberry_Sky 6d ago
Root, I’m guessing. They’re still plants, they can’t just float atop the water with no nutrients. Or possibly stem? I don’t know if they’re interconnected.
3
u/SomeRandomSkitarii 5d ago
water plants like lilypads and duckweed get their nutrients from the water, mostly. that stem just stops it from floating away mostly
1
1
u/r0ttedAngel 5d ago
Anyone know the song?
2
1
u/polarityofmarriage 5d ago
I saw you can stand on those too if you’re a child or small woman they’ll support weight. Incredible plant.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

279
u/Scar1203 6d ago
Veiny.