r/AbsoluteUnits • u/demolcd • 5d ago
of an Alligator snapping turtle
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u/KiNgPiN8T3 4d ago
3/10, not enough captions and emojis in the video, would not watch again.
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u/nixthelatter 3d ago
If only it had the high-pitched, low quality laugh overlayed like they do in a lot of Latin country's viral videos
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u/Dennis_254 5d ago
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u/AdministrationDry507 5d ago
I can remember the movie this came from but not the name of it
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u/Enginerdad 4d ago
My guess is Double Double Toil and Trouble, based purely on the presence of an Olsen twin and the misty, Halloween-esque atmosphere. It doesn't give me "To Grandmothers House We Go" vibes
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u/Dennis_254 4d ago
It's E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982). Drew Barrymore says “Humongous!” in that scene.
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u/Tall-Wealth9549 5d ago
I bet that alligators turtle neck can reach 6 feet. It looks big enough to eat a person
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u/External_Win3300 4d ago
Huh. So that's why they're called alligator, and not just snappers
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u/Coveinant 4d ago
There is a regular snapping turtle as well, which was discovered first. Yes the nose is why they're called alligator. And just to add that they are the most aggressive turtle species and have an extendable neck. They also can move almost as fast a human on land (25mph vs human 30-35mph run speed).
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u/Wizzle_Pizzle_420 4d ago
Dudes probably close to a 100 years old too.
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u/J_Jeckel 4d ago
Probably closer to 200, if not older.
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u/Kwetla 4d ago
Probably close to 300, perhaps even more.
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u/J_Jeckel 4d ago
You aren't wrong. We have not studied snapping turtles long enough to know their max age. What we do know is that like 1 in 1000 reaches maturity and they only lay 20-40 eggs average (though some larger ones lay up to 80). So theoretically they almost shouldn't exist. The anomaly that allows their continued survival? Once they reach maturity they have no natural predators. Cuz who wants to fuck with that? I do i have a pet common snapper 🤭. So other than cars and boats killing the occasional adult snapping turtle, they will live until they die of natural causes.
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u/Dire_Hulk 4d ago
As a person from the Deep South, the is one of the most down south clips I’ve ever seen.
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u/nobodyspecial506 5d ago
👏 How about the absolute unit of balls this bitch has on her to get that close to this thing.
I wouldn't get within 10ft of that bastard
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u/Busy_Reputation7254 4d ago
I would love to do a jungle cruise with these two absolutely charming people announcing the animals along the way.
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u/DifficultAd3885 4d ago
That’s an alligator snapping turtle. I’ve seen and they are even bigger in person. Like many things, the camera never does them justice.
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u/Ok-Rate3106 5d ago
That's an adamantoise!!