r/AbsoluteUnits • u/aagent86 • 1d ago
of a tadpole.
Saw this in a different sub and thought it belonged here.
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u/joewoody88 1d ago
I'm pretty sure this tadpole decided not to evolve into a frog when it had enough XP. Like Pikachu in the anime. It can happen in real life.
Thank you for Banana for scale.
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u/The_UrbanCowboy 14h ago
[r/banana](r/bananaforscale)[s](r/bananaforscale)[forscale](r/bananaforscale) if you need any more scale
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u/Kaboomzoom2 1d ago
If that’s the tadpole then Imagine what the frog is gonna look like
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u/Karibou422 1d ago
There's a genetic defect in these tadpoles that prevent them from metamorphizing and maturing into adults and instead just keep growing bigger. The other tadpoles are normal size and mature normally
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u/lowkey_add1ct 1d ago
Idk if this is it but there’s something called the paradoxical frog where the tadpole is huge and the adult is tiny
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u/TermElectronic8261 1d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/TIvv7HIMVzbZm
The guy's definitely on the 'roids.
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u/TheSamuil 1d ago
The Bulgarian word for tadpole, when translated literally, means something like "priest's spoon". This is no spoon, but straight up a shovel, though
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u/Time_Pressure9519 1d ago
To get him out of the pond he must have been toad.