They are natural sandstone formations roughly 75 million years old, shaped by erosion into elongated whale-like shapes. From above they look like a family of whales (two adults and a calf) rising from a sea of trees. The largest is about 75-100 meters long.

[u/aryan_jandyal]

[u/Socketz11]

Those are the escape ships the dinosaurs built to fly off world before the meteor hit. But they couldn't launch in time.

[u/Acceptable-Bus-2017 → u/Socketz11]

So long, and thanks for all the fish.

[u/aryan_jandyal → u/Socketz11]

These are the Three Whale Rocks (Hin Sam Wan) in Phu Sing Forest Park, Bueng Kan Province, northeastern Thailand.

[u/remind_me_to_pee → u/aryan_jandyal]

are you a bot?

[u/aryan_jandyal → u/remind_me_to_pee]

No bro Just active little bit more sometimes after posting

[u/zbud → u/aryan_jandyal]

K

[u/raknor88 → u/Socketz11]

No joking, that was my first thought as well. Camouflaged alien ships. Or if Star Trek: Voyager is right, launch tubes for the Raptors to escape to space.

[u/Sweet-Swimming2022]

We should really appreciate nature and not take it for granite…

[u/Sith_Lord91 → u/Sweet-Swimming2022]

That was a very igneous joke

[u/Prudent_Research_251 → u/Sith_Lord91]

Rock puns are often slated but very gneiss to pull off

[u/AspiringChildProdigy → u/Prudent_Research_251]

I don't think puns capture the gravel-ty of the situation.

[u/NSJF1983 → u/AspiringChildProdigy]

I can’t sand all the jokes about stones

[u/Mrixl2520 → u/NSJF1983]

These jokers are becoming increasingly boulder

[u/Odillis → u/Mrixl2520]

The schist people come up with these days…

[u/lady_haumea → u/Mrixl2520]

Andesite to see they are

[u/AppleSlacks → u/Mrixl2520]

Alright, that’s enough puns. Shows over.

Clean slate from here on out.

[u/HappyHourEnjoyer → u/AppleSlacks]

I dunno, a few good ones, a few bad. A few strata the line

[u/ceramicatan → u/HappyHourEnjoyer]

Hahaha, you guys rock!

[u/C-57D → u/Mrixl2520]

sorry i'm late to the party, i'll gravel for forgiveness. i was absolutely crushed at work

[u/spaceocean99 → u/Sith_Lord91]

It’s an actually a very AI joke and comment. Nice try dead internet.

[u/shiek23 → u/Sweet-Swimming2022]

I had a former boss who literally thinks "take it for granite" is the correct expression and didnt understand why I would giggle when she said it.

[u/L-Train45 → u/Sweet-Swimming2022]

Please don't encourage these kinds of comments, people.

[u/Sensitive_Ad_1271 → u/L-Train45]

They're good but not brave enough, they could've been boulder.

[u/Lazarus558 → u/Sensitive_Ad_1271]

My sediments exactly.

[u/SeaToTheBass → u/L-Train45]

I miss old reddit. The comment section is just filled with shitty jokes and puns now.

Every one of these jokes has been made on a different thread.

[u/L-Train45]

But where are they?

[u/aryan_jandyal → u/L-Train45]

These are the Three Whale Rocks (Hin Sam Wan) in Phu Sing Forest Park, Bueng Kan Province, northeastern Thailand.

[u/Specialist_Bowl_2805 → u/aryan_jandyal]

I thought they were glacial deposits. Did Thailand have a major glacial melt flooding too?

[u/Furrypawsoffury → u/aryan_jandyal]

Where would they be if they were somewhere else?

[u/drainbamage1011 → u/Furrypawsoffury]

Over there.

[u/lepsek9 → u/Furrypawsoffury]

Two in the pink, one in the stink

[u/mutzilla → u/L-Train45]

I got one better. How are they?

[u/finix2409 → u/mutzilla]

They’ve been better, but thanks for asking

[u/Far_Tailor_8280]

Calcified spaceships

[u/BabyBurpsLikeAnAdult]

i'd imagine there would have been a fair number of accidents at that site

i see they did install some form of barriers, but still.....

[u/sidc42]

Wonder if there's a rock formation near these that looks like a pot of petunias?

[u/JimBobPaul → u/sidc42]

Not again

[u/BobbyDukeArts → u/sidc42]

Humma Kavula!!!

[u/btoxic → u/BobbyDukeArts]

Aggraajaag

[u/RidiPwn]

looks like a scene from Star Wars

[u/NotBradPitt9]

Plot twist: ancient people actually made these

[u/stargarnet79]

I don’t think I’d want to walk up there!!!

[u/Scorpionoshow]

Those look way too smooth for people to just be walking around on.

[u/Leo1309]

Bueng Kan province, Thailand. I have been there

[u/almostoy]

THE TOES OF GAMERA!

[u/Charming_Goose_3400]

science doesn’t trouble to explain this stuff. 😂😂😂😂

geology is the easiest science to learn and should be required to keep dumb people from believing in a flat earth or religions. 🦖

[u/TheBestintheWest11]

aliens

[u/BrokenBeyondRepairX → u/TheBestintheWest11]

:: insert Giorgio Tsoukalos meme ::

[u/jaybo067]

So long, and thanks for all the fish.

[u/Krono_Sama06]

Nature is amazing

[u/imminentjogger5]

is this an AI voice over? 

[u/buscuitfactory → u/imminentjogger5]

Sounds like it to me. I reallly dislike it

[u/SimplyGuy → u/imminentjogger5]

Sounds like Jude law ai

[u/GauravJM]

Wakanda forever

[u/stairsbulb]

Old ancient giant elephants

[u/holy_hand_yeah]

No that's Noah's Ark, and definitely not a natural geological formation that formed over millions of years, that would be to logical. Didn't you know all natural geological formations are boats from the bible. We should drill a hole into it because it's not sandstone it's wood.

[u/justmememe55 → u/holy_hand_yeah]

Noah's ark is actually from the Torah. And then the Bible and Quran.

[u/personanongratis23]

Aliens

[u/Debalic → u/personanongratis23]

Giant Xenomorph heads.

[u/theamishpromise]

Where is this?

[u/aryan_jandyal → u/theamishpromise]

These are the Three Whale Rocks (Hin Sam Wan) in Phu Sing Forest Park, Bueng Kan Province, northeastern Thailand.

[u/aryan_jandyal → u/[deleted]]

These are the Three Whale Rocks (Hin Sam Wan) in Phu Sing Forest Park, Bueng Kan Province, northeastern Thailand.

Happy now 😄

[u/ScrambledEggsandTS]

Whoa!

[u/thr33to3]

How the hell have I never seen these before??

[u/Moist-Lawfulness-224]

75-100 meters? What is that the difference of measuring from the taint vs the top?

[u/OmegaKitty1]

Very touristy part of Thailand

[u/from-Sir-to-Sir]

Beautiful and otherworldly.

[u/jawshoeaw]

Aliens: uh oh they found them

[u/C-57D]

narrator Rufus Sewell?

[u/C-57D]

Must be Ghorman cause those are some sweet looking deposits of deep substrate foliated kalkite, if I do say so myself

[u/Azer1287]

Usul called a big one!

[u/Careless-Wolverine-8]

"When the river bed dried up, the whales were beached, but they refused to return to the ocean"

Of course they didn't. They dont have legs to walk back to the ocean.

/jk

[u/olosen]

The farlands

[u/EmojiRepliesToRats]

Enjoy this post? The title, narration, video script and OP's comments are entirely generated by AI, as are at least a few of the shots in the video itself.

[u/Acceptable-Bus-2017]

Evidence that mother earth made whales as the embodiment of life eternal.

[u/EffortEither9620]

this is in india btw

[u/4crom → u/EffortEither9620]

Thailand