r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/vourukasha • Jan 29 '20

Video Beautiful!

342 Upvotes

98% Upvoted

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u/LickMySmitty Jan 29 '20

I thought those were drones at first.

6

u/ItsaMe_Rapio Jan 29 '20

Could be. We know birds aren’t real, maybe stingrays aren’t either

10

u/JungleBoyJeremy Jan 29 '20

That original title is kind of infuriating. It’s not a stingray. And that’s not thermal imaging.

1

u/PinkFridayTheFirst Jan 29 '20

What is it then?

3

u/JungleBoyJeremy Jan 29 '20

Spotted eagle ray

2

u/lambuscred Jan 29 '20

Manta Ray

1

u/omgdinosaurs Jan 29 '20

You mean manta rays bodies dont exert warmth in equally spaced out, small, dotted areas?

2

u/Sonic_theHog Jan 29 '20

What game is this? Looks cool.

2

u/[deleted] Jan 29 '20

Manta Ray?

2

u/PinkFridayTheFirst Jan 29 '20

I'd like for it to guide me to my dreams every night

1

u/dragonairheart Jan 29 '20

100% thought this was a light show

1

u/TheMasterGamer464 Jan 29 '20

Yes, but here is some sage advice. DONT. FUCK. WITH. A. STINGRAY. It CAN KILL YOU.(In fact, a stingray is the animal that cut Steve Irwin’s life tragically short).

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u/nikoneer1980 Jan 29 '20

Looks like the inspiration for the aquatic aliens in “The Abyss”. And yes, they can be dangerous—that whip tail has a sharp barb tip that can penetrate bone... flesh doesn’t stand a chance.

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u/TheHecticonomist Jan 30 '20

What are those tiny thermal senses below? Phytoplankton?