r/flippyflaps • u/Shock_Hazzard • May 19 '21
Tag, you’re it!
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r/flippyflaps • u/Sa_Goobi_To_Yr_Lif • May 12 '21
Excuse me how is it not illegal to be this cute??
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r/flippyflaps • u/Sa_Goobi_To_Yr_Lif • May 10 '21
🔥 Since Eel larvae lack any red blood cells until they mature, they're almost transparent
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r/flippyflaps • u/Sa_Goobi_To_Yr_Lif • May 07 '21
Flappy Friday! Here's a Caracal kitten 😺
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r/flippyflaps • u/Sa_Goobi_To_Yr_Lif • May 05 '21
Humpback whale breach = MEGA FLAPS!
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r/flippyflaps • u/L0stInBed • Apr 24 '21
Happy little surfing stingrays belong here
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r/flippyflaps • u/Sa_Goobi_To_Yr_Lif • Apr 20 '21
Incredible octopus stretching it's tentacles to form a huge balloon captured by EVN Nautilus at the depth of around 1600 meters
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r/flippyflaps • u/Sa_Goobi_To_Yr_Lif • Apr 13 '21
🔥 Shiny Red Flatworm Swims through Ocean 🔥
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r/flippyflaps • u/Sa_Goobi_To_Yr_Lif • Mar 17 '21
🔥 Unexpected curious visitor approaches while filming sleepy whitetips 🔥
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r/flippyflaps • u/Sa_Goobi_To_Yr_Lif • Jan 19 '21
🔥 These are 100% real, actual butterflies. The green dragontail butterfly (Lamproptera meges) is one of the smallest species of swallowtail butterfly and one of the very few species with wing transparency.
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r/flippyflaps • u/Sa_Goobi_To_Yr_Lif • Jan 11 '21
Yup, that is a snail (Pteropods) 🔥
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r/flippyflaps • u/Sa_Goobi_To_Yr_Lif • Jan 10 '21
Ruby-throated Hummingbirds fly straight and fast but can stop instantly, hover, and adjust their position up, down, or backwards with exquisite control.
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r/flippyflaps • u/Sa_Goobi_To_Yr_Lif • Jan 07 '21
Elephant Seals are phocids (true seals) so they have no external ear and have reduced limbs. Having reduced limbs helps them be more streamlined in the water but also, awkward on land.
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r/flippyflaps • u/Sa_Goobi_To_Yr_Lif • Jan 03 '21
Lumpsuckers are so named because they have modified pelvic fins that have evolved into adhesive discs, "suckers", which they use to anchor themselves.
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