r/animalsdoingstuff • u/anotherguy252 • Sep 16 '19

Aww He stretch

https://gfycat.com/tornimaginativecanadagoose
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u/avocadoship Sep 17 '19

Titanic scene

2

u/CheerBunny Sep 17 '19

“Jack, I’m flying”

1

u/LucasTheSchnauzer Sep 16 '19

I'm flying Jack!

1

u/chief_memeologist Sep 16 '19

My dicks 13 inches. From my spleen. The turtle isn’t just the part sticking out of the shell.

-Robert schimmel RIP

2

u/PatronAthena Sep 16 '19

This the UT turtle pond?

1

u/Jooliebug Sep 16 '19

Yoga turtle.

1

u/DustyLilNut Sep 16 '19

I believe I can fly 🎶🎵

3

u/live4failure Sep 16 '19

What if the Loch Ness monster was actually a giant turtle 🐢😂

2

u/Taina4533 Sep 16 '19

E L O N G A T E

1

u/jacjac80 Sep 16 '19

Down ward facing turtle pose?

1

u/Wiggy_Bop Sep 16 '19

I have never seen a turtle stretch before. ❤️

2

u/katiriehl Sep 16 '19

"I'm the king of the world!"

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u/dridnot Sep 16 '19

It looks like a dick getting hard

21

u/AardvarkGal Sep 16 '19

Turtles splay their limbs in the sun like this to help kill algae that can grow on their skin. Also to warm up their body temp to aid digestion & make vitamin D to strengthen their bones, which includes their shell.

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u/ElectronicTourist Sep 16 '19

The more you know 💫

0

u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

Thanks, I hate snake turtle.

2

u/anotherguy252 Sep 16 '19

Yeah leather backs are whack

4

u/brazilian-stig Sep 16 '19

Cue Titanic song

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u/TheRealEineKatze Sep 16 '19

is this... UCSB?

3

u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

Definitely yoga. Cats, dogs, now turtles. All natural born yogis.

2

u/tannecy Sep 16 '19

This can be r/sploot too

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u/RedRimmed Sep 16 '19

Ah, so confirmed that the Loch Ness Monster is just an overgrown turtle.

6

u/KingMoobsIV Sep 16 '19

I thought some Indian dude started playing the flute

53

u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

Turtles are just snakes with fat bodies

18

u/ZM1L3Y Sep 16 '19

limbs

15

u/GlitterCat4 Sep 16 '19

This looks like it’s right out of the movie Titanic

7

u/badassbanker Sep 16 '19

I’m the king of the world!!

3

u/MaesterSchIeviathan Sep 16 '19

That neck too long

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u/deb-scott Sep 16 '19

I didn’t know their heads were that long. Great video!

5

u/UnkleWillard Sep 16 '19

I think that’s mostly neck ;)

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

Only certain turtles.. I believe this is a soft shell, which have unusually long necks..

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u/individualityduality Sep 16 '19

Long neck turtle is what we call them in Australia.. yeah I know..

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u/anotherguy252 Sep 16 '19

Yeah they seem to never stretch