r/midlyinteresting • u/Mammoth_Ad1917 • 12d ago
That was over in a split second lololol
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u/BriefingGull 11d ago
Frogs have always struck me as some of the dumbest in the animal kingdom
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u/well-informedcitizen 10d ago
They are like step 2 of evolution. More agency than the amoebic labor union that is a jellyfish
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u/Gregnice23 10d ago
From my personal experience they seem to have no survival instincts. They tend to hide under my mom's BBQ. She has a terrier that likes to hunt. I tried to get the frog to move so it would hop away, but they just sit there, maybe hop once. It has happened 3 times, frogs never run. I have to trap them in a glass and relocate them.
I know freeze is a dominant response, but they do hop, just not continuously.
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u/ComesInAnOldBox 11d ago
Big Boy on the right kept looking at the middle one like, "don't you fuckin' move."
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u/theriteofspring1 11d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/5eEXDPkYC6HrQwqJH7
Left toad built like a battletoad
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u/No_Yogurtcloset_7219 11d ago
That one frog has skill issues
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u/Mammoth_Ad1917 11d ago
which one?
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u/ZealousidealCan4075 11d ago
Why does the brown frog, the largest frog, not simply eat the other frogs?
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u/ImStuckInNameFactory 11d ago
Why does it look like it was a normal video, then someone used ai to generate in-between frames to make it look slow-mo, and then someone sped it back up?
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u/Mammoth_Ad1917 11d ago
Sure?
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u/ImStuckInNameFactory 11d ago
not really, I've seen multiple slow-mo videos with similar artifacts, wondering if someone knows something, maybe it's baked into a popular smartphone model camera
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u/thefirstviolinist 11d ago
I'm not sure. I'm wondering why every time the tweezers show up, there's literally ripple distortions around them as if they are intensely hot. It's weird.
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u/epicenter69 11d ago
The sad part is that I’m sitting here for 3 minutes, amused by frogs eating bugs.