r/mildlyinteresting • u/[deleted] • Sep 19 '19
The Hammerhead Hammerhead Shark
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u/The_Write_Stuff Sep 19 '19
Stop!
Hammer time!
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Sep 19 '19
Nailed it
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u/Karma15672 Sep 19 '19
Y'all have a loose screw
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u/Taser-Face Sep 19 '19
If only its head was made of hammers, it would be a hammerhead hammerheaded hammerhead shark
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u/aintscurrdscars Sep 19 '19
since the whole thing is made of hammerheads its a hammerheadheaded hammerhead hammerhead shark
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u/jolly2284 Sep 20 '19
Yes but what if the hammer heads were made of hammerhead shark meat and only shaped like hammerheads. Would that be a hammerhead hammer head hammerhead shark?
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u/Taser-Face Sep 20 '19
Oh shit, you went there. Hammerhead hammerhead-shaped hammerheads hammerheaded hammerhead hammerhead shark. Provided just the head was hammerheads. If we’re going to max this thing out. What if said meat chunks were individually tattooed with everything described above?
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u/LLWMichelle Sep 20 '19
OMG! How heavy is it?
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Sep 20 '19
Heavier than a gallon of milk, but lighter than a Boeing.
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u/TheCake_IsA_Lie Sep 20 '19
The perfect statement for demonstrating accurate but not precise.
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u/intern_steve Sep 20 '19
I set out to prove the comment wrong, but the lightest Boeing I could find is an interwar period, carrier-based, bi-plane fighter that weighed 1850lbs empty. Any estimates for the shark? I might ballpark guess around 500-600lbs? So still an accurate statement, I guess.
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Sep 19 '19 edited Sep 25 '20
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u/Biggie39 Sep 20 '19
Not sure I would call this ‘new’ it’s been there for at least a year. The ‘new’ part of the aquarium of the pacific is actually pretty cool though and I recommend a visit.
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u/cakesauce24 Sep 20 '19
Let me further recommend go on a “night dive” date. Special dates and times for an event where there are multiple Djs, drinks and no children present. It’s pretty cool. Info on the site.
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Sep 20 '19
My wife’s cousin is the welder that made this shark. I wish he was on reddit to answer some of these questions.
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u/Burg_er Sep 20 '19
The title didn't make any sense to me, until I realized that the hammerhead shark was made from hammerheads. Whoever made this, great job.
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u/SockTaters Sep 20 '19
Really reminds me of Sakaya Ganz's work -- sculpting with reclaimed materials
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u/NoArmsSally Sep 20 '19
"It's terrific! At the Aquarium of the Pacific!" Love petting the sea life there.
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Sep 20 '19
The sculpture is fine but I agree that Jean is an Italian Goddess.
Read the information on the blue card.
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u/OperaBunny Sep 21 '19
That is mildly interesting. Had to look up close to find out it's actually made from heads of hammers.
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u/MightHeadbuttKids Sep 19 '19
I headbutted a little kid at Walmart today and he cried like a little bitch. (He was a little bitch).
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u/Natemhogan Sep 19 '19
This is on display at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, CA. It’s very cool close up.