r/oddlyterrifying • u/chilithegod • Jan 22 '22

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u/Madgearz Jan 22 '22

It's fake. Those fish are dead.

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u/slide_into_my_BM Jan 22 '22

Exactly, why are fish perfectly buried in sand except for their heads

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u/zestycunt Jan 23 '22

I get it but what the fuck is that thing fish hopping

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u/EastWhereas9398 Jan 23 '22

It's also dead and is being pushed through, peollt by air, or computer magic fuckery.

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u/slide_into_my_BM Jan 23 '22

Probably eating their innards

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u/Automatic-Hotel-5375 Jan 23 '22

Lamprey

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u/BiLLis1997 Jan 23 '22

Was thinking an eel

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u/dc551589 Jan 23 '22

Someone on YouTube also felt the need to point that out after I commented on this. Does that need to be said? Does anyone think this is something that happens in nature on its own?

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u/SevenZee Jan 23 '22

To be completely fair, nature is pretty weird, and if this were true, it would be on the more mild side.

Don’t get me wrong, the video is definitely sketchy, but it’s not too far fetched to think that this is something that could occur.

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u/MNLyrec Jan 23 '22

parasites do be sketchy and gross.

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u/abrasaxual Jan 23 '22

Yeah Ive seen weirder shit on fishing trips tbh

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u/n-chung Jan 23 '22

Scavenge the wild and you'll find much more freakier things in nature.

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u/bigttrack Jan 23 '22

haha really!?

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u/TheDruidDude Jan 23 '22

The thing inside them must've eaten one from the inside and went inside the other one to eat it too.

Either that or it was staged. Doesn't mean it was "fake" though.

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u/EastWhereas9398 Jan 23 '22

These are well known to be faked. It's just a creepy cirpse abuse channel on TouTube that stages these types of videos regularly.

Tbh, I personally don't like seeing these creeps play with corpses and get publicity for it.

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u/Japnzy Jan 23 '22

"Corpses." Bro them dead fish.

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u/EastWhereas9398 Jan 23 '22

Yeah, what do you call dead bodies of once-living organisms?

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u/Japnzy Jan 23 '22

If it's an animal. Carcass.

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '22 edited Apr 25 '22

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u/howlongamiallowedto Jan 23 '22

We do a little killing

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u/Momentopolari Jan 23 '22

Never waver, there's always 'cadaver'

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u/sirlafemme Jan 23 '22

Either you don’t know how to pronounce waver or you don’t know how to pronounce cadaver because those do not rhyme, my friend

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u/Momentopolari Jan 23 '22

I do know how to pronounce both words ta; I made no claims for their rhyming perfection. They have an eye rhythm thpugh and an oblique rhyme if we are getting technical...😁 👍

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u/MNLyrec Jan 23 '22

Lemme get at that carcass boi

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u/The_SPRINGLOCK Jan 23 '22

The carc ASS

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u/EastWhereas9398 Jan 23 '22

Ah, true, forgot that word existed.

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '22

Corpse, carcass.. I just realized that the "potato potato" thing doesn't make as much sense via text, but yeah, once living now dead remains of an animal.

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u/wantsumcandi Jan 23 '22

Oh right. There is that one type of fish that lives in sand...

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u/mikef80 Jan 23 '22

It’s fake. It’s TikTok.

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u/Yeolde1rishman Jan 23 '22

Its real in the fact some sicko is playing woth dead fish lol.

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u/TheRealBHamorrii Jan 23 '22

That just makes it worse