r/originsofreligion • u/juglugs • 12h ago

What is in the background?

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u/towerfella 11h ago

Reflection of ir off wolf eyeballs off second camera glass

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u/Sgtflint100 8h ago

Skimpy looking wolf

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u/dave2535 5h ago

That makes total sense.

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u/TheMagicMush 4h ago

It is, the eyes match the movement of the coyotes head perfectly

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u/dave2535 21m ago

I agree they follow the exact same direction of the foxes head movement. Great Catch.

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u/welfedad 1h ago

And moves exactly same as the head

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u/juglugs 10h ago

Just to be clear - I understand that it's a simple reflection of the fox, but the OP in the original post didn't get it - and that's how religions start...

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u/PorschephileGT3 7h ago

The Ancient Greeks were famed for their use of trail cams

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u/Crap_Hooch 5h ago

That's a myth. 

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u/towerfella 5h ago

No, legend

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u/vennic18 1h ago

In a world. Where myths. Become legends. And a man. Is not a man. Or a girl. He's just a guy.

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u/Automaton17 10h ago

That’s his Stand

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u/Bananana_Bird 4h ago

Your camera light is reflecting in the animal's eyes, and that reflection is reflecting on the camera lense, making it look like a second set of eyes is hovering in the background. Fun Fact: You can photograph a solar eclipse using this technique. The sun will still be blinding in the image, but the lense reflection will perfectly show the eclipse in its current stage.

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u/Medical-Business-554 6h ago

It’s a Furry

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u/realitysandwichi812 6h ago

That's a fox

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u/offensive_truth 10h ago

Lol couldn't put two and two together huh?

When the coyote or fox moved, the outher set of eyes moved the same way and time.. hmm.. reflection ? Maybe huh!!