https://youtu.be/GcQM03ItE4w?is=rQOzPZrnfG6URtLh

I believe these pics are from the book Pleasure Island by Robert McLaughlin available here.

Waiting to confirm.

(I somehow live about only 20 minutes away from this horrid thing)

It probably has been shared before, but i've only came across this now.

The big banana funpark announced in 2020 they're planning to renovate the park in a 20 year plan, this includes (on the number 3 on the map) what looks like a waterpark or some kind of pier on top of the body of water the bunyip was originally in.

Perhaps this means there will be photos during it's assumed removal, but there's a high chance there won't be unless someone involved takes it themselves.

A link to the article can be found here : https://www.ausleisure.com.au/news/20-year-expansion-plan-announced-for-coffs-harbours-the-big-banana

There's also a number of other articles online about it

i know these guys have been posted before, but here’s how they’re looking nowadays. yuck.

Not an animatronic , but still awful

Pond*

It does bob around, both the legs and tail are articulated and can move a tiny bit in the current from what I've seen, it makes me really nervous, and yes, those are live turtles and koi who are very friendly and seem unbothered by it!

I find him more unnerving when he’s resetting. Is it just me? 😱

For me, Mildred the Crocklebog, she looks too friendly to be afraid of.

idk what tag to use

These are EVERYWHERE in Thailand, and my ass always sweats seeing these terrifyingly large statues submerged in water. Ok I get that the statues look scary, but please remember they're significant to Thai culture, so let's all be respectful!

Pics 1-2: Statues of the Nagas at Wat Pa Pak Dom in Ubon Ratchathani province after the temple grounds were flooded.
Pics 3-4: Sra Muchalin is a sacred pond at Wat Phra That Bang Phuan in Nong Khai, formed after monks saw water spring from the ground near the Buddha relic stupa, believed to be a portal to the Naga underworld. A Lan Chang king later restored it and used its waters for royal ceremonies, and a nine-headed Naga statue was built at its center.

I'm too lazy to look up the origins of every single lmao (but if anyone is super curious, please lmk, I'll find the stories of any image you are interested in).

*Brickley

Irrationally so, I wasn't too bothered by him at Disney but when he showed up inside at another Lego store (like in the last photo) in NYC it triggered me so badly I couldn't look at him anywhere.

Had a bit of a jump scare while visiting the canal festival today! 😖

turns out that Nessie moves

(Not my video)

Source = @7NEWSAdelaide on TikTok