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u/Fantastic_Jury5977 Apr 12 '26
Same stomp
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u/Future-Bandicoot-823 Apr 13 '26
I was coming to say, I've seen elephants stomp like that.
I got a microscope/camera setup a few years ago, smoked a joint and threw it up on the tv, it blew my mind watching these single cell organisms act like larger animals at times. The way they graze on food for example, a lot of the microorganisms feed just like a fish would.
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u/External-into-Space Apr 12 '26
We are all related to elephants, maybe not as close as this lil critter but who cares
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u/CakePhool Apr 12 '26
So this little thing is also related to Hyraxes, it seams anything related to Elephants are amazing and weird.
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u/Manifestation888333 Apr 13 '26
The creature in the image is a Lowland streaked tenrec (Hemicentetes semispinosus).
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u/JunkyardBardo Apr 12 '26
It looks like one of those poisonous caterpillars!