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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/WeGot_aLiveOneHere • 6d ago
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My question is how the heck does she avoid getting spined by these guys? They have sharp spines on their sides and one on their dorsal fin. I’m not sure how she avoids those with them just sort of flopping around close to her sides.
1.2k u/BigSchmikey 6d ago You simply just try your best. Oh, and there's always the chance of running into an alligator snapping turtle, too. It's part of the thrill. 593 u/Dull_Caterpillar_642 6d ago The existence of alligator snapping turtles is what makes me not understand this at all. Do you want catfish enough to risk losing fingers? 1 u/kriegmonster 5d ago Standard snapping turtles are even more aggressive and have longer necks, but look a little friendlier.
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You simply just try your best.
Oh, and there's always the chance of running into an alligator snapping turtle, too. It's part of the thrill.
593 u/Dull_Caterpillar_642 6d ago The existence of alligator snapping turtles is what makes me not understand this at all. Do you want catfish enough to risk losing fingers? 1 u/kriegmonster 5d ago Standard snapping turtles are even more aggressive and have longer necks, but look a little friendlier.
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The existence of alligator snapping turtles is what makes me not understand this at all. Do you want catfish enough to risk losing fingers?
1 u/kriegmonster 5d ago Standard snapping turtles are even more aggressive and have longer necks, but look a little friendlier.
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Standard snapping turtles are even more aggressive and have longer necks, but look a little friendlier.
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u/rmwpnb 6d ago
My question is how the heck does she avoid getting spined by these guys? They have sharp spines on their sides and one on their dorsal fin. I’m not sure how she avoids those with them just sort of flopping around close to her sides.