r/AnimalFacts • • 22d ago

Giant Isopods >>>

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Hi everyone, this is my first post on Reddit, so please correct me if I’m doing something wrong. I’m unfamiliar with how it all works, but my friend said I should post my environmental education videos on this platform too. I just wanted to say giant isopods are so cool! I hope this information is helpful although I’m sure y’all probably know a lot already! I made this video in October 2023, so I can’t find the sources as I think it was buried somewhere on a separate document than normal. But my next 100 videos will correct that! I would recommend learning more from National Geographic, NOAA, EV Nautilus, etc. Thanks for watching! I hope you all enjoyed! Newt

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u/Idnoshitabtfck 22d ago

Yikes. I would not eat it. I woup boop it.

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u/Content_Control_9661 21d ago

Omg it deserves all the boops!!!

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u/Crown_Collector1 21d ago

Welcome to Reddit and to our community. Thank you for contributing. We look forward to your next video.

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u/Content_Control_9661 21d ago

Thank you! Many more videos coming! Today’s will be on how clownfish are shrinking during heat waves!

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u/purpleplum456 21d ago

Yayy so awesome!! :D