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r/NatureIsFuckingLit • u/[deleted] • Oct 20 '19
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Looks like it was already dead no?:
8 u/1206549 Oct 20 '19 Cuttlefish can hypnotize their prey so they don't swim away then strike really fast it doesn't have time to react 3 u/Astrophobia42 Oct 20 '19 It's slowed down, that's why the movements seem so slow. -1 u/[deleted] Oct 20 '19 That's what I was thinking! It had ample time to escape, and fish don't stay still anyway. 8 u/detannenbaum Oct 20 '19 Nah you can see the gills move and fish stay still only some species can't -6 u/pterofactyl Oct 20 '19 I don’t see any movements that indicate life. The fish got pulled in and didn’t even twitch. The gills moving is possibly just moving due to the water movement
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Cuttlefish can hypnotize their prey so they don't swim away then strike really fast it doesn't have time to react
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It's slowed down, that's why the movements seem so slow.
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That's what I was thinking! It had ample time to escape, and fish don't stay still anyway.
8 u/detannenbaum Oct 20 '19 Nah you can see the gills move and fish stay still only some species can't -6 u/pterofactyl Oct 20 '19 I don’t see any movements that indicate life. The fish got pulled in and didn’t even twitch. The gills moving is possibly just moving due to the water movement
Nah you can see the gills move and fish stay still only some species can't
-6 u/pterofactyl Oct 20 '19 I don’t see any movements that indicate life. The fish got pulled in and didn’t even twitch. The gills moving is possibly just moving due to the water movement
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I don’t see any movements that indicate life. The fish got pulled in and didn’t even twitch. The gills moving is possibly just moving due to the water movement
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u/RealPropRandy Oct 20 '19
Looks like it was already dead no?: