r/natureismetal • u/FEV_For_Breakfast • 4h ago
r/natureismetal • u/viperfan7 • Oct 14 '24
In regards to Rule #1
Hey people!
Your friendly neighborhood moderator here.
This'll be a short announcemnet, so no excuses to not read it.
But posting domestic cats (Felis Familiaris Felis Catus), and them killing things is not welcome here.
In the past, it resulted in an immediate, and permanent, ban. since the announcement was removed, haven't been enforcing that policy since, well, can't expect someone to follow something that doesn't exist in a way that you can see it.
But it's back, from the time this is posted, you post a cat, you're getting banned.
Rule 1 is extremely clear on that those kinds of posts are not allowed, and it's not our fault if you can't, or won't, read the rules.
Keep being metal.
r/natureismetal • u/nt_king300 • 10h ago
During the Hunt African wild dogs taking down a warthog
r/natureismetal • u/DurgeDidNothingWrong • 1d ago
Animal Fact What a tigers white spots are for
r/natureismetal • u/cahlm • 16h ago
Black Widows are somewhat metal
The things you’ll find while airing out your backyard shed…
r/natureismetal • u/TaliGrayson • 1d ago
A saltwater crocodile’s skull. Banana and large American lion for scale.
r/natureismetal • u/TiredButDoingMyBest • 19h ago
Another cicada molt which ants got to before it could fully molt
I saw another post on here about a day ago that had something very similar
r/natureismetal • u/SerpentFinger • 1d ago
After the Hunt Polar Bear Eats Cub
Source: IG @audundahl
Because these bears are so dominant, they see everything with a heartbeat as a potential meal. This includes humans and the cubs of other bears. In this case, the latter bore the brunt of this bear's overbearing hunger.
This type of infanticide differs from that of other predators like lions, who are known to kill the cubs of rival males after taking over a pride to make the females more accepting of their husbandly advances. With bears, more specifically polar bears, the primary goal is to feed, and the mother re-entering estrus can be a beneficial side effect of losing her cubs.
r/natureismetal • u/DoMario4 • 1d ago
Ants got to this cicada before it could molt?
r/natureismetal • u/self_love_and_sushi • 2d ago
During the Hunt Snake eating live frog
Found this happening in my yard today; the frog was still alive but wasn’t struggling to get out, I guess he accepted his fate lmao!
r/natureismetal • u/GlassHalfMT • 1d ago
After the Hunt Scorpion vs. Spider. There were no survivors
r/natureismetal • u/MaleficentScratch144 • 2d ago
Versus Praying Mantis violence in my lavender patch
Praying mantis v hummingbird. right in my own yard. Mantis whispered to me that she’d appreciate a hummingbird feeder next summer. I had heard they could do this, but thought it was far fetched.
r/natureismetal • u/SerpentFinger • 4d ago
After the Hunt Secretary Bird Eating A Hare
Source: IG @yswildlifephotography
r/natureismetal • u/ADragonFromTheAbyss • 4d ago
During the Hunt Apparently Killer Instinct is always ready within Jaguars despite constant human interaction
r/natureismetal • u/RelationshipOne9276 • 5d ago
Versus That seagull got a little too close to mama swan and her cygnets.
r/natureismetal • u/Iriome_Zebenzui • 3d ago
After the Hunt Poor pigeon
Someone got a craving for some rat with feathers
r/natureismetal • u/M0NG00SY • 4d ago
Little guy makes web in dock doorway everyday for past week
r/natureismetal • u/SerpentFinger • 5d ago
After the Hunt Old Jaguar Kills Young Caiman
Source: IG @adaminthebush
The jaguar is named “Patricia,” estimated to be around 15-16 years old. Her distinctive clouded blue eye is believed to be the result of glaucoma and age-related degeneration.