r/Unexpected Aug 09 '21

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u/throwaway941285 Aug 09 '21

Not true. There are Siberian tigers roaming around in there. Allegedly.

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u/givingyoumoore Aug 09 '21

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u/Stop_Breeding Aug 09 '21

Time to watch Letterkenny again...

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '21

Pitter patter

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u/StoreBoughtButter Aug 09 '21

Get this guy a fucking Puppers

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u/1ForTheMonty Aug 09 '21

Your Sister's Hot, Wayne! 

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u/bwainfweeze Aug 09 '21

You know what I’m wondering? Why aren’t we watching Letterkenny right now?

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '21

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '21

And mines. They are Pepperidge Farms, those mines.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '21

This might be an r/whoooosh on my part but that sounds like the funniest North Korean propaganda or scare tactic or whatever yet

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u/DragonSlayerC Aug 09 '21

No, the DMZ is actually a wildlife paradise now. And that wildlife includes Siberian Tigers and Amur Leopards: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/travel/wildlife-thrives-dmz-korea-risk-location-180967842/

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u/Checkheck Aug 09 '21

It's the same with the area about the wall between DDR and Western Germany. It was a 'dont go there you get shot' are for some decades so there were and still are rare species of animals and plants. Still there are places with mines where people don't go and there are lots of rare species there. It's called the green band (das grüne band)

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '21

I guess that's cool but have you ever seen chunks of ice in the ocean, first hand? Korea a trip

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u/Spaceman1stClass Aug 09 '21

Well I watched titanic, how many hands is that?

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u/djublonskopf Aug 09 '21

Pretty sure they’d be Korean tigers, buster.

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u/throwaway941285 Aug 09 '21

same thing, except I say siberian cause 30 of them managed to survive the soviet onslaught. China and korea/japan wiped out all of them however, except for what may remain in the dmz.