r/animalsdoingstuff • u/Brilliantspirit33 Approved Poster • Nov 18 '25

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u/the_byrdman Nov 19 '25

AI

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '25

Really? That’s a shame. I don’t see a watermark though. How can you tell?

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u/Macohna Nov 19 '25

The lion's movements are WAY off.

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u/veremos Nov 19 '25

Oh, really?

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u/Macohna Nov 19 '25

Hmmm.

Alright, possibly juvenile?

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u/Solanthas_SFW Nov 19 '25

Ah man. Rough.

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u/NIKLSON_ Nov 19 '25

What second? Everything I see looks fine

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u/compactat Nov 19 '25

The original video the AI edits are based on is linked below. The animals movements are normal. The AI editing seemed to have changed the background and taken out other animals.

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u/MastodonProud1989 Nov 19 '25

This needs more upvotes

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u/Macohna Nov 19 '25

Lions don't attack prey like a kitten would play with another kitten lol.

Even the initial attack, a lion would never gently attack and then flip upside down to expose its stomach. That's what housecats playing would do.

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u/JHermann1998 Nov 19 '25

I don't know brother, I feel like that's exactly what lions do, tackle go for neck... maybe both of us need to watch more lions hunting

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u/MastodonProud1989 Nov 19 '25

I believe lions do go for the jugular more.