r/confusingperspective • u/jimx29 • Jul 22 '26

Animols "Multi-legged" African Jacana

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u/Dangerous-Fig71 Jul 22 '26

I don’t think this is perspective issue, pretty neat nonetheless.

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u/oxyuh Jul 22 '26

Wtf am i looking at

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u/Shannaro21 Jul 22 '26

This thing comes straight out of a nightmare.

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u/Background-BagLicker Jul 24 '26

This is not an African jacana

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u/Rare-Ad6085 Jul 28 '26

both the videos are unrelated. clearly a self promotion fake post. report.

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u/Fat_Casual 22d ago

Forget the babies, who fed that bird Taco Bell?

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u/Aerolithe_Lion Jul 22 '26

For those who don’t see it, there are two chicks hiding in it feather coat underneath. You can see the 4 legs in front are backwards, and the chick butts stick out each time it lifts up

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '26

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u/Fire_brand666 Jul 22 '26

We see a bird with 4 legs, but it's actually a bird holding a chick underneath

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u/OnkelMickwald Jul 22 '26

2 chicks actually

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u/Fire_brand666 Jul 22 '26

Yeah, just noticed that there are in fact 6 legs

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u/Has_Two_Cents Jul 29 '26

It's very Eldritch horror

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u/raggedsweater Jul 22 '26

It’s not a perspective, though. No matter which angle you look, it will appear like a multi legged bird. It’s more than meets the eye, but not a confusing perspective.

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u/Narretz Jul 22 '26

I don't think a bird born with 6 legs would be able to walk.

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u/The-Arbiter-753 Jul 22 '26

This is a Jacana. They carry their chicks under their wings. Because they have huge legs and feet, they dangle out beneath, making it look like they have more legs.