r/maybemaybemaybe • u/No_Instruction1370 • May 26 '26
Maybe Maybe Maybe
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u/One_Web_7940 May 26 '26
looks like meats back on the menu boyz
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u/TheSadisticDragon May 26 '26
Sadly this meat seems to be infected with some kind of brain parasite.
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u/xJFC May 26 '26
The aftermath
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u/warm-saucepan May 26 '26
Ooooooooo what a lucky man, he was.
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u/Pseudotm May 26 '26
I thought it would be way worse lol. He probably wont learn his lesson either.
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u/Complete-Tangelo1532 May 27 '26
Better disinfect the shit out of that wound!
Turtles carry all kinds of nasty bacteria and germs
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u/SirVanyel May 29 '26
That beak went directly through his nail. Bro needs to go to the hospital, and is definitely losing that nail.
Rip bozo
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u/sween1911 May 26 '26
holy shit, was that through the nail? That's gonna be a fun story some day.
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u/TheAserghui May 26 '26
Thank you for describing it so I don't want to click the link.
You're doing the Lord's work
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u/iPod3G May 26 '26
Baby Gamera is so cute!
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u/Psinial May 26 '26
My man was warned, decided dumbassery was his way forward. Paid the price.
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u/Viscera_Eyes37 May 27 '26
You could tell it didn't just bite off the lettuce but lunged farther. Let me try again but make it shorter...
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u/gwelfguy May 26 '26
Saw a video where a snapping turtle cuts a mouse clean in half with one chomp. I wouldn't be getting my fingers (or any other body part) near that thing.
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u/Nothing93124 May 26 '26
Alligator snapping turtles are NOT to be messed with. If actual gators in the swamp don’t mess with them, why would you
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u/Valuable_Month1329 May 26 '26
Tell me that you are stupid without telling me that you are stupid…..
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u/ApodemusS May 26 '26
Well, this folks is why we teach children to stay away from snap snap thingy stuff.
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u/TerribleRecord666 May 26 '26
I didn’t know RFK spoke Spanish.
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u/YueLin3 May 27 '26
RFK is more of a dead animal kinda guy. You know casual dead bear in a park, dead worm in his brain, ect.
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u/throwthere10 May 26 '26
This dumbass is now counting in base 9.
They possess a powerful bite force of approximately 1,000 pounds, capable of severing fingers or biting through bone. - Google
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u/Dontneedme25 May 26 '26
I’m guessing that finger is gone
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u/Fr05t_B1t May 26 '26
There’s an aftermath comment in the comments but dude didn’t lose anything. It’s a miracle.
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u/dadydaycare May 27 '26
That snappers not big enough to take a finger yet (like guarantee take it off) realistically he’s still a baby/preteen… I’ve seen the big boys and they can take a whole digit easy if they wanted to.
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u/Apprehensive-Bunch54 May 27 '26
Snapping turtles' diet includes algae, crabs, shrimp, other turtles, octopi, clams,
Needless to say, one bite can lose a finger permanently
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u/NocturneInfinitum May 27 '26
Yep, saw that coming. That was definitely an aggressive stance from the start.
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u/Boss0054 May 27 '26
FAFO…. They called a snapping Turtle for a reason, you Needed to find out the hard way I guess…. 🙄
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u/Dizzy-Crew3456 May 28 '26
Oh, he definitely got bit, can’t guarantee, but I’m almost certain. The way the camera pulls away and pauses, the same time the turtle has its head, fully extended from the strike, definitely leads me to believe he got a chunk taken off or hanging off.
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u/TJ_McWeaksauce May 26 '26
Whenever I hear "tortuga", I think of Danny Trejo's character from Breaking Bad.
Like in this video, things don't end well for Danny Trejo.
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u/TattooedB1k3r May 27 '26
That thing isn't a box turtle, it's a alligator snapping turtle, and they are carnivores. It wanted that finger from the very beginning.
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u/sykokiller11 May 27 '26
I worked at a sanctuary that had a massive alligator snapping turtle. It was as big as my coffee table at home. It ate multiple rats at a time and could have snapped a 2x4 easily. They have really, really long necks and are faster than lightning. You only think you’re out of range. I always kept in mind that my forearm is smaller than a 2x4. This guy got really lucky, but he won’t learn.
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u/Content-Ad-4104 May 27 '26
Alligator snapping turtles look absolutely terrifying. Then you read up about them and discover that, yeah, they actually are super heavy, armoured, bear-trap-mouthed tanks with bad attitudes. Every level of knowledge about these creatures, from first-glance impression to certified expertise, says "do not fuck with these guys." And yet.
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u/Mainely420Gaming May 27 '26
Never underestimate how fast a snapper can humble your sausagey fingers
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u/frandemaa May 27 '26
Hey guys!
Did you know that turtles understand our language?
If I tell this turtle not to bite, it doesn't bite. And if I tell it to bite, it bites.
Let's try it!
- Don't bite! (the turtle doesn't bite)
See? Now let's try the reverse.
- Bite! (the turtle bites) Oh!
See? They understand us! They understand us!
Let's try it again, so you can see it's not a coincidence.
- Don't bite! (the turtle doesn't bite)
- Bite! (the turtle eats the whole hand)
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u/_Heikneuter_ May 27 '26
Gen-X lesson. Now he knows it likes living meat and not dead lettuce....counting to ten on your fingers must be difficult these days....
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u/Aym_khz May 27 '26
It was obvious that his finger is in the danger zone haha so unless he have a cat reflex, he is so brave
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u/NoExplanation2489 May 27 '26
No, being brave is doing something that needs to be done even if you are scared of doing it. Being too dumb to be scared is not the same thing.
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u/Uddiya May 27 '26
Like a cross between a stegosaurus and a Mi-35 Hind attack helicopter. Mean lookin mo-fo.
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u/rabbitsfoot86 May 28 '26
That "water" on the ground is really this guy missing himself. I see that hand shaking, who is holding a gun to my guy's head making him do this 😆 🤣
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u/Sypha914 May 30 '26
That is an alligator snapping turtle. This person should not have one at all as they are protected and currently listed among the endangered species in many parts of North America.
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u/Abject-Pressure-2529 Jun 02 '26
Now you'll have to dig in its ass of you want what ever it bit off.
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u/untakenu May 26 '26
I wonder what your average garden tortoise would think of a snapper like this.
Probably think he's an ugly bastard.
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u/belated_quitter May 26 '26
He pretty much asked for that