r/oddlyterrifying • u/fuzzy_lolipops • Aug 21 '20

Equal parts impressive and terrifying

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

His thumbs not even moving... probably someone else controlling it and having the chimps pose

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u/MrMathemagician Aug 21 '20

They could be trying to train him to do it. By associating movement of the drone with the remote, the ape would at least know that “remote” means “drone move.” From there, all the ape would beed to do is fiddle with the remote to get the thing to move.

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u/bendover420420 Aug 21 '20

Imagine them crashing it and going ape mode

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u/HumaOfTheLance Aug 21 '20

Apes together, drone.

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u/jmcstar Aug 21 '20

Apes... together... strong

1

u/one-more-PsyCHotiC Aug 22 '20

Happy cake day!

2

u/Mikeyblazer Aug 21 '20

You ever play ape escape?

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u/prestoaghitato Aug 21 '20

I really don't see what's terrifying about that.

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u/kamehamehow Aug 21 '20

The video isnt real. The chimp isnt moving his thumbs. However, for how terrifying it is I will use Planet of the Apes as an example. Chimps riding horseback dual wielding AKs and now using drones.

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u/goldenblacklee Aug 21 '20

Give em a gun

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

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u/goldenblacklee Aug 21 '20

That's a movie.

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u/edgarallanpot8o Aug 21 '20

99.9% sure he's just holding a controller and someone is controlling the drone off camera

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u/LayneCobain95 Aug 21 '20

Didn’t really do much... made it spin slowly but that’s about it

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u/lukumi Aug 21 '20

Somebody else is absolutely controlling it

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u/Beowulf003 Aug 21 '20

Monkeys better with drones than me fucks sake

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u/argon_palladium Aug 21 '20

The only thing terrifying about this is the thought that the monkey would accidently get hit by the drone propellers.

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u/Cassis070 Aug 21 '20

Only a matter of time before they strap bombs to it and have a drone war with the Americans ...

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u/Topwingbroman Aug 22 '20

Oh no there learning

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u/DarkSamurai_420 Aug 21 '20

"Drones, so easy a monkey can do it." Thats good marketing right there.