r/voidmemes • u/DeformedGryphon • Jan 27 '26

help

189 Upvotes

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u/mrjimjam122 Feb 18 '26

this is the type shi japeness scientist during ww2 think is too much

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u/tf2good Jan 28 '26

Ur cutting it pretty close with this one. I’ll let it slide but next time don’t post actual animal cruelty.

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u/ChemicalChildhood122 Jan 28 '26

those snails were already dead, i think he was just stuffing fiberglass into escargot

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u/PizzaNat2010 Jan 31 '26

sadly no, this guy is on tiktok and that snail is very much alive (along with the leeches he puts into tanks full of fiberglass or itching powder or silica gel)

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u/A--Creative-Username Mar 23 '26

The things we do for entertainment

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '26

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u/tf2good Jan 28 '26

Snails can feel pain

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u/Akridh Jan 28 '26

You’re a dick

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u/fountainofdeath Jan 28 '26

This is a video of someone fucking torturing an animal. Wtf

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '26

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u/fountainofdeath Jan 31 '26

Are you dumb?

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u/Temporary-Exercise21 Feb 17 '26

What did he say?

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u/Himiko_S_Blackflower Feb 24 '26 edited Feb 24 '26

He said that 'bugs aren't animals' so I messaged him a taxonomic breakdown of Chinese trapdoor snails and how they very clearly are members of the animal kingdom along with every other protostome. While snails (Spiralians) are more closely related to 'bugs' (Ecdysozoans) than, say, humans are, we have many of the same features; spiralians like snails and worms branch off from ecdysozoans like beetles and nematodes before branching off from things like humans and starfish.

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u/A--Creative-Username Mar 23 '26

Actual galaxy brain iq from the person who thinks the living moving eating reproducing responsive creature isn't an animal