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Tagging And Blood Tests For Bison. Just To Give You An Idea Of How Big They Are, This Male Weighs Around 3000lbs

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Guy MacGregor 4 years ago

Approx. 1360 kgs

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An Adult Ocean Sunfish Compared To Them At Birth

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Lilli Stanard 4 years ago

Awwww the wittle baby weeeee guys😍😍😍😍

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We usually imagine felines as cute little furballs who, no matter how fast they grow up, still fit into our lap just fine. But there’s one cat breed known as the Maine coon that can easily reach up to 40 inches. In comparison, the average size of an adult domestic cat comes in at as little as 8 to 10 inches.

In order to find out more about the scale of these massive felines, Bored Panda reached out to Jess Beckwith, a professional Maine coon breeder based in the United Kingdom from RudyCats.co.uk. Jess told us that Maine coons are referred to “as the dogs of the cat world, not only because of their incredible personalities, but also because of their size.”

They’re the biggest domestic cats and can range from 11 to 33 pounds when fully grown. Two of Jess’s “young neutered boys currently hit the scales at around 21 pounds.” Meanwhile, the largest Maine coon is named Barivel and he measures a whopping 3 feet and 11.2 inches from head to tail tip. That makes him longer than a baseball bat.

However impressive the scale of Maine coons may be, it’s not the most important feature when it comes to exhibitions. Jess said that “good bone structure, features, and the ‘not too extreme’ look is best, as well as temperament and health, of course,” are more important for winning a title in the big game.

Meet Patrick, The World’s Oldest And Largest Wombat

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Agfox 4 years ago

Except Patrick died 3 years ago - he was much mourned by staff & local Ballarat residents

156points

Giant African Land Snail

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Rissie 4 years ago

Is he posing for the picture?

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This big boy who resembles an oversized guinea pig is, in fact, a nocturnal marsupial known as a wombat (Vombatus ursinus). Patrick has stolen people's hearts by being both incredibly cute and gigantic. Weighing 84 pounds, he is one of the largest (and oldest) wombats ever to have lived.

Only quite recently, a new, wombat-like species was discovered in Australia called Makupirna nambensis, which literally translates to “big bones” in the aboriginal language. The creature’s remains are now one of the oldest fossils found in the area, thought to date back to 25 million years ago.This boy could have weighed 330 pounds, which is more than five adult wombats living today.

Yet, Makupirna is still not the biggest. The absolute record-breaking wombat-like creature was called Diprotodon and it weighed over two tons. This powerful beast could have lived until 11,700 years ago.

My Dad And My Dog (Dad Is 6'2")

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Kirk Helfrich 4 years ago

That's not a dog. It's a rare breed of minature horse.

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I Have Severely Underestimated The Size Of A Moose

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Mohammad Ammar 4 years ago

Yeah they're more similar to camels than deer.

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Complete Unit

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Wendy Franck 4 years ago

Flemish giant! They are so sweet!

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Maine Coon vs. Siamese Size Comparison

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Maryam Siddiqui 4 years ago

wow, well u know what they say cuteness comes in all shapes and sizes

95points

#10

Minazo The Southern Elephant Seal Was Known For His Blue Bucket, He Lived In Japan's Enoshima Aquarium Until His Death In 2005

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Scagsy 4 years ago

R.I.P. Big Guy

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#11

Lion's Head Compared To Man's Head. Absolute Unit

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Lilli Stanard 4 years ago

i wanna boop him

165points

#12

A Full Size Snapping Turtle Compared To What Most People Think Is A Full Size Snapping Turtle

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Anne 4 years ago

holy s**t.. that can take of a leg

170points

#13

Salt Water Crocodile

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N G 4 years ago

Hmmm, my favourite.. a can of human...nom nom nom..

192points

#14

Ever Wonder How Big An Eagle Talon Is?

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wild lover 4 years ago

wisit www.outbaaz.com to know more information about wildlife

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#15

A Whale Skull With A Human For Scale

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Maryam Siddiqui 4 years ago

danggg that should be on that one post in which people reimagined what aliens would remake animals based on their skull.

114points

#16

Believe It Or Not, This Is One Of The Least Dangerous Spiders We Have In Australia

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Steve Barnett 4 years ago

Yep, Huntsman spider, harmless. But if I came across it I'd s**t myself eleven months of sundays.

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#17

This Is How Huge A Moose Is

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Pusfarm 4 years ago

I guess Bullwinkle wasn't a particularly accurate portrayal.

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#18

Bear Paw Is Pretty Metal

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Pete H 4 years ago

I'm hoping this is a vets picture, not a photo of the aftermath of shooting it..

402points

#19

This Is A Hammerhead Bat And Is By Far The Creepiest Animal I've Seen

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John Otruba 4 years ago

Middle ages gargoyle model

186points

#20

A Siberian Tiger With A Man For Scale

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Debster 4 years ago

Awww he's getting his bottle.

108points

#21

Leatherback Turtles Can Get Pretty Huge Apparently

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Danger Noodle 4 years ago

I wish people would leave turtles alone to lay their eggs. Where this picture was taken, 50 eggs were stolen.

237points

#22

The Size Of A Tiger Paw Compared To A Man's Hand

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martin734 4 years ago

Biiiig beans!

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#23

The Critically Endangered Giant Chinese Salamander (Largest Salamander And Amphibian In The World). It Apparently Sometimes Smells Like Pepper And Makes Noises That Sound Like Small Children. Scientist For Size

The Critically Endangered Giant Chinese Salamander (Largest Salamander And Amphibian In The World). It Apparently Sometimes Smells Like Pepper And Makes Noises That Sound Like Small Children. Scientist For Size

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My O My 4 years ago

Uggly cute

93points

#24

Alaskan Malamute Phil vs. Alaskan Klee Kai. Check Out The Size Difference Of The Two Breeds

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eli yete 4 years ago

the face says it all

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#25

A Whale Fin Next To The Entire Skeleton Of A Human

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sploof 4 years ago

where did they get that human skeleton

64points

#26

A Big, Fat Caterpillar

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Scagsy 4 years ago

WTF? I don't remember taking any hallucinogens this morning. If I did though, would I? Hmmn

118points

#27

The Size Of This Croc Jumping Out Of The Water

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Ray Heap 4 years ago

lost a leg, poor thing.

253points

#28

Siberian Tigers Are Big

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Scagsy 4 years ago

Tiny little person

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#29

Polar Bear Paw Compared To Human Hands

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Sk8_boy 4 years ago

I couldn’t bear to see one get hurt

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#30

My Girlfriend's Hand Next To A Great Dane's Paw

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Vic 4 years ago

Great Danes are real gentle giants.. they are fun!

102points

#31

Bella vs. Mini

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Martti Laurson 4 years ago

So let me get it right. Bella is the name of the car and Mini is the name of the dog?

100points

#32

The Skull Of A Blue Whale

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Peter's wife 4 years ago

Angry bunny rabbit 🐰

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#33

The Claw Of A Male Southern Cassowary Compared To A Human Hand

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Maryam Siddiqui 4 years ago

wow birds really did descend from dinosaurs

126points

#34

Goliath Tiger Fish, Congo River

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Lilli Stanard 4 years ago

he looks like he needs a hug

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#35

The Absolutely Startling Size Of Vespa Mandarinia Aka Asian Giant Hornet

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T Simmons 4 years ago

Those stings! thats absolutely terrifying

142points

#36

Gorilla Hands Compared To A Human Hand

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CR Harvey 4 years ago

The strength in that hand...

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A Flood Brought In This New Species Of Ant To My Neighborhood. Size Comparison Between Regular Ant

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Pete H 4 years ago

Wtf?? That is NOT an ant, that's an inbred tarantula surely..

158points

#38

Fruit Bats Are Way Bigger Than I Thought.

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Vic 4 years ago

Put Bruce Wayne down, right this instance, young lady!

132points

#39

I Found A Grasshopper In Costa Rica And Used My 16cm Hand For Scale

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Monday 4 years ago

NOPE

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#40

This Is A Human Skeleton Compared To A Gorilla Skeleton

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Natalie Bohrteller 4 years ago

Can't deny the relationship.

120points

#41

Fully Inflated Horse Lungs

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Tiggy Darling 4 years ago

I wonder if the horse was OK afterwards?

109points

#42

Unit Of A Hippo At NY Aquarium vs. Size Of This Kid

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XxInstantKarmaxX 4 years ago

They get bigger then this..

69points

#43

Bald Eagles Are Freakin Huge Compared To A Human

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Vic 4 years ago

He not bald! He has more head hair than me!!

88points

#44

Emu Eggs, With Chicken Egg For Scale

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Princess Procrastination 4 years ago

I thought it was an Avocado

171points

Human Hand vs. Leg Of Myra, One Of The Resident Emus At Freedom Farm Animal Rescue

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Jenn C 4 years ago

Australia had a war with emus- the emus won.

86points

#46

Giant Oceanic Manta Ray

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Danger Noodle 4 years ago

That's just sad... poor Manta Ray

185points

#47

Claw Sizes Of 25 Different Predators

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Electric Ed 4 years ago

Beaver? Predator? I thought beavers eat ... trees. Now that I think about it, that doesn't really make sense.

59points

#48

I See Your Hand Sized Moth And Raise You A Giant Beetle Larvae

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CR Harvey 4 years ago

That's real nice. Now put it down.

26points

#49

This Ridiculous, Nearly Five Pound Lobster Claw Compared To A Human Hand

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Tor Rolf Strøm 4 years ago

Sad

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#50

Giant Grasshopper In Costa Rica. Same Size As My Friend's Hand

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kate h 4 years ago

Have now crossed Costa Rica off my travel list.

30points

#51

Bear Claws Next To Human Hand

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Mark 4 years ago

Someone tell Freddy Kruger we found his hand ;)

9points

#52

Size Of A Whale Skull Found At The Beach Compared To This Man

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Tor Rolf Strøm 4 years ago

OMG thats the skull of a giant ant!!

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The Size Difference Between My Tarantula's Two Most-Recent Molts (2.5 Months)

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CR Harvey 4 years ago

Urkh.

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#54

I’d Like To See You One Up The Size Of This Rattle Snake My Gardener Killed In My Step Moms Backyard. It Was Around 8 Feet Long

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Steve Barnett 4 years ago

Was it necessary to kill it though? I know it's dangerous, but surely it could've been taken far away from humans?

53points

#55

Fisherman Posing With 1,368-Pound Marlin He Just Caught

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Yeah, you heard 4 years ago

This makes me sad. Poor thing lying there with its mouth tied shut while the man grins and poses. It's like Abu Ghraib.

92points

Troux 4 years ago

Lots of people here upset about this catch and his satisfaction with it. Do none of you eat fish? As long as people eat fish, other people will be catching them to make a living, and a big and/or rare catch like this means more money in their pockets. Millions of other fish dying like this all the time - welcome to humans. :\

18points

Raine Soo 4 years ago

It is sad. Was this capture necessary? It seems like a vanity project to me.

5points

Scagsy 4 years ago

Typical *I did this* brainless idiot. Hope he falls in and gets eaten by a shark.

5points

Andrew McFarlane 4 years ago

Mankind is not known as the "killer ape" for nothing...

4points

Catlady6000 4 years ago

So long as the entire fish is used, I'm okay-ish withit . Hopefully, it's not just lying there suffocating, the mouth tied shut is for safety. it. Better this than straws in its gills.

2points

Jacqui Dunn 4 years ago

Drowning in air

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CatWoman312 4 years ago

Posing with an animal you just killed is questionable as far as I’m concerned, but people eat fish and it’s a necessary way to make sure we as humans stay fed. We couldn’t all be vegans. It’s not possible

0points

Tor Rolf Strøm 4 years ago

oh big f*****g victory you absolute scum

20points

CR Harvey 4 years ago

If he or someone else eats it I won't gripe too much. Just don't waste it!

11points

Steve Barnett 4 years ago

I hope it was thrown back into the ocean.

9points

Ben Smith 4 years ago

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Mama Panda 4 years ago

According to Waiopai Sport Fishing Charters, it is the biggest blue marlin caught in Kona in 25 years. They said it took two men over an hour to land the 14-and-and-half foot marlin on their 20-foot boat. The group also said that judging by it’s size, the fish was probably aged between 25 and 35 years. They added the angler was not sports fishing, nor was the fish caught for trophy, noting that marlin is a “very prized food fish in Hawaii” and this particularly fish will be eaten.

6points

Blue of the yams (They/He) 4 years ago

Listen, I get that you all care about animals, I do too, but this man will probably eat this fish and not just take a pic and leave it for the gulls. It's okay to hunt as long as it is within reason and you respect the animal's life. This man is proud of this catch. There is really no need to wish him ill, and say that you wish he was dead. It just makes you sound judgmental and mean. And if it was really just for the pic, yeah, f*ck him.

3points

Paul Punzer 4 years ago

well, hunting for food is somewhat ok but having fun at killing is just disrespecting life

2points

CatWoman312 4 years ago

I never realized marlins were so big, wow!

2points

David Jeu 4 years ago

Feeling manly now you twat?

2points

BusLady 4 years ago

What's he going to do with it? Other than pose for a pic to prove he's a real man?

1point

Megan O'Neil 4 years ago

This photo is extremely sad, I hate this guy.

1point

Maria R 4 years ago

F*****g trophyhunters.

1point

Linda HS 4 years ago

Why? Just why? Just to brag? Shame on you...

1point

Jill Bussey 3 years ago

He's going to need a big bag of chips (fries)!

0points

*sigh*, The Yellow Teletubby 4 years ago

What's the point of killing Marlins and Swordfish?? They're just livin their lives, man. Not hurting anyone. I get that it's like, for sport or for fun or whatever, but you don't need it to survive.

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Sue Prewitt 4 years ago

A*****e isn't even going to eat it. Just killing for sport. A*****e!

0points

Blue of the yams (They/He) 4 years ago

You don;t know that. Unless you do, and then shame on him.

1point

Vivi 4 years ago (edited)

Nice...idiotic jerk.

0points

Thisleton Woodrow Amadeus Tunt 4 years ago

I hope it was put back...I really do

0points

Mustafa Khan 4 years ago

It has it's mouth tied so sadly i dont believe it will be getting put back

1point

sploof 4 years ago

the expression on the fish is saaad :( those eyes look pleading

0points

XxInstantKarmaxX 4 years ago

Poor thing just wanted to live

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Harry Shafran 4 years ago

PUT IT BACK!

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Gina Babe 4 years ago

Sick

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eli yete 4 years ago

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Ronald nopuente 4 years ago

You clean it, cut it then eat it thats how

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Yeah, you heard 4 years ago

Very sad that so many of these animals are dead by human hands

35points

Ben Smith 4 years ago

What are you basing that on? Most of the animals are still very much alive and many of them are being helped by the humans in the pictures.

10points

Clavelle 4 years ago

Agreed.

4points

Aunt Messy 4 years ago

Only the marlin.

1point

fuggnuggins 4 years ago

Do you feel equally distressed by the endless death caused by those animals? The marlin, for example, must have killed trillions of plankton during it's life. Do they each matter, too? Do you also feel equally distressed by the fact that everything will share that fate sooner or later? No. In fact, you are aware of the fact that sustaining your life depends on ending others - DEPENDS on the fact - and yet you continue to live and point the finger at the other guy as though you were innocent and had nothing to do with it. Can we assume that you are looking for brownie points? Fishing for something? Might this be the motivation for the pointless and mindless virtue signalling that achieves nothing else?

0points

Nicholas Yu 4 years ago

Creatures rarely get big anymore because of morons who want to hunt them for trophies. We have camera phones. Just take a selfie to prove you encountered the behemoth and share that alongside your story.

20points

mph seti 4 years ago (edited)

Agreed 100% While there is some benefit to controlled hunting of certain animal species in certain areas, and at specific times...Trophy hunting is barbaric and elitist. Thankfully, photo safari's are becoming the norm. Also, shooting something with a camera and getting a good photo is much harder than killing something with a gun. It challenges and requires the same skills, too.

9points

Tor Rolf Strøm 4 years ago

Sad to see the dead and captured ones, but holy c**p nature is amazing

15points

TessGamee 4 years ago (edited)

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Mama Panda 4 years ago

Here is one of the basic problems with people today, they assume everything without seeking out the information first. None of these pictures contained trophy kills! Most of the dead animals could have been killed by other animals not just humans. And here is the biggest one: People STILL EAT MEAT! Just because you are a vegan/vegetarian does not mean that everyone is as well. It was YOUR CHOICE to live that lifestyle, I didn't choose that for you. So don't sit there on your fake throne and try to tell everyone else how to live their lives. If we eat meat, then just move a long with your condescending b******t!

5points

Tobias the Tiger 4 years ago

This, basically; I'm guessing some of the actual dead ones also died of natural causes.

2points

Ben Smith 4 years ago

Well said!

2points

yamatokatsuha09000 4 years ago

Mama Panda -

0points

backatya 4 years ago

Yup go ahead and eat those snails and caterpillars. Not me and I love meat.

0points

Donna Watkins 4 years ago

The grizzly bear did not donate its paw to a hunter for charitable reasons.

0points

fuggnuggins 4 years ago

But, did you choose?

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Pittsburgh rare 4 years ago

Too bad I was too busy screaming when a 30 cm. black moth woke me up in Mexico to take a picture posing for scale. Despite being harmless, they're calle Death Butterflies. Guess it's because they give you a heart attack

4points

Meeow 4 years ago

These are very interesting, I would love to meet great Dane and majestic Maine c**n.

2points

Lauren Caswell 4 years ago

Damn nature, you scary! Nature with a guy named Terry

1point

Oskar vanZandt 4 years ago

I find posts about animals interesting and am always delighted to learn new things here on Bored Panda... entertainment with the added bonus of learning. :D

1point

fuggnuggins 4 years ago

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Leslie Sokolow 4 years ago

Most of these are forced perspective photographs. Size is decpetive.

1point

rasburyjam 4 years ago

Leslie Sokolow good

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von Funnyname 4 years ago

Apparently I have a thing with size differences, or i'm just a human being... can't tell. But this post gave me the heeby-jeebies

1point

Mumof1 4 years ago

And we humans think we are SO special. We think we have the right to dominate and destroy with impunity.

0points

The Upset Kitten 4 years ago (edited)

It's a bit disturbing at how many comments on "so sad" or "hope it wasn't hunted" there are. My people have hunted and used animal parts for food, clothing, etc for thousands of years. [I'm Mayan] I'm not about to end my people's traditions because of a few sensitive sallies. Only difference is today, I use modern tools for hunting. The thing that has remained the same? Honouring and thanking the animal who died in order to feed and clothe me and my family.

0points

mm78 4 years ago

The Upset Kitten ?

0points

backatya 4 years ago

These pics remind me of the movie the Mist

0points

Jaci Bernhardt 4 years ago

Wonderful stuff. Thank you and thank you for caring for them.

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cukli 4 years ago

Jaci Bernhardt good

0points

Brendan 4 years ago

It's fantastic to see photos of animals so happy. Who wouldn't love to be imprisoned, manhandled, and disturbed for the sake of a photo? God bless the human race for their big hearts!

0points

Raph cuddy 4 years ago (edited)

i'm sad that the murray cod wasn't on this list, they are an aussie icon and the grow up to 2 metres!

0points

Idontwantto 4 years ago

Didn't know this site has so many PETA members. You all are aware that it is legally and morally ok to kill and eat animals, right? People have been doing it for quite some time now.

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Catlady6000 4 years ago

Believe me, a lot of them are NOT PETA members. PETA's reputation is not that great. Even though I share your viewpoint on animals, it's more a matter of practicality and realizing pollution, loss of habitat, etc is worse. Really, non-trophy-only hunting is the least evil that humans do, still hate seeing them dead. I could only hunt or even fish in a case of extreme necessity. Don't make assumptions.

3points

Curry on... 4 years ago

Huge huge animals. Most could just bite or slap off our heads.

0points

N G 4 years ago

Aka "NOPE - the Listicle"

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fuggnuggins 4 years ago

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M.F. Hoffman 4 years ago

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Mama Panda 4 years ago

Which pics were of trophy animals? I didn't see one at all!

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carmelosf15 4 years ago

M.F. Hoffman what

0points

Catlady6000 4 years ago

The Marlin was the only dead one. The rest were vets treating or attaching tracking devices for research to help the animals survive

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Electric Ed 4 years ago

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Yeah, you heard 4 years ago

Very sad that so many of these animals are dead by human hands

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Ben Smith 4 years ago

What are you basing that on? Most of the animals are still very much alive and many of them are being helped by the humans in the pictures.

10points

Clavelle 4 years ago

Agreed.

4points

Aunt Messy 4 years ago

Only the marlin.

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fuggnuggins 4 years ago

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Nicholas Yu 4 years ago

20points

mph seti 4 years ago (edited)

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Tor Rolf Strøm 4 years ago

Sad to see the dead and captured ones, but holy c**p nature is amazing

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TessGamee 4 years ago (edited)

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Mama Panda 4 years ago

5points

Tobias the Tiger 4 years ago

This, basically; I'm guessing some of the actual dead ones also died of natural causes.

2points

Ben Smith 4 years ago

Well said!

2points

yamatokatsuha09000 4 years ago

Mama Panda -

0points

backatya 4 years ago

Yup go ahead and eat those snails and caterpillars. Not me and I love meat.

0points

Donna Watkins 4 years ago

The grizzly bear did not donate its paw to a hunter for charitable reasons.

0points

fuggnuggins 4 years ago

But, did you choose?

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Pittsburgh rare 4 years ago

4points

Meeow 4 years ago

These are very interesting, I would love to meet great Dane and majestic Maine c**n.

2points

Lauren Caswell 4 years ago

Damn nature, you scary! Nature with a guy named Terry

1point

Oskar vanZandt 4 years ago

I find posts about animals interesting and am always delighted to learn new things here on Bored Panda... entertainment with the added bonus of learning. :D

1point

fuggnuggins 4 years ago

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Leslie Sokolow 4 years ago

Most of these are forced perspective photographs. Size is decpetive.

1point

rasburyjam 4 years ago

Leslie Sokolow good

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von Funnyname 4 years ago

Apparently I have a thing with size differences, or i'm just a human being... can't tell. But this post gave me the heeby-jeebies

1point

Mumof1 4 years ago

And we humans think we are SO special. We think we have the right to dominate and destroy with impunity.

0points

The Upset Kitten 4 years ago (edited)

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mm78 4 years ago

The Upset Kitten ?

0points

backatya 4 years ago

These pics remind me of the movie the Mist

0points

Jaci Bernhardt 4 years ago

Wonderful stuff. Thank you and thank you for caring for them.

0points

cukli 4 years ago

Jaci Bernhardt good

0points

Brendan 4 years ago

It's fantastic to see photos of animals so happy. Who wouldn't love to be imprisoned, manhandled, and disturbed for the sake of a photo? God bless the human race for their big hearts!

0points

Raph cuddy 4 years ago (edited)

i'm sad that the murray cod wasn't on this list, they are an aussie icon and the grow up to 2 metres!

0points

Idontwantto 4 years ago

Didn't know this site has so many PETA members. You all are aware that it is legally and morally ok to kill and eat animals, right? People have been doing it for quite some time now.

0points

Catlady6000 4 years ago

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Curry on... 4 years ago

Huge huge animals. Most could just bite or slap off our heads.

0points

N G 4 years ago

Aka "NOPE - the Listicle"

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fuggnuggins 4 years ago

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M.F. Hoffman 4 years ago

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Mama Panda 4 years ago

Which pics were of trophy animals? I didn't see one at all!

2points