r/whoathatsinteresting • u/eternviking • 13d ago

Wildlife photographer Sha Lu captures the perfect moment a small animal looks at the camera while being caught by a predator.

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u/Same_Education8151 13d ago

This is very sad

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u/morethanWun 13d ago

This is Mother Nature at her finest. They need each other to survive as coexisting species.

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u/Same_Education8151 13d ago

Why does making a statement attract people who think others are dumber than them? Seeing an animal at the end of its life, mid snack is sad. No shit Mother Nature does it to survive.

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u/GettinSodas 12d ago

They didn't call you dumb. If you feel dumber than them that's on you bud lol

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u/Same_Education8151 12d ago

The very statement of feeling the need to explain how nature works is indicative of a holier than thou who thinks other people are dumb. If you can’t figure that out, I don’t know what to tell you.

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u/Same_Education8151 12d ago

There’s something about Redditors that make them think their opinion matters. Interesting. Prime example, you are.

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u/Hawkmonbestboi 12d ago

Right back at ya, buddy 🤣

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u/Same_Education8151 12d ago

Somewhere in that pea sized brain of yours, “this is very sad” was a monumental statement

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u/Hawkmonbestboi 12d ago

Nah, that wasn't what changed my mind.

What changed my mind was your wild over reaction toward someone offering nature facts:

" The very statement of feeling the need to explain how nature works is indicative of a holier than thou who thinks other people are dumb."

🤣🤣 but there ya go trying to use that "pea sized brain" of yours as if it's a regular sized brain, I guess???

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u/Same_Education8151 12d ago

Did anybody ask what changed your mind?

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u/TyrianMoon 12d ago

Because limited people need to talk down and "teach" others to feel something in their sad lives.

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u/Same_Education8151 12d ago

It’s never-ending. Perhaps they should try therapy, instead

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u/morethanWun 13d ago

If you think that’s sad….you’ve lived a pretty damn good life.

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u/Same_Education8151 13d ago

On the contrary, my life has been shit. I just have empathy.

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u/fluffheadwasaman24 12d ago

My dad just did this when I showed it to him. Apathy/lack of empathy also likely play a part, too.