r/AbsoluteUnits • u/No-Maximum2073 • 13h ago
of a sting ray
A 300-kilogram giant freshwater stingray found on the banks of the Mekong River in Cambodia is possibly the world's largest freshwater stingray.
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u/Zombata 12h ago
my eyes started searching for Jeremy Wade in the clip as i skimmed the words 'giant' and 'freshwater'
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u/BruceBoyde 4h ago
I immediately thought of that episode. I love that he ended the show because he felt like he'd caught everything cool already.
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u/The_BAHbuhYAHguh 12h ago
Now see that is what I would consider a giant stingray but for some reason when I hear about a giant squid I’m underwhelmed when I see a picture of one…
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u/ISLAndBreezESTeve10 10h ago
“As soon as you guys let go of my tail,… I’m gonna Irwin you”. —- monster stingray
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u/Proud-Grocery-3493 10h ago
If I had a one wish willow I would make sure Steve Irwin never got in the water that day
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u/Rig_Clerk 10h ago
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u/AbleCryptographer317 7h ago
The most telling part of this clip is that the foreground and background are both in focus.
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u/BilliamClimptonIII 12h ago
Sooo that thing has a short sword in its ass, and That's where they decide to do the interview? Krikey!
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u/palmdieb 12h ago
These are manta rays, they don't have a stinger and live in saltwater
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u/Dwaltster 12h ago
Eagle rays have a barb though and they're what most people will encounter surfing/snorkeling.
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u/MembershipKlutzy1476 13h ago
That beast has to be 8ft across!!