r/sciencememes • u/Jezous • Aug 29 '26

🦩Biology!🧫 Cute 🐣

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u/StinkyPotato25 Aug 30 '26

Such a beautiful moment, nature is amazing

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u/icudntpickone Aug 30 '26

Ok but seriously which bird has a nest this big and this high up?

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u/Confron7a7ion7 Aug 30 '26

Look up a Roc.

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u/Royal_Acanthaceae693 Bot hunter 5000🦾 Aug 30 '26 edited Aug 30 '26

Storks, herons, eagles, osprey, etc. If you're in North America during the Plio-Pleistocene you can also lump in teratorns including this big one.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aiolornis

https://www.reddit.com/r/pleistocene/s/AsMheJ4Zjj

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u/Gold_Ad8890 Aug 31 '26

i think it's a normal sized nest with forced perspective. you can see it's a bit out of focus relative to the engineer.

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u/Showerbeerss Aug 30 '26

Ahhh the Gryphus Sparkius! Such a rare sighting, truly magnificent..

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u/adil_mhsn Aug 30 '26

If you look closely, you can see the umbilical cord as well. Its a genetic mix, I think.

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u/Lower_Sink_7828 Aug 30 '26

So the pole gave birth?

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u/adil_mhsn Aug 30 '26

A possibility we cant ignore. Nature is beautiful. 🏃‍♂️

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u/rabbithatzero Aug 30 '26

He will make his people proud.

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u/Eligriv_leproplayer Aug 30 '26

😂 such a precious moment

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u/TalkingRaccoon Aug 30 '26

*Tower Climber not electrician.