r/TerrifyingAsFuck:

u/Seven7greens

I used to do this as a kid with those voice changer toys and scare my sister.
u/Seven7greens

Um, where does it roll over at? It just slides and the camera moves. Both dudes sound fine. Never heard an impact or even the sound of a crash.
u/Seven7greens

And another link- https://glenlivet-wildlife.co.uk/insects/the-importance-of-spiders/
u/Seven7greens

Older but still relevant info- https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00442-018-4313-1
u/Seven7greens

Stop killing spiders and this won’t happen.
u/Seven7greens

He looked up a millisecond before it hits him.
u/Seven7greens

Come to Alaska and see our live pterodactyls!
u/Seven7greens

The most terrifying part of this video is that all of that ice should be a single sheet and not broken up as much. Climate change is affecting Polar Bears more than we will admit.
u/Seven7greens

You need to look more into this topic. The ice is NOT supposed to look like that. I live in Alaska where we have Polar bears and I can assure you the ice loss is definitely impacting them to the point they are starting to hunt on land instead of on ice where their natural hunting grounds are. They can’t really catch their main oceanic food on land and are suffering as a direct result. More Polar bears are coming more and more south inland. Not good. Here’s a link to support my comment- https://www.arcticwwf.org/wildlife/polar-bear/polar-bear-threats/
u/Seven7greens

Perchtens*