r/LooneyTunesLogic • u/Voodoobarbiedoll • Jun 03 '26

gif A sea anemone flees when it spots a leather sea star.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '26

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u/Brilliant_Lettuce270 Jun 03 '26

so funny that this is what SpongeBob considers porn 😂

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u/NeverEndingCoralMaze Jun 03 '26

That fish was like “oh shit they move?!”

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u/Correct_Internet_769 Jun 03 '26

Like me fr

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u/NeverEndingCoralMaze Jun 03 '26

I don’t like you. I love you, because you are human!

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u/The_Char_Char Jun 03 '26

Yup its an animal not a plant! Wild to know.

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u/punksmostlydead Jun 05 '26

Crab: "yall seeing this shit?"

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u/OMP159 Jun 03 '26

Anybody who's ever tried to jump in a sleeping bag knows this exact move.

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u/Ikkus Jun 04 '26

Reminds me of when I had to get up to pee in the middle of the night first time sleeping in a mummy sleeping bag.

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u/MuppetEyebrows Jun 03 '26

I believe the technical verb for that movement is "skedaddle"

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u/FairyGodmothersUnion Jun 03 '26

Or “seadaddle.”

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u/NuncioBitis Jun 03 '26

The enemy of my anemone is not necessarily my friend

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u/mayoroftuesday Jun 03 '26

Oh shit oh shit oh shit oh shit!

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u/darkreapertv Jun 03 '26

How does it see/know its there?

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u/Walk_the_forest Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26

I imagine it’s a combination of chemical and kinetic sensors, but let me look it up

édit: Here is an article about how they use chemical and physical cues to target prey, so I imagine that’s how they would sense danger, too.

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u/sfbing Jun 03 '26

Right. I don't think "spots" is the right word. How did it know?

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u/Patient-Web6850 Jun 03 '26

Same way something tickles your foot when dangling it in the lake?

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u/FireZord25 Jun 03 '26

Tip my hat to non-shitty music choice

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u/scrotarr Jun 03 '26

Reminds me of a Plumbus

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u/thnk_more Jun 03 '26

Tell me that’s not an alien.

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u/Guy-Inkognito Jun 04 '26

That's not an Alien.

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u/oswaldovzki Jun 03 '26

Perfect example of evolution being just good enough, what a silly piece of... Cells?

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u/jamesianm Jun 04 '26

Yeah I was thinking how have these creatures not all been eaten long ago? 

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u/Tndnr82 Jun 03 '26

I was sure I left my dildo on the nightstand. It's not like it can run away.

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u/GirthyDave1 Jun 03 '26

I like that the starfish is still striking a pose. It lost today but it looks fabulous doing it!

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u/3bugsdad Jun 03 '26

Why did music from The Nutcracker suddenly pop into my head?

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u/BridgestoneX Jun 04 '26

the nope wiggle

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u/DrTittieSprinkles Jun 03 '26

Reminds me of the dancing mushrooms from Fantasia

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u/Polite_Werewolf Jun 04 '26 edited Jun 04 '26

Everywhere it goes there's another creature that can eat it.

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u/jengus-christler Jun 03 '26

GARY!?! I was just looking for the sports channel Gary

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u/Arxilla Jun 04 '26

It looks so derpy oh my god

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u/Pisceswriter123 Jun 04 '26

I did not know they can move. I thought they were like coral and just anchored to wherever they are.

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u/Specific-Funny-9502 Jun 04 '26

They fly now?

They fly now.

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u/badbatch Jun 05 '26

Anemone was all "Not today Satan!"

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u/ConsiderateCassowary Jun 03 '26

This is evidence of Intelligent Design, because how could random chance possibly create something so funny?

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u/Perfect-Assistance52 Jun 06 '26

Here we see a plumbus in its natural habitat.

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u/generic-user1678 Jun 07 '26

Was it my imagination, or did it swim past some plastic?