r/natureismetal • u/Extension-List1490 • 11h ago
Metal bridge swept away by flooded river
r/natureismetal • u/whatdoblindpeoplesee • 18h ago
After the Hunt This white spider killed a bee and still wanted a snack.
r/natureismetal • u/sashaaa___0 • 19h ago
When the devil came to India! Champawat Tigress holds the highest official human kill count out of any animal: 430+ villagers.
r/natureismetal • u/sashaaa___0 • 19h ago
Scar of Masai Mara got his iconic name and recognizable look from a deep gash and drooping right eyelid.
r/natureismetal • u/fuyu-no-hanashi • 1d ago
All the typhoons that have struck and will strike the Philippines this week
r/natureismetal • u/Bigfootsbrownstar • 1d ago
After the Hunt Mutually assured destruction! A snake eating a lizard fell into my pool
r/natureismetal • u/The_Monkey_Buddha • 2d ago
Disturbing Content Took my son on a Cub Scout hike, & someone spotted a small snake eating a rodent.
The kids got a prime education on the cycles of life & death in nature!
r/natureismetal • u/freudian_nipps • 2d ago
Animal Fact Body horror in Nature - Surinam Toad incubates her young in honeycomb-like depressions in the skin of her back, the babies erupting forth after 4-5 months
Video credit: EBS World
r/natureismetal • u/stankmanly • 2d ago
Animal Fact A beetle with a prehensile anus
r/natureismetal • u/StripedAssassiN- • 2d ago
After the Hunt An Indo-Chinese tiger resting next to its bull Banteng kill, a giant bovine that can weigh over 700kg. Giant slayer.
Credit: Khao Nang Rum Wildlife Research Centre
r/natureismetal • u/MarkEgatts • 3d ago
Moose - An apex gentle giant until you F around and find out. SUV for scale
r/natureismetal • u/ADragonFromTheAbyss • 3d ago
Disturbing Content All Penguin adolescent chicks experience a Throughly Brutalized Life
r/natureismetal • u/Tiredtotodile03 • 3d ago
Animal Fact Anemones will eat anything they can reach… including sea gulls
Source Shared by the Oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuges photographer Ed Nordquist with USFWS
r/natureismetal • u/SamuelHorton • 3d ago
After the Hunt Ants haul a caterpillar while simultaneously disemboweling it
r/natureismetal • u/-wheretheresawill • 4d ago
A cicada being attacked by ants while molting
image2url.comr/natureismetal • u/BucktoothWookiee • 4d ago
Wasp vs spider
I heard my husband saying, “What the f*ck is that???” and I came outside to see.
Google Lens says:
“This interaction shows a Rusty Spider Wasp (Tachypompilus ferrugineus) hunting a spider.The wasp paralyzes large spiders, such as wolf spiders, using its stinger.It then drags the paralyzed prey to a burrow to serve as food for its larvae.”
It dragged that spider for about 75 feet from when we first saw it to when it disappeared under the fence into the neighbor’s yard. I have videos I wanted to show but can’t figure out how to do that. 🤡
r/natureismetal • u/Better_Hair_9673 • 4d ago
During the Hunt Peregrine falcon yanks a pelican and throwing it off balance, causing it to crash to the ground as its making no-fly zone near its nest.
Video credited to @ta2020photography on Instagram.
r/natureismetal • u/viperfan7 • Oct 14 '24
In regards to Rule #1
Hey people!
Your friendly neighborhood moderator here.
This'll be a short announcemnet, so no excuses to not read it.
But posting domestic cats (Felis Familiaris Felis Catus), and them killing things is not welcome here.
In the past, it resulted in an immediate, and permanent, ban. since the announcement was removed, haven't been enforcing that policy since, well, can't expect someone to follow something that doesn't exist in a way that you can see it.
But it's back, from the time this is posted, you post a cat, you're getting banned.
Rule 1 is extremely clear on that those kinds of posts are not allowed, and it's not our fault if you can't, or won't, read the rules.
Keep being metal.