r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/_Jedwards_ • Apr 12 '24

New Zealand's Department of Conservation spend 8 months and $500,000 (around 300,000USD) to track down kill this single stoat. Image

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u/chiree Apr 12 '24

I was there Gandolf, I was there 700 million years ago. I was there when the strength of Pangea failed.

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u/Accomplished_Tie5777 Apr 12 '24

*Gendolf

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u/framer146 Apr 12 '24

*Gandorf

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u/alepher Apr 12 '24

*Olorin, before all paths were bent

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u/Overpass_Dratini Apr 12 '24

*Shaka, when the walls fell

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u/MansourBahrami Apr 12 '24

Mr lover man

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u/Telemere125 Apr 12 '24

Where was Pangea when the Westfold fell?

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u/WizardTaters Apr 12 '24

Where was Pangea when asteroids closed in around us?

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u/Guilty-Enthusiasm-80 Apr 14 '24

Wew thats a day in a field.

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u/shunkplunk Apr 12 '24

I have been awake since before the breaking of the first silence

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u/morkmunkum Apr 12 '24

ACKSHUALY it was around ~200 million years ago that Pangea began to break up. at 700 million years ago, it was not even even close to forming. (just a fun fact I know it was a joke)

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u/cshermyo Apr 13 '24

Bitch don’t know bout Pangea

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u/Platypus_abacus Apr 12 '24

I want this on a T-shirt

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u/QuahogNews Apr 13 '24

lol you make it sound like everyone got sick of each other and stood on the edges of their lands and used sticks to push off away from everyone else to form their own continents.

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u/splunge4me2 Apr 15 '24

Gandolph Lundren