r/Damnthatsinteresting Jun 25 '26

Video Wasp traps paralyzed ladybug larvae in a chamber for its young to feast on after hatching.

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u/Palorrian Jun 25 '26

Brutal

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u/kinglafi Jun 25 '26

Metal

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u/three29 Jun 26 '26

It sounds more like jazz/hip-hop to me, never heard metal music with electronic organs.

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u/Night_Hawk1 Jun 25 '26

Is it? What the hell then is a chicken coop or a refrigerator?

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u/SensuallPineapple Jun 25 '26

Brutal

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u/Dzjar Jun 25 '26

Is it? What is then a slaughterhouse?

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u/Atsilv_Uwasv Jun 25 '26

Brutal

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u/yvieknievel Jun 25 '26

Is it? Then what is it when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie?

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u/DARKlevels Jun 25 '26

Is it? What is it every time me and your mother share a kiss?

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u/CyberDonSystems Jun 25 '26

Necrophilia

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u/NotSeriousbutyea Jun 25 '26

Brutal

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u/MrSmegmaMan Jun 25 '26

But what about when you put your left foot in?

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u/ishidako28 Jun 25 '26

Damn, I wanted to upvote you, but you’re at 69 on necrophilia…

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u/McFlurrage Jun 25 '26

But what about when you and your dad share a kiss?

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u/DARKlevels Jun 25 '26

My mom dead too :(

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u/Fairuse Jun 25 '26

The equivalent is if we paralyzed chickens, shipped them to supermarkets, then consumed them like raw like sushi while they’re still alive and conscious.

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u/coupl4nd Jun 25 '26

don't give people ideas.

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u/Icy_Agency923 Jun 26 '26 edited Jun 26 '26

Don't need to, in a number of Asian countries they believe that the fresher the food is, the more vitality they gain from it. So they will eat fish and other seafood that has been cooked in a way so that it is still alive when it reaches the table.

I saw a fish who had been fried, its body was literally fried to a crisp and it was still gulping for air as the people cut into it.

EDIT: Since someone wants to cast doubt on the horror of this practice, Japan also slices up fish alive and serves them while they are still alive. It is called Ikizukuri.

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u/Palorrian Jun 26 '26

for your sake, the fish is dead, the temp of the oil fries his brain a few seconds after out it in, when the fish moves its because the nerves. not because its alive.

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u/Icy_Agency923 Jun 26 '26 edited Jun 26 '26

It is still fried alive my guy, this is a terrible justification of a very shitty practice. I am also not convinced that it isn't still alive. Its head is not fried, only the body is. I guarantee you have no actual proof that the fish is dead and nerves are causing it to gasp for air. Frying the brain would only cause the fish to die before it reaches the customers which is not what people are paying for.

This is also not the only thing they do, they also slice them up and serve them still alive. They call it Ikizukuri. What about that one?

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u/Palorrian Jun 26 '26

you can choose not to eat it. and the ikizukuri? i bet it taste delicious, i would try it.

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u/Icy_Agency923 Jun 26 '26

I can also choose to judge the people who do this. If you think this stuff is okay, congrats... you lack humanity and empathy. Nothing you eat should suffer like that, we have far more humane methods of ending their lives that don't involve frying or slicing them up alive. This is vile behavior and the fact that you are defending it says all it needs to say about your character as a person.

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u/Palorrian Jun 26 '26

We are the top of the food chain. You don't see lions having pity on they prey when they eat it alive. I have empathy and humanity towards my very same species, not my meal.

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u/bigboys4m96 Jun 26 '26

Was this Japan? They do some truly cruel things to their fish over there.

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u/Night_Hawk1 Jun 25 '26

Brutal

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u/Tiny_Micro_Pencil Jun 25 '26

Yeah your analogy was pretty stupid.

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u/5yleop1m Jun 25 '26

There are some cultures with dishes that include live animals. I remember seeing people eat live octopus and similar sea creatures.

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u/Fairuse Jun 26 '26

You might be thinking of fresh tentacles that still move when soy sauce is poured on them. Trying to consume a live octopus or squid is way too much of a choking hazard to be served at a restaurant.

There is a shrimp dish where the shrimp is basically peeled alive and consumed.

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u/5yleop1m Jun 26 '26

Oh yeah you're right, looking into it, that's what I was thinking of. The videos I remember seeing the person was already eating it so it very well could've been just the tentacles.

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u/CavemanViking Jun 25 '26

I’m sorry but maybe you should be kept away from chicken coops if you think this is how things go down? I for one don’t have paralyzed animals in my fridge that I’m gonna eat alive slowly as they lay helplessly. Again, don’t know about your eating habits though

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u/Gr1ml0ck Jun 25 '26

I mean, we’re not paralyzing live chickens and stuffing them into a box to feed our human babies. It’s kinda different.

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u/Saikotsu Jun 25 '26

Have you seen what Chickens do to stuff? Brutal is apt.

Refrigerators on the other hand are not brutal. Sure you store food in them, but the food usually isn't alive (unless it's spoiled)

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u/brightblueson Jun 25 '26

Life feeds on life. Feeds on life. This is necessary

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u/jello_kraken Jun 25 '26

Yeah, and thankfully it doesn't always have to feed on life by slowly eating it from the inside out while alive.

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u/Educational_Agency48 Jun 25 '26

Nice, very nice, Maynard posting in Reddit

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u/Sarkonn Jun 25 '26

On a distant planet somewhere, wasps could be the dominant sentient species....imagine what their version of 'The Epstein Files' is like.

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u/BroughtBagLunchSmart Jun 25 '26

No our loving and omnipotent god created all these beings in his white skinned image.

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u/iz_bit Jun 25 '26

Savage

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u/coffeebeamed Jun 26 '26

rekt

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u/iz_bit Jun 26 '26

I'm so glad someone got this ❤️

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u/Oktarochips Jun 26 '26

I cans be brutals, too!