Today in absolutely horrifying things found in nature: a snake slithering around in a shallow body of water wearing a huge fish head.
The Fantasy Archivesclip, which was submitted to the appropriate subreddit r/WTF on Tuesday, was a hit on the notoriously deranged forum. If you can shock r/WTF, you've got some seriously messed up content there.
SEE ALSO: Snake makes a sudden appearance on driver's sssssside windowIt's unclear where the clip originated, but the snake masquerading as a fish may not be as sinister as it looks. Herpetologist Emily Taylor, director of the Physiological Ecology of Reptiles Lab at Cal Poly, tells Inversethat the snake likely did not behead the fish or eat its body before putting on its head because snakes eat their meals whole, like true monsters.
“Sometimes fish can’t judge appropriate meal size with their eyes, and will try to eat something way too big before realizing that it just won’t happen,”Taylor told Inverse.
I don't care what the experts say, this is still terrifying.
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