WATCH: Savage fox eats man alive

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Whew! that was difficult to watch, but Nature can be cruel…

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I need to show this to my kids so they understand that wild animals are safe to play with!

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Rabies Schmabies

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Not to mention the evar present threat of Ebola.

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I was kinda’ cringing…
Puppy teeth are like needles – I imagine that kit teeth are even worse.

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Don’t worry. By training this kit so that it isn’t afraid of humans, they’ve made sure that it’ll be killed/destroyed before it can do any serious damage.

/haven’t people learned by now?

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How about a trigger warning next time!

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nom nom nom :smile:

##Won’t somebody think of the aspect-ratios?!?!?!

Seriously, why can’t flashy-youtube-video-embeds do vertical without the d**n black regions? Just because: horizontal controls?

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Why won’t phone software designers just refuse to record video in vertical?

I was going to complain about that, and then I thought: why the eff not?

Go to any museum and check out the dimensions of an artwork.

We haven’t restricted jpegs pngs or gifs to particular aspect ratios.

Why should video-ratios be determined by obsolete hardware? (movie, television, etc.)

It’s all digital. If somebody wants a 3pixelx1746pixel video – WHY THE EFF NOT.

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I didn’t until now!! Thanks a lot.

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For me it’s that we have basically decided that all video viewing is to be horizontal, even when it was just a 3:4 ratio, it was still wider than taller.

While that looks cute and all, once a wild fox pup has flip-flop foot odor on its breath, its mother won’t take it back.

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Imagine “Lawrence of Arabia” in 1746pixel x 3pixel.

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I wouldn’t mind a vertical video at all if it wasn’t then forced into a horizontal frame by YouTube.

Go to any museum and you’ll see the frames match the artwork.

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Excellent! Now I can watch time lapse videos of growing spaghetti!

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The way it was meant to be!


We had a fox and six kits under the shed in our backyard for a week or two two years ago. It was pretty incredible.

Why don’t phone hardware and software designers make it so that one-handed operation of the camera and record button is natural while holding the phone in either orientation instead of only vertical?

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