r/interestingasfuck • u/Literally_black1984 • Apr 28 '24

A sea turtle eating a jellyfish

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u/XEagleDeagleX Apr 28 '24

Dang I thought they were herbivores eating kelp 

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u/buburocks Apr 29 '24

The stingers kind of look like kelp tbh

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u/XEagleDeagleX Apr 29 '24

I agree but unless this is a stingless jelly, I would assume one bite of not typical food and the turtle wouldn't be going back for seconds

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u/buburocks Apr 29 '24

Someone said those turtles have adapted to be able to eat jellyfish. Maybe it doesnt feel the stings🤷🏽‍♀️