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this post was submitted on 03 Jun 2025
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Dead and desiccated bodies around a body of water that has dried up. Fish, antelope, wildebeest, etc.
Also, I saw an eagle try to catch a snake once, and the snake was a constrictor. The snake wrapped itself around the eagle, grounding it. Neither were letting go, neither were going to survive. It was pretty metal, and it wasn't beautiful. Definitely grotesque and brutal.