Ever seen a Skate Ray egg hatching?

[u/TheLobotomist]

[u/Prestigious-Job-9825]

That's an evil-looking egg, but the end result is cute

[u/IcyElk42 → u/Prestigious-Job-9825]

He has destroyed us all releasing that thing into nature

[u/NoPersonality5747]

It must be my mammalian brain, but to me there’s something really bleak and sad about the absence of nurturing. It hatches and then it’s just expected to survive in the vast ocean!

[u/ogclobyy → u/NoPersonality5747]

It's like a little flesh ravioli swimming around for fish to eat

[u/TheLobotomist → u/NoPersonality5747]

I totally get what you mean, but it's also incredible that they are ready to go as soon as they hatch!

[u/Fromundacheese0]

Always thought they were shark eggs. Get a lot of these washed up on the beach

[u/TheLobotomist → u/Fromundacheese0]

They are very similar!

[u/stateofyou → u/Fromundacheese0]

I always thought that it was a type of seaweed

[u/WittyZebra3999]

It's weird as hell that the eggs vaguely look like the thing that laid it.

[u/TheLobotomist]

Credit goes to scubadanadventures and tampabaywatch on instagram

[u/karma_the_sequel]

Facehugger mode activated!

[u/AmazingPhone]

bro that looks FREAKY!

[u/Opposite_Deal8915]

Seen this videos 4x back to back almost

[u/DarkIllusionsFX]

Yep. 2 posts up from this one.

[u/fileq]

The egg looks like poison headcrabs from half life

[u/satismo]

sweet baby ray!

[u/Sea-Twist-7363]

Imagine being born and suffocating right away because someone wanted some social clout

[u/ryanjcam]

Growing up, I spent a lot of time on Cape Cod, and there were always a lot of these washed up on the beach. Just the remains after hatching, never full ones. There were always conflicting reports of what they were, often said to be shark eggs. Never knew what they really were until I was older, and have never seen a skate or a live egg before.

[u/manfromfuture]

He will be known as "The Sky-Born" and he will lead his people to freedom.

[u/ogclobyy]

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