Nature Is Metal
Dinner in the Drain 📽 @ooooooooren A pack of black vultures throws a bone party in a concrete pit, feasting on the near-pristine remains of a drowned dog. The ribs are eerily intact - like nature pressed pause mid-destruction just long enough to frame the perfect shot. These are Coragyps atratus - Black Vultures. No ceremony, no sympathy. Just purpose. They’re built to strip away the soft parts of death so the rest of life can go on. Stray dogs are a heartbreaking reality here. Thousands roam the streets, often abandoned, invisible, and left to fend for themselves. But in nature, nothing stays forgotten for long. Emotion doesn´t feed ecosystems. To them, it’s just Saturday night dinner. Nature doesn’t moralize - only metabolizes. #natureismetal #keepnaturemetal - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Nature Is Metal is powered by you! Did you record a wild video that you would like to get @ featured here? natureismetal.com/submissions is the absolute best place to send it. We personally check the submission page every day.
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You’re just gonna film!? Help him!
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This one’s hard to watch
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Dudes will watch a water buffalo be brutally hunted and killed by dingos and not blink.but an already dead dog is being eaten and that effects them 💀
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now he's being a good boy in a better place
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The people complaining about it being a dog video are the same people who laugh and taunt when it's a deer or a cat.
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Holly, the caption was 🔥✍️
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This caption 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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It's so true though. People attach emotions to these things, where as nature just recycles
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damn that’s gnarly
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Every video needs to be matched with a hardcore breakdown or meshuggah song
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Goated caption 🔥 💯
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wowwww i thought it was a fish until i read the caption 😭😭 I also thought the wiggling was it being alive until I read more lol. So true that this is these vultures' purpose. Everyone deserves a meal.
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Brutal footage!
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