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Via Web Urbanist
Turns out it wasn't the doing of aliens who'd overshot a Nebraska cornfield or out-of-work art students with scuba gear. No, it was a masterwork by an amorous and talented male Takifugu rubripes, the poisonous pufferfish eaten by only the bravest sushi connoisseurs. Yoji found a series of small male fish working tirelessly, day in and night out, to craft these mate-attracting marvels using a single fin.
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Ryan Uhrich's animation tells two different tales of the beginning of the world in two different ways. First we have the creationists side of the story, told in scientific language. This is juxtaposed with the Big Bang and evolution told in Bible-speak and makes for some confusing (and amazing) imagery.
