And I've just realized that maybe it wasn't evident: clicking on the original post leads to a thread with actual videos of giant cats disrupting train travel
@LaVi 🕊️📚🐈 @plusmid I have to admit that a giant cat on the railway would be more unexpected than, I don't know, the train not having enough traction on the tracks to go from Como Lago to Camerlata :D
Unless it's “the train didn't have enough traction on the tracks between Lago and Camerlata because of giant cat poo”, that would be unexpected too :D
Hundreds of small black Portuguese millipedes (Ommatoiulus moreletii) are the likely culprits in a train collision in Australia that injured six passengers.
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And I've just realized that maybe it wasn't evident: clicking on the original post leads to a thread with actual videos of giant cats disrupting train travel
Elena ``of Valhalla''
Unknown parent • •@LaVi 🕊️📚🐈 @plusmid I have to admit that a giant cat on the railway would be more unexpected than, I don't know, the train not having enough traction on the tracks to go from Como Lago to Camerlata :D
Unless it's “the train didn't have enough traction on the tracks between Lago and Camerlata because of giant cat poo”, that would be unexpected too :D
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Ehm…
livescience.com/39418-milliped…
Slimy Suspects: How Millipedes Likely Caused a Train Wreck
Marc Lallanilla (Live Science)plusmid
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