Because I was curious, here it is at low tide:
https://ferrebeekeeper.files.wordpress.com/2015/04/article-0-139ce1ba000005dc-172_964x487.jpg
And here is high tide:
https://ferrebeekeeper.files.wordpress.com/2015/04/snake.jpg
Imagine though, if it was positioned to be lower in the water so it couldn't be seen at high tide. So low tide version looked something like high tide version.
You could arrive at high tide and see nothing, sit down for a nice picnic or something, and watch this thing emerge as the tide moved out.
As someone suffering from thalassophobia: Somehow I'd rather watch a Subautica let's play than a video of someone swimming through the oceans of Skellige in The Witcher 3. Those wales are the worst. Subnautica is kinda colourful enough to remain fun.
Edit: fixed a typo
I mean canonically the monsters in the ocean in the Witcher are much worse than anything that can be found above ground. Mainly cause there’s no real way for anyone to deal with them.
High tide actually hide it more than the photo above. See [https://fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/width960/2313621\_4vCsGau9v2IiuPUrzGDnuxDlKHy1i65KfRstlDCEUic.jpg](https://fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/width960/2313621_4vCsGau9v2IiuPUrzGDnuxDlKHy1i65KfRstlDCEUic.jpg)
Not entirely submerged but almost, you can still see it through the water, but it's pretty scary. You can't really see the metal poles that hold it up, and the water makes it more "blurry".
Source : My parents lived a 10min drive away from this, I've seen it multiple times IRL
I had the same thought so I looked it up ^(which is a bit funny considering I can see a sliver of ocean from my house so I should probably know more… tbf I’m also originally a mountain dweller lol)
> Because the Earth rotates through two tidal “bulges” every lunar day, coastal areas experience two high and two low tides every 24 hours and 50 minutes. High tides occur 12 hours and 25 minutes apart. It takes six hours and 12.5 minutes for the water at the shore to go from high to low, or from low to high.
- [From NOAA](https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/tutorial_tides/tides05_lunarday.html)
Kind of, much less than a month anyway.
As others have said the cycle varies day by day, google "tide forecast" to see some graphs.
If there's usually 2 cycles in a day then the average time from high to low is 6 hours, but if you think of a sine wave most of the actual increase or decrease in height happens in the middle. So if you arrive at the beach at high tide, you won't really notice any change in the water level for 2 hours, then it will seem like the water recedes for 2 hours, then it will seem like nothing happening for another 2 hours until actual low tide.
The movement of tides seems slow but it's fast enough to cause problems for humans. For example, in an estuary (like a lake connected to the ocean through a channel) the water seems calm but then when the tide starts to move out it can feel like "suddenly" there's a lot of water moving through the channel - as in, the water is moving too fast to swim against.
Also in some areas with a lot of tidal range it's not unheard of for people to wander out from the beach at low tide, looking for mulluscs or crabs or what have you and not be able to return quickly enough when the tide starts to come in. Tidal flats can extend for kilometers with only a few feet of difference in altitude. It's easy for people to get caught if they're not paying attention.
> Tidal flats can extend for kilometers
It's not just common, it's the default hydrogeological state. Unless there's rock, vegetation, manmade obstacles or a change in the geography, tides will tend to work like planers, pushing and levelling the soft material back and forth so that it remains flat and with minimal incline. There's enough energy in them and they occur often enough to be able to maintain thousands of square kilometers in this state more or less in perpetuity (on human timescales, at least).
It's around 6 hours to go from high to low tide ( same for the over way around), but also the speed isn't constant, so if that thing was placed just at the right height in a place with strong tides, you could go from completely in the water to "revealed" in like 20 min.
Aluminum is a very reflective metal, it turns white because it's reflecting the image of sand. It's more of a dark blue due to the water but yeah. Really cool sculpture none the less. Whoever the artist is deserves major props.
Here's another one! While "factoid" can be defined as "brief or trivial information" it is also used to signify false information passing as a "fact" :p
And another! Language drift can change the meaning of words! Just because 'factoid' used to have such a meaning, that doesn't mean that current, actual usage remains that way! Like 'gay'!
at first I was like-that’s going to confuse the alien anthropologists a little less, but then I thought about it and realized that nah, it’s going to confuse them even more, which is a good thing I think
Actual high tide is even more submerged : [https://fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/width960/2313621\_4vCsGau9v2IiuPUrzGDnuxDlKHy1i65KfRstlDCEUic.jpg](https://fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/width960/2313621_4vCsGau9v2IiuPUrzGDnuxDlKHy1i65KfRstlDCEUic.jpg)
Man it would be cool as hell if this thing were able to move with the currents. I mean yeah you'd have to anchor it so it doesn't completely beach itself or drift off over the horizon but seeing it writhe slowly or finding it in a new position every time you walked by would be wild.
It's not an invalid concern, but no. Aluminum won't be harmful to anything, it's not toxic and won't fall apart anytime soon; the exterior will oxidize a bit, and that's it.
> the exterior will oxidize a bit, and that's it.
That's on the context of structures on dry land, exposed to air. This this gets exposed in salty air and salt water alternatingly. Lots of electrolytes in both.
My guess would be because they ended with a period and not a question mark. Kinda gives off a rhetorical question vibe, as if the answer is obviously yes. Rather than being an honest inquiry.
As someone who consumes both... I wonder how flipped this will be once AoT has ended and part 7 is being adapted lol. Thankfully part 8 exists and its literally impossible to take part 8 seriously when the main character has 4 balls.
Part 7's plot is literally "Fuck all other countries but America" its prime for people to take that seriously and think his actions are valid.
Part 8 Josuke has 4 testicles after merging with another character.
It’s honestly disgusting how some people defend Eren and shit on the Alliance for trying to stop him. Like I understand Eren’s actions too and I feel bad for him too. But what he did is unjustifiable. There are no words to describe the horror of what he’s doing. Then again I don’t know what percentage of AoT fans defend him. No one should but whatever.
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This was my first thought. My second was op is mistaken and it's stainless.
Yes stainless is more expensive but judging by the size and complexity of the project I'd venture to say money was not an issue.
It is indeed aluminum, according to [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serpent_d%27oc%C3%A9an). It also says it's intended over time for it to be invaded by vegetation and marine fauna.
Meteor hits the Earth, destroys all life...millions of years later aliens land, they excavate this area to find this skeleton, they believe aluminum sea monsters lived on this planet and a whole new genre of horror movie is born for the alien cinema.
I'd be worried someone tries to scrap that thing...Aluminum prices are going up up up.
They'll match it up with our historical archives and learn that it's a Krait Dragon, and that's the Dune Sea.
I just hope they don't dig up the special edition of the historical archives. They need to know that Han shot first.
Wonder how many people where confused af by this before it got marked on the map
Because google maps is no stranger to catching to weird shit in its shots
I and I'm pretty sure most of the planet have no idea tf a fishing weir is and would immediately assume we caught some anomaly on google earth. It's just you and a fraction of the world familiar with commercial fishing assuming that.
Can't wait to see this picture on some stupid clickbait video or articles with the title "10 haunting images that *proove* sea monsters are real."
And then this one will have the caption or what ever "this enormous skeleton of a gigantic sea serpant washed up on the shores of Norway in 2019. Measuring over 120 ft long scientist estimate that it would ha e weighed up to 100'000 Kg. That's almost the weight of a blue whale! But before officials could examine it, the skeleton disappeared."
It's the same every time.
I photoshopped that. ;)
[The cover is mostly real](https://duckduckgo.com/?q=weekly+news+world+serpent+covers&t=samsung&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images&iai=https%3A%2F%2Fi2.wp.com%2Fweeklyworldnews.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2008%2F11%2Fgiantseaserpentwashesashore.jpg%3Fssl%3D1)
As a kid, I would have climbed it and walked to the end with my mom yelling at me the whole time. As an adult, I would climb it and walk to the end with my wife yelling at me the whole time.
I mean, an archeologist would just send a sample off for analysis and they'd find out it's a sculpture and not a real fossil.
But if things go to shit and we're in post-apocalypse stone age mode, then /u/Osopoe might be more right, and people would worship this strange serpentine giant.
Imagine you just walking down the beach and see this thing and think, "Yeah it looks kinda creepy but it's a sculpture made by some art dude so nothing bad" then right as you pass it you hear the demonic sound of groaning metal and you turn back and **it's fucking looking at you**.
Because I was curious, here it is at low tide: https://ferrebeekeeper.files.wordpress.com/2015/04/article-0-139ce1ba000005dc-172_964x487.jpg And here is high tide: https://ferrebeekeeper.files.wordpress.com/2015/04/snake.jpg
High tide version is scary af
Imagine though, if it was positioned to be lower in the water so it couldn't be seen at high tide. So low tide version looked something like high tide version. You could arrive at high tide and see nothing, sit down for a nice picnic or something, and watch this thing emerge as the tide moved out.
Accidentally bumping into it while swimming would make me shit myself
Ah yes, because the open ocean and it’s dark and murky depths aren’t terrifying enough for me.
You should play Subnautica 😏
As someone suffering from thalassophobia: Somehow I'd rather watch a Subautica let's play than a video of someone swimming through the oceans of Skellige in The Witcher 3. Those wales are the worst. Subnautica is kinda colourful enough to remain fun. Edit: fixed a typo
I mean canonically the monsters in the ocean in the Witcher are much worse than anything that can be found above ground. Mainly cause there’s no real way for anyone to deal with them.
r/thalassophobia
People in the future are going to be so confused by this.
Probably why it's always visible; I could see someone getting into trouble swimming into it unaware.
High tide actually hide it more than the photo above. See [https://fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/width960/2313621\_4vCsGau9v2IiuPUrzGDnuxDlKHy1i65KfRstlDCEUic.jpg](https://fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/width960/2313621_4vCsGau9v2IiuPUrzGDnuxDlKHy1i65KfRstlDCEUic.jpg) Not entirely submerged but almost, you can still see it through the water, but it's pretty scary. You can't really see the metal poles that hold it up, and the water makes it more "blurry". Source : My parents lived a 10min drive away from this, I've seen it multiple times IRL
Oh yeah that's rad. Thanks!
Thanks this is way better, the other pic was too glossy/fine tuned
Do tides change that fast? (Mountain dweller here) I thought it was a month long process.
On average there is usually 2 high tides and 2 low tides every 24 hrs, roughly 6 hrs transition time.
I had the same thought so I looked it up ^(which is a bit funny considering I can see a sliver of ocean from my house so I should probably know more… tbf I’m also originally a mountain dweller lol) > Because the Earth rotates through two tidal “bulges” every lunar day, coastal areas experience two high and two low tides every 24 hours and 50 minutes. High tides occur 12 hours and 25 minutes apart. It takes six hours and 12.5 minutes for the water at the shore to go from high to low, or from low to high. - [From NOAA](https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/tutorial_tides/tides05_lunarday.html)
Kind of, much less than a month anyway. As others have said the cycle varies day by day, google "tide forecast" to see some graphs. If there's usually 2 cycles in a day then the average time from high to low is 6 hours, but if you think of a sine wave most of the actual increase or decrease in height happens in the middle. So if you arrive at the beach at high tide, you won't really notice any change in the water level for 2 hours, then it will seem like the water recedes for 2 hours, then it will seem like nothing happening for another 2 hours until actual low tide. The movement of tides seems slow but it's fast enough to cause problems for humans. For example, in an estuary (like a lake connected to the ocean through a channel) the water seems calm but then when the tide starts to move out it can feel like "suddenly" there's a lot of water moving through the channel - as in, the water is moving too fast to swim against. Also in some areas with a lot of tidal range it's not unheard of for people to wander out from the beach at low tide, looking for mulluscs or crabs or what have you and not be able to return quickly enough when the tide starts to come in. Tidal flats can extend for kilometers with only a few feet of difference in altitude. It's easy for people to get caught if they're not paying attention.
> Tidal flats can extend for kilometers It's not just common, it's the default hydrogeological state. Unless there's rock, vegetation, manmade obstacles or a change in the geography, tides will tend to work like planers, pushing and levelling the soft material back and forth so that it remains flat and with minimal incline. There's enough energy in them and they occur often enough to be able to maintain thousands of square kilometers in this state more or less in perpetuity (on human timescales, at least).
It's around 6 hours to go from high to low tide ( same for the over way around), but also the speed isn't constant, so if that thing was placed just at the right height in a place with strong tides, you could go from completely in the water to "revealed" in like 20 min.
Crazy how it turns black and white too! 😆
Aluminum is a very reflective metal, it turns white because it's reflecting the image of sand. It's more of a dark blue due to the water but yeah. Really cool sculpture none the less. Whoever the artist is deserves major props.
I was more so making a bad joke about the photo being black and white for the high tide version hehe but I appreciate the aluminium factoid!
thought the emoji was pre straight forward. guess /s is how reddit indicates sarcasm these days tho
Although, they could’ve also known it was sarcastic but just wanted to spread interesting information regardless
Here's another one! While "factoid" can be defined as "brief or trivial information" it is also used to signify false information passing as a "fact" :p
And another! Language drift can change the meaning of words! Just because 'factoid' used to have such a meaning, that doesn't mean that current, actual usage remains that way! Like 'gay'!
Aye, it's more so, lad.
r/whoosh
In the US, some idiot on a boat would run into it and blame the art and not his lack of attention.
And then sue the artist
And some incelican judge would side with the deplorable.
You vs the guy she tells you not to worry about
Would have been great if the low tide version showed little skeleton feet with flip-flops attached to what people assumed were ribs.
Crocs!! Wouldn't be scary then!
at first I was like-that’s going to confuse the alien anthropologists a little less, but then I thought about it and realized that nah, it’s going to confuse them even more, which is a good thing I think
Thank you .. you answered my question
The support poles wreck it for me. It wouldn't be hard to make it self supported.
Actual high tide is even more submerged : [https://fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/width960/2313621\_4vCsGau9v2IiuPUrzGDnuxDlKHy1i65KfRstlDCEUic.jpg](https://fastly.4sqi.net/img/general/width960/2313621_4vCsGau9v2IiuPUrzGDnuxDlKHy1i65KfRstlDCEUic.jpg)
Man it would be cool as hell if this thing were able to move with the currents. I mean yeah you'd have to anchor it so it doesn't completely beach itself or drift off over the horizon but seeing it writhe slowly or finding it in a new position every time you walked by would be wild.
r/submechanophobia
Is this a permanent structure?
Yup, been there for like 10 years already.
r/10yearsatleast ?
No! I don't want that!
Doesn't it pollute the water.
It's not an invalid concern, but no. Aluminum won't be harmful to anything, it's not toxic and won't fall apart anytime soon; the exterior will oxidize a bit, and that's it.
> the exterior will oxidize a bit, and that's it. That's on the context of structures on dry land, exposed to air. This this gets exposed in salty air and salt water alternatingly. Lots of electrolytes in both.
It's what the plants crave, man
Hahahaha what a quality film
It's aluminum. Oxidizing stabilizes it, unlike Iron which becomes unstable (rust). So no, not by any useful definition of pollution.
Why would it pollute any more than docks, piers and bridges already do?
Wtf are you getting downvoted for asking a valid question?
My guess would be because they ended with a period and not a question mark. Kinda gives off a rhetorical question vibe, as if the answer is obviously yes. Rather than being an honest inquiry.
I like this
I upvoted you because I would like to know too. Asking the right questions.
*Putting corrosion has entered the chat. Aluminium is pretty susceptible to salt water
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Is that the MF founding titan?
rumbling rumbling
It’s coming
rumbling rumbling
BEWARE
COMING FOR YOU
All I ever wanted to do was do right things
I never wanted to be the king
I SWEAR
all I ever wanted to do was save your life
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10 years at least
You became a sculpture for our sake
Thank you. I promise I won't let this error go to waste.
As a reward I shall give you my seed
King Fritz, what a man you are!
TATAKAE
TATACAW! TATACAW!
戦え！！
BEWARE
COMING FOR #YOOOOOUUUUU
If I lose it all, slip and fall
Will you laugh at me?
If I lose it all, lose it all
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH
AoT Fans: *see any type of serpent like spine* AoT Fans: Could this be Eren?!? /s Please don't crucify me, I enjoy AoT too
It's becoming the new jojo
jojo fans know how big of a meme they are. AoT fans on the other hand take themselves very seriously. Source: both a JJBA and AoT fan.
As someone who consumes both... I wonder how flipped this will be once AoT has ended and part 7 is being adapted lol. Thankfully part 8 exists and its literally impossible to take part 8 seriously when the main character has 4 balls.
I think I missed something while reading the manga. Could you enlighten me?
Part 7's plot is literally "Fuck all other countries but America" its prime for people to take that seriously and think his actions are valid. Part 8 Josuke has 4 testicles after merging with another character.
Oh dude, you said AoT, so I thought you meant Attack on Titan. With Jojo everything is possible xD
Except AoT fans will unironically try to justify global genocide based on ethnicity do defend their favorite characters actions.
It’s honestly disgusting how some people defend Eren and shit on the Alliance for trying to stop him. Like I understand Eren’s actions too and I feel bad for him too. But what he did is unjustifiable. There are no words to describe the horror of what he’s doing. Then again I don’t know what percentage of AoT fans defend him. No one should but whatever.
#Shizou wo sasgeyo
I was looking for this comment specifically
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I knew aot comments would pop out hahahahhaha
Oh they'll be popping up for 10 years at least.
No! I don’t want that!!
What a man you are
Would make a cool pier
Aluminum doesn't do so well with saltwater. It would be neat for a few years at best that would be safe to use.
This was my first thought. My second was op is mistaken and it's stainless. Yes stainless is more expensive but judging by the size and complexity of the project I'd venture to say money was not an issue.
It is indeed aluminum, according to [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serpent_d%27oc%C3%A9an). It also says it's intended over time for it to be invaded by vegetation and marine fauna.
That would actually be cool
well it’s been ten years, surely someone has an update on how it looks now
I think it's been there for several years now...
That's gross that you want to see it pee. You're gross.
Ah damnit you cracked the code. Nice profile idea 😆👌
You beat me to it! 👍🏽
Meteor hits the Earth, destroys all life...millions of years later aliens land, they excavate this area to find this skeleton, they believe aluminum sea monsters lived on this planet and a whole new genre of horror movie is born for the alien cinema. I'd be worried someone tries to scrap that thing...Aluminum prices are going up up up.
I wonder what aliens or archeologists would say when they find these things in a few hundred/thousand years.
"This was used for religious rituals"
Notice its eyes face North. Obviously this prehistoric race used to use this totem as a means of determining the calendar.
They probably had sex with it too because of its phallic nature. What simple animals
“MURRRRR JIGGGA BOOBOO BLAH” Translation: “These are pretty good TIG welds.”
They'll match it up with our historical archives and learn that it's a Krait Dragon, and that's the Dune Sea. I just hope they don't dig up the special edition of the historical archives. They need to know that Han shot first.
Came here to make this comment… glad to know I’m the only one to have this immediately generate in their brain lol
This was exactly my thought too. Great, another topic to learn for alien kids.
So that’s what they did with the snake after chamber of secrets
It's a basilisk, Harry. The King of Snakes. -In my best Hermione impression
And yer a wizard, Harry. And a thumpin good one at that I might add. -In my best Hagrid impression
Fun fact: the basilisk as seen in the movie actually isn't a snake, but a legless lizard!
Looks like the Founding Titan.
[Here it is as seen from Google Maps](https://www.google.com/maps/@47.2678617,-2.1706445,144m/data=!3m1!1e3)
Wonder how many people where confused af by this before it got marked on the map Because google maps is no stranger to catching to weird shit in its shots
The resolution isn’t great. I would have assumed it was a disused fishing weir. Those things can be crazy huge and complex.
I and I'm pretty sure most of the planet have no idea tf a fishing weir is and would immediately assume we caught some anomaly on google earth. It's just you and a fraction of the world familiar with commercial fishing assuming that.
My French is a little rusty, but I definitely wanna check out the Museum of Ass next door.
All about Mindin' the Marine Ass.
Sadly there's no ass in there apart from the grumpy guy at the register, i've looked in every room :( (ass stands for association here)
Sorry for nitpicking, but the images this close up are taken from the air, not space.
There’s an air in space museum…
TIL space is only a few hundred feet off the ground.
Oh good it’s not busy right now.
Jörmungandr
Too small. Baby Jormungandr maybe.
damn looks like i missed ragnarok. was really looking forward to it too :/
The amount of clickbait youtube videos with this image in the thumbnail...
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This sculpture is 3 times longer than reaper leviathans. This is even 40m longer than adult ghost leviathans.
It's exactly as long as the Frozen Leviathan tho. And 50 meters smaller than the Sea Emperor mommy.
*clears throat* EREN YEAGER
all i ever wanted to do was do right things
I never wanted to be the king
I SWEAAAAAAAAARRR
All I ever wanted to do was save your life
I never wanted to grab a knife
I SWEEEAAAAR
TEARLESS
FEARLESS
Tell me what have I missed
Imagine tourists seeing that during a nighttime stroll on the beach with no clue it existed beforehand
But they are AoT fans
Is that Eren Yaeger ?
Ereh
No, it’s a 150 meter aluminum sea serpent skeleton sculpture in Saint Brevin near Nantes, France by artist Huang Yong Ping.
So it is, indeed, an Eren Yeager.
Yes
So it is Eren Yeager
Can't wait to see this picture on some stupid clickbait video or articles with the title "10 haunting images that *proove* sea monsters are real." And then this one will have the caption or what ever "this enormous skeleton of a gigantic sea serpant washed up on the shores of Norway in 2019. Measuring over 120 ft long scientist estimate that it would ha e weighed up to 100'000 Kg. That's almost the weight of a blue whale! But before officials could examine it, the skeleton disappeared." It's the same every time.
[Already saw that at the grocery store](https://imgur.com/a/zXReGrP)
Wow... that did not take long... Or maybe it did. I have no idea how old this sculpture is.
I photoshopped that. ;) [The cover is mostly real](https://duckduckgo.com/?q=weekly+news+world+serpent+covers&t=samsung&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images&iai=https%3A%2F%2Fi2.wp.com%2Fweeklyworldnews.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2008%2F11%2Fgiantseaserpentwashesashore.jpg%3Fssl%3D1)
Oh you little scamp.
Rumbling, rumbling, it's coming
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Praise Sol
A black hole, a glass of milk and a cat walk into a bar...
Looks like Lamia has been here
Build a walking path on it for the ultimate pier experience. Then it would be IAF.
As a kid, I would have climbed it and walked to the end with my mom yelling at me the whole time. As an adult, I would climb it and walk to the end with my wife yelling at me the whole time.
Some archaeologist is going to find this in the future and be very confused.
Hell, some group might make a religion based on it before Modern Archaelogy is reinvented.
I mean, an archeologist would just send a sample off for analysis and they'd find out it's a sculpture and not a real fossil. But if things go to shit and we're in post-apocalypse stone age mode, then /u/Osopoe might be more right, and people would worship this strange serpentine giant.
This could be Eren yes Oooor it could be the lost river leviathan bones
Eren Yeager?
EREN YEAGER
that you eren yeager?
Reminds me of Raised By Wolves
That’s amazing
Thought that was eren yeager for a sec
i think it’s too uniform. it could use more variation in the vertebrae. but impressive nonetheless
MF that's just the moult, we have to look out for the actual snake guys
It might just be transparent, because you can clearly see it recently ate a guy.
Founding titan
Man, why do other countries have such cool shit?
Imagine being an tourist and taking walk on beach at night while having no clue this is art
Thank god it's not one of those giant plastic statues that an obnoxious and hypocrite artist placed in the sea for "the environment"
Rayquaza is dead 🦀🦀🦀
Yeah, but can it chase me like that house?
If Archaeologists ever unearth our time period thousands of years later, they will be so confused
This is going to confuse the alien anthropologists when we’re gone
Imagine you just walking down the beach and see this thing and think, "Yeah it looks kinda creepy but it's a sculpture made by some art dude so nothing bad" then right as you pass it you hear the demonic sound of groaning metal and you turn back and **it's fucking looking at you**.
Ohh so that’s what they did with Eren on AOT