Sea-Monkey Race!

[beckettcharriez]

I tried this in real life and apparently it’s “immoral” to kidnap a pregnant woman and force her to race

[beansthegolden]

Imagine being put in a race againtsed someone but the air tastes radioactive for some odd reason

[philburtthecommunistlizard]

can't believe you gave champagne to a pregnant woman smh

[zbelair]

As someone who drinks too much isn't monster.

[jordancheong]

Did you ever do the blue powder experiment with the sea monkeys?

[thatguy]

Ok so I have never had a problem with all these sea monkey shenanigans due to them probably not being sentient, but there is something deeply disturbing in feeding a pregnant female Monster Energy and making her race.

[dingdong]

Two forms of life, no matter how small they are. They're not toys.

[ΔΦΞ]

''Monster energy will make the shrimps swim faster.''

[egg]

The little trophy ceremony at the end was actually really cute, ,

[dylanwicklund]

I can't believe they made so many things for sea monkeys and still continue to do so but this was actually entertaining for some stupid reason

[notribadsvault]

You can actually see the babies that’s wild.

[evnstar]

You can see the sea monkey bumping it’s head on the “wall” after the last turn.
Makes me wonder if it had gotten used to the squiggly path and was relying on “memory” to go ahead.

That’d be kinda impressive considering its size

[hannakralovetz]

Some poor soul is gonna actually put their fairy shrimp in energy drinks and wonder why they fell asleep forever. Probably like a 7 year old...




Maybe 8 year old.

[pyro_shark]

The sea monkey doubled in size in the span of one race ☠️

[UltuTheMoogle]

I watched a video where a guy introduced a tank of sea monkeys monster and left them overnight. They not only got faster, but they had rapidly reproduced and doubled in size.

[feets.enthusiast]

peta seems really quiet after this vid dropped

[homesqueeze]

How did I get sea monkeys and never find out about this?!?

[NotRyon]

Fun fact: Sea-Monkeys is a marketing term for brine shrimp (Artemia) sold as novelty aquarium pets. Developed in the United States in 1957 by Harold von Braunhut, they are sold as eggs intended to be added to water, and almost always come bundled in a kit of three pouches and instructions. Sometimes a small tank and additional pouches are included. The product was heavily marketed in the 1960s and 70s, especially in comic books, and remains a presence in popular culture.

[JVCS-bz]

Can't believe Lil dude got humiliated by a heavily pregnant woman, if i was him my self-steem would have desintegrated lol

[destroyer]

Did you know sea monkeys are actually brine shrimp? They are usually food for fish, but when labeled as “Sea Monkeys” they can sell more