/r/natureismetal
Badass pictures, gifs and videos of the awesome yet vicious cycle of nature
We do not condone animal violence for sport or training animals to be used for animal fighting.
This subreddit is to appreciate the vicious and unforgiving parts of nature.
No posting of zoo animals, domestic pets, animals in laboratories, circuses, hunting preserves, show business, feral cats and dogs, and alligator/crocodile wrangling. Farm animals and non-mammalian aquarium animals are allowed provided there is no human instigated feeding, baiting or violence. Anyone posting animal cruelty or organized animal fighting will be banned permanently.
No images of piles of feathers, bones, or blood and guts. Remains must have some metal factor to them. Uniquely bad ass skeletons and skulls may be allowed at mod discretion.
Human Remains are allowed only under the following conditions. Damage seen in the submission must have been caused by animals and animals only. No other forms of nature or disease are allowed. Any submission must be fully marked with both NSFW and Human Remains (NSFL) flair or the submission will be removed. Repeated violations may result in a ban.
Tag bloody or gory submissions as NSFW. If a mod tags your submission NSFW do not untag it.
Animals hurting humans is okay. Humans killing animals is not allowed. No intentional human orchestrated interaction. This also includes animals being harmed at the hands of artificial objects. Animals attacking humans on their own initiative is allowed.
For humans being metal, check out /r/HumansAreMetal: a place for people doing badass things.
Acts of nature are allowed provided the content is metal.
We are here for the awesomeness of nature. These topics will be removed.
Seriously. We will kill you.
Please use accurate and descriptive titles to your submissions: a descriptive title should at least identify the animals in the content and optimally briefly describe what is happening. We do not allow "I see you X and raise you Y" titles.
Any submission that is reposted within 120 days will be removed. No posts that have previously been posted on this subreddit with over 10,000 upvotes in the past year may be posted again.
No submissions allowed from the NiM Top 50.
No submissions from the NiM Hall of Fame or the NiM Hall of Shame.
Only images that have appeared previously in NiM or NiFL count as reposts.
Reposting will be adjudicated on a 3 strikes policy. (1: warning, 2: temp ban, 3: permenant ban)
Word-for-word reposts will be removed.
You can message the mods using modmail if you would like to contest the removal of post or bans.
For nature in all its stunning and fascinating beauty check out r/NatureisFuckingLit
For extinct badass nature, check out /r/Naturewasmetal.
For dead animals doing crazy and badass things from the afterlife, check out r/taxidermy and r/taxidermyismetal
For badass people being metal as fuck please visit r/Humansaremetal
Australia dingo/shark/snakes - photoshopped two different pics
Shark takes flight - photoshopped
Deer caught in a wildfire - staged
Cougar caught in a wildfire - staged
Frozen, eaten caribou - propped up roadkill
"Rabbit gets caught" - a bird taking off from the snow
Deer stuck in fence and eaten by coyotes - rule breaker
Great white shark catching decoy seal - human involvement
Eel bursting from Heron's body - Photoshop
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Found this skeleton while out on a horse ride and thought it would fit well on this sub. Im not sure what it was or how it died, but it's not very likely it got hit by a car or anything of the like since the road it was on was an old gravel road that doesn't get much traffic. I think it might've been injured and eventually starved.
Any ideas on what it could be? Coyote or dog? This is in Eastern KY
i’m told the lioness survived her injuries however
Credit to jetskips on TikTok. Couldn’t save the video so here’s the link.
Beating it to death also breaks its bones and makes it mailable enough to swallow whole.
Not sure if this counts, but I was photographing a passing Kestrel and later noticed the mouse it has tightly clutched in its talons.
Took this India, Uttar Pradesh when I visited. Saw this massive unit and thought of taking a pic. He was actually much bigger than what you see in the photo. Can see the muscle definition of this bull. Just full of muscle and yet a tiger or lion can easily kill this. Nature is amazing yet weird.
Location Northern Norway.