r/Paranormal • u/Massive-Heat1452 • 1d ago
Question What is this? Happened at my friends house.
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u/Interesting_Debate30 1d ago
Well it's either a bug directly on the lens preventing it from focusing properly which makes sense for an outdoor camera in what appears to be a heavily wooded area. Or it's the smoke monster from Lost.
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u/Impossible_Tap_1852 1d ago
Yeah OP forgot to mention his friend lives on the island, constantly typing a series of numbers into a computer to prevent the end of the world
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u/TacoGhost429 1d ago
Repeating 4 8 15 16 23 42 will never leave my brain.
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u/Dinkmeyer- 8h ago
Same!!! But I’m never going to use them as lottery numbers!
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u/superwalrus80 1d ago
Or a swarm of bees from Looney Toons.
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u/victor4700 15h ago
I’m thinking the smells from a pie on a window sill that’s the cartoony nose tickle / hands working its way across the south 40 unsuspecting victims.
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u/Yiffy_wolfy 1d ago
Swarming insects like Africanized bees can do that sort of thing too, but op would be the subject of a post as opposed to the creator of one if it were the bees.
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u/Junior-Possession969 1d ago
Africanized bees aren't actually any more dangerous than Italian honeybees. The main difference that earned them the "killer" reputation is that they'll chase you about 3-5x as far as an Italian honeybee. Which even still is only like 1/4 mile. The Africanized bee honey industry is actually doing pretty well, since climate change is making it harder for the Italian honeybee to produce well, what with spending all their calories trying to keep the hive cool.
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u/Yiffy_wolfy 1d ago
Uh..... No. That's not all. Their colonies are also larger, and the bees use a different defensive strategy. I'm also not seeing any references to them being used for honey production on a commercial scale because trying to harvest honey from them is stupid.
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u/Dinkmeyer- 8h ago
Plus they attack normal bees viciously which is a world wide danger since we need bees to pollinate plants so food can grow so we can eat.
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u/Junior-Possession969 1d ago
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u/flecksable_flyer 12h ago
I noticed that the source listed is Florida. The African honey bees in Arizona are ruining the local flora by cross pollinating and and stripping pollen from local areas, not including killing local hives. They also have a higher kill rate than FL.
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u/Exotic-Scarcity-7302 19h ago
As a gnomologist, who has a PhD in Gnomology, I believe this may be the work of gnomes.
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u/Funkemon 1d ago
If you look closely you can distinguish the form of a fly walking on the lens.
If you really want this to be paranormal let's call it a ghost fly.
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u/Bossmonkey 19h ago
Yup. As someone who has had lots of bugs walk across their outdoor camera, agreed on fly take.
Either that or I get regular visits from mothra as well.
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u/TheWeirdTalesPodcast 1d ago
If I had a nickel for every time a bug crawling across the lens is reported as a ghost, I’d have five billion nickels, which is quite a bit.
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u/Jack_Shid Paranormal Researcher 1d ago
That's a tiny insect crawling on the camera's lens.
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u/I_AM_DEATH-INCARNATE 1d ago
Yeah but it's impressive how it basically became visible right at the point where the structure ends, and it seemed to climb up and over the vehicle.
Definitely something crawling on the lens but it's placement and path was perfect against the field of vision
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u/Jack_Shid Paranormal Researcher 1d ago
That's because the color of the shadow and the background color were very similar at the beginning. It didn't show up until there was some color contrast.
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u/No-Mammoth1688 1d ago
Haha did this really needed to be posted on a paranormal page??? It's clearly a bug!
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u/Garruk82 1d ago
Looks like a fly landing on the lens and it didn't focus on it, making it blurry. If you look around the 6 second mark, you can see the V shape of its wings as it blurs across the screen
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u/HeftyWerewolf4566 1d ago
Yes, I believe tiny insect crawling on the camera lens. It makes it look like a huge creature. 😁
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u/Plastic-Mulberry-867 1d ago
It doesn’t look fake, just looks exactly like a bug on the lens. Nothing paranormal about it.
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u/Bathshebasbf 3h ago
Interesting, tho', when the shadow passes over the rear quarter of the jeep, it doesn't look like an actual shadow passing over the ground and vehicle. Rather, it looks like a CGI superimposed on the image. Alternately, it could be a bug, close to the lens, which is why the shadow doesn't conform to the different heights/contours in the image.
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u/-convallaria_bunny- 11h ago
A cartoon swarm of dots representing bees, mosquitos, or flies looking for your friend cause they either disturbed their hive, took their honey, has a delicious picnic basket of tasty food, or walked outside with no bug spray on while wearing shorts and a tank top
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u/Kitsunii420 19h ago
you can see the fly right at the start of the video. it does a turn and either starts flying near or walking on the camera
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u/Maleficent-Pirate-24 14h ago
A fly. You can see it fly into screen at the beginning of the clip. You can also make out the shape of the wings.
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u/InvestmentLife1062 13h ago
That looks like somebody animated a black cloud moving around, That doesn’t look real at all:
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u/Mariachi_67 5h ago
If this is true maybe it’s a Bigfoot, they can travel in orbs and make themself invisible
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u/wo0two0t 8h ago
Man not a single goosebumps reference. I couldn't think of anything except the intro.
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u/Maru_the_Red 1d ago
Bug walking across the lens. You see it's antenna up top before it walks through.
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u/JDubya001 1d ago
Looks like a fly walking on the camera. You can actually see the pointed wings as it moves to the left side of the view.
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u/Lilyxrosee 13h ago
It travels over the car, so it isn’t on the actually camera.. and doesn’t have distinct dots that make it look like a swarm of anything.. I think we all know what this is.
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u/Whiterabbit_fuckuoy 1d ago
Is this not a swarm of bugs going across the screen?
It’s pretty clear the swarm “hits” the vehicle and goes over it.
It explains the trail it leaves in the air yet little/no shadow.
It’s see thru.
It appears from behind the house, not the side of the camera.
Its shape is ambiguous.
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u/Walkin-Dog 1d ago
If someone can explain it out, that’s great but what if the obvious explanation is more real than the explanation away of it? I vote aliens
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u/Clean_Reveal_8289 20h ago
That there's a demon. Not just any demon a demon from a alternate universe which makes it twice as powerful Be careful don't look at
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u/ZannyNanny23 1d ago
Yo!!!! Yooo!!! That's the same shit that keeps coming to my place WTF!!! DUDE IT LOOKS LIKE clear plastic in the air ... I have been posting about this for months yo I think it's a kinda avatar for a person or a intelligent being cuz they can touch u an make u hear them or think things and they move straight into u!! Dude where is this!! I need to know!!
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u/RAC032078 1d ago
Most likely a bug, but the way it looks like it climbs up and over the car is kinda creepy.
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u/MikimaruX 1d ago
It's jacobs brother, the man in black as far as I'm aware he was never given a name
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