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@dez_ kiedyś widząc taki filmik WOW ale zajebiste, teraz pierwsza myśl to ciekawe czy nie AI. IMO ze zwierzętami najtrudniej odróżnić, u ludzi od razu widać nienaturalne ruchy. Żarłacza białego to człowiek tylko w Szczękach i na filmach przyrodniczych widział

@Gilgamesh **Fake / AI-generated.**

Key indicators that show this video is not authentic footage:

1. **Anatomical and Physical Distortion:**

* **The Mouth & Teeth:** The shark's jaw morphs as it emerges from the murky water. The teeth are irregular, misaligned, and rapidly shift shape as the angle changes.

* **Eyes & Head Shape:** The eye is completely static, pitch-black, and oversized, lacking natural eye movement or reflection. The snout's form alters unrealistically as it advances.

* **Gills:** The gill slits appear unnaturally rigid and sliced into the skin rather than functioning as flexible respiratory organs expanding/contracting in water.

2. **Unnatural Lighting & Motion:**

* The beam of the flashlight casts inconsistent, flickering light that does not realistically reflect or refract off the underwater particles, sediment, or the shark’s skin.

* The motion of the shark materializing out of the sand/sediment cloud exhibits typical AI video generation artifacts (blobbing/morphing from murky noise into a detailed texture).

3. **Behavior:**

* Large sharks do not hide buried under the sand like flatfish or anglerfish to ambush prey in this manner, nor do they charge straight into a direct high-intensity light beam without natural body flexation or swimming motion.

Nawet nie chce mi się tego formatować xd

@Gilgamesh prawda, tu było łatwo bo ten muł na pletwach był nielogiczny, ale bywa trudniej.

@lechaim ten ma 30 sekund bez cięć, więc nie takie pewne