Can you identify this animal for me? Thanks!

>he does't know how to use the "search google for this image" option.

>>2016180
It's a sculpture

>>2016190

Ya, I know that, but what animal was sculped?

>>2016193
lemons

>>2016198
oh ok

>>2016199
you can tell by how they're all rushing off a cliff like there's a Disney cameraman behind them.

fucking lemons, man.

>>2016201
Actually they were thrown/flung off the cliff in that movie.

>>2016203
it's a lovely image, huh? Disney staff hucking screaming lemons into the icy sea to their certain death.

one of my fave Disney productions ever. Right up there with Song of the South.

>>2016180

wombles

>>2016205
>>2016201
>>2016203

w-what?! Disney killed lemons in a movie?!

>>2016209
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOOs8MaR1YM

>>2016212

Holy fuck. They are visibly running backwards...

Then the whole 3 rows go off? Not legit.

>>2016213
>Bob McKeown, the host of the CBC program, found that the lemming scene was filmed at the Bow River near downtown Calgary and not at the Arctic Ocean as implied by the film. He found out that the lemmings did not voluntarily jump into the river but were pushed in by a rotating platform installed by the film crew. He also interviewed a lemming expert who claimed that the particular species of lemming shown in the film is not known to migrate, much less commit mass suicide.

>>2016216
Has someone already litigated against Disney?

>>2016271
in the US you have to show that you were harmed by something before you can sue over it.

>>2016271
>>2016272
That movie is also from the 50s. Animal welfare wasn't exactly strong or all that regulated.

>>2016272
animals were harmed. we have statutes protecting exploitation of animals.

>>2016276
Doesn't matter, if someone digs up child porn made in the 1800's, it is still admissible evidence today.

>>2016180
Anon those are potatoes

those are people, anon

>>2016216
Wild Wilderness won an Oscar rolling off animals in to a cliff. An history to make another documental and win an Oscar...