"Naruto's" Kotoamatsukami in Real Life? Rare South American Bird Spotted with "Sharingan" Eyes, Netizens Joke: "Uchiha Clan!"

A Chilean photographer recently snapped some incredible photos of a bird with "Sharingan" eyes, sending the internet into a frenzy. The bird's eyes are an incredibly rare vibrant red, with a pupil structure and color strikingly similar to the Sharingan of the Uchiha clan from "Naruto." Many netizens immediately drew parallels to the iconic scene where Itachi Uchiha hid "Kotoamatsukami" in a crow's eye.
These stunning shots were captured by photographer "@sol.plumita." The Roland's Grebe, primarily found in South America across countries like Chile, Argentina, Brazil, and Peru, boasts its most captivating feature: those vivid red eyes and the stark contrast created by its pupils, making it look ready to unleash a genjutsu at any moment.


While the Roland's Grebe isn't considered rare in South America, its high alertness makes close-up observation difficult. Capturing such crystal-clear photos of these elusive birds remains an incredibly rare feat.

After seeing the photos, netizens flooded the comments section with reactions like: "I can't believe Sharingan actually exists in real life!", "Everything is in its eyes!", and "That's definitely a Mangekyo Sharingan; it looks like it's about to activate Susanoo any second now!"

However, recent studies indicate that the Roland's Grebe population has been declining in recent years due to water pollution. Perhaps local governments should prioritize protecting their habitats, ensuring these rare "Sharingan" don't become a mere legend in the real world!

via: sol.plumita