Bye son
Bye son
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btw that's not how gregarious animals work. Many do run but they also protect their young
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Is that a Bison? They famously protect their young. Though sometimes they make mistakes.
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Nah that's a Bye-son
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This one is correcting its mistake.
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Lmao
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Only in English a speaking countries. In Japan, it's a Vega.
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I read this in the Voice of Matt Berry.
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It works so well in his voice.
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That is, without a doubt, the perfect voice for this.
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FAAATHEEEEERRR!
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"Title"
I see what you did there.
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“The birds aren’t singing, they’re screaming in pain and terror” — Werner Herzog
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Pretty sure they just want sum fuck.
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You need to put the name before the quote so it's easier for my brain to read it in his voice.
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Downvoted. So unbiased on how animals working
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Bye son
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I can't. But you should try -
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Nah that is more like human society. Mammals and birds generally defend their young.
Humans give their young student loan debt because economists said it praises their God.
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I miss when people used commas.
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I laughed so hard at how grossly wrong the general idea is being presented in this meme. It's like the repetition of "alpha wolf" myth.
The fact that we have a gif of a herd animal plowing through a younger one and leaving it the the wolves may not be representative of the species as a whole, but good enough for a comic IMO
Edit: wrong gif and I can't get the right one to upload. If you search buffalo snow wolves gif it should come up
Dang
Probably knew it wasn't his kid. People in these comments seem to be about "mammals protect their young, dammit", but if it's someone else's young, and that someone else isn't around (even if that someone else is the same species) ...
Indeed. My favorite part of nature shows as a kid was watching predators for after the young animals and get absolutely wailed on by the older ones. Never saw a documentary where they just left them behind unless it was completely hopeless, and often still not.
Buffalos rarely leave their young unless it's hopeless. Most often the adults fight the predators.