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I wonder how that came about. My cat would absolutely tear apart the rabbit.Aradhus wrote:kittens and a bunny wabbit
Lol, but is ur cat a nursing mother?Army of GOD wrote:I wonder how that came about. My cat would absolutely tear apart the rabbit.Aradhus wrote:kittens and a bunny wabbit
It was like, 8 years ago.Lootifer wrote:Lol, but is ur cat a nursing mother?Army of GOD wrote:I wonder how that came about. My cat would absolutely tear apart the rabbit.Aradhus wrote:kittens and a bunny wabbit
saxitoxin wrote:Your position is more complex than the federal tax code. As soon as I think I understand it, I find another index of cross-references, exceptions and amendments I have to apply.
Timminz wrote:Yo mama is so classless, she could be a Marxist utopia.
Man I so wish they had lead the evolutionary path.
Lil' Cthulhunatty_dread wrote:I call them "cthulhu moles"
I laughed out loud at 1:05Symmetry wrote:Lil' Cthulhunatty_dread wrote:I call them "cthulhu moles"
saxitoxin wrote:Your position is more complex than the federal tax code. As soon as I think I understand it, I find another index of cross-references, exceptions and amendments I have to apply.
Timminz wrote:Yo mama is so classless, she could be a Marxist utopia.

Cuteness does not imply things you want to eat.Aradhus wrote:How come I've never looked at an animal and thought, 'that looks tasty'? How does it help me to think that these animals are cute? I don' gerrit.

I thin in the Lion's case, they hunt because they have to, not because they want to.Aradhus wrote:I know, that's not what I meant. I'm wondering what makes animals hunt other animals, does a lion see a zebra and think 'mmm tasty'. I've never seen an animal I wanted to hunt and eat. When I see an animal often times I want to give it a big hug. Just wondering what's going on there.
Well... animals mostly follow their instincts. Although we don't know all that much about animal consciousness, or how aware they are in general, I don't think animals can comprehend the concept of "cuteness". For wild animals at least. For domesticated ones, it might be a bit different, but most wild animals just basically see things from the view of survival and propagating their genes.Aradhus wrote:I know, that's not what I meant. I'm wondering what makes animals hunt other animals, does a lion see a zebra and think 'mmm tasty'. I've never seen an animal I wanted to hunt and eat. When I see an animal often times I want to give it a big hug. Just wondering what's going on there.

natty_dread wrote:Do ponies have sex?
(proud member of the Occasionally Wrongly Banned)Army of GOD wrote:the term heterosexual is offensive. I prefer to be called "normal"
A bit of a side note to that, but maybe you'll find it interesting, is that cuteness seems to be genetically related to domesticity, at least in mammals-natty_dread wrote:Well... animals mostly follow their instincts. Although we don't know all that much about animal consciousness, or how aware they are in general, I don't think animals can comprehend the concept of "cuteness". For wild animals at least. For domesticated ones, it might be a bit different, but most wild animals just basically see things from the view of survival and propagating their genes.Aradhus wrote:I know, that's not what I meant. I'm wondering what makes animals hunt other animals, does a lion see a zebra and think 'mmm tasty'. I've never seen an animal I wanted to hunt and eat. When I see an animal often times I want to give it a big hug. Just wondering what's going on there.
There are exceptions though... There are tons of cases where an animal of one species finds and abandoned baby animal of another species and adopts it. A crow has been known to adopt a baby cat. A mother lion has been known to adopt an orphan gazelle - after slaughtering its mother.
I find that kinda odd. I can find wild animals just as cute as domesticated ones.Symmetry wrote:A bit of a side note to that, but maybe you'll find it interesting, is that cuteness seems to be genetically related to domesticity, at least in mammals-natty_dread wrote:Well... animals mostly follow their instincts. Although we don't know all that much about animal consciousness, or how aware they are in general, I don't think animals can comprehend the concept of "cuteness". For wild animals at least. For domesticated ones, it might be a bit different, but most wild animals just basically see things from the view of survival and propagating their genes.Aradhus wrote:I know, that's not what I meant. I'm wondering what makes animals hunt other animals, does a lion see a zebra and think 'mmm tasty'. I've never seen an animal I wanted to hunt and eat. When I see an animal often times I want to give it a big hug. Just wondering what's going on there.
There are exceptions though... There are tons of cases where an animal of one species finds and abandoned baby animal of another species and adopts it. A crow has been known to adopt a baby cat. A mother lion has been known to adopt an orphan gazelle - after slaughtering its mother.
National Geographic article on research into domesticating foxes

It's like a scaly version of this:Lootifer wrote:Back to "cute" animals.
This is pushing the boundry, but still kinda cute in a weird way: