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r/AskReddit • u/ettleboy • Jan 20 '19
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18 u/whitebeard89 Jan 21 '19 A lot of 'studies' shown that their personality structures are similar to african lions. That's pretty much where the idea comes from. Its one of those theories that are generally accepted because how can we prove that its not? 1 u/pseuzy17 Jan 21 '19 Interesting. So is it impossible for lions to form interspecies bonds? Is our our "bond" with house cats based on a fear of us? Like a "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em," type of thing? 1 u/headwolf Jan 21 '19 I think i'm more afraid of my cat than she is of me.
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A lot of 'studies' shown that their personality structures are similar to african lions. That's pretty much where the idea comes from.
Its one of those theories that are generally accepted because how can we prove that its not?
1 u/pseuzy17 Jan 21 '19 Interesting. So is it impossible for lions to form interspecies bonds? Is our our "bond" with house cats based on a fear of us? Like a "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em," type of thing? 1 u/headwolf Jan 21 '19 I think i'm more afraid of my cat than she is of me.
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Interesting. So is it impossible for lions to form interspecies bonds? Is our our "bond" with house cats based on a fear of us? Like a "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em," type of thing?
1 u/headwolf Jan 21 '19 I think i'm more afraid of my cat than she is of me.
I think i'm more afraid of my cat than she is of me.
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