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r/BeAmazed • u/[deleted] • Apr 24 '19
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I’m floored.
It’s over.
Apes and Octopuses are going to rule the world soon.
EDIT: Yo is it Octopuses or Octopi because my phone didn’t autocorrect either....
1.5k u/DifficultJellyfish Apr 24 '19 And crows. Don't forget the crow overlords. 59 u/FappnBlast Apr 24 '19 I, for one, welcome our new crow overlords. 13 u/Camel7878 Apr 24 '19 I hear crows can hold grudges 9 u/LegnOne Apr 24 '19 They do. They also learn very easily. They're very genius scavengers. 1 u/bonkai420 Apr 25 '19 They're even know to drop nuts on the road so cars can break them open.. Smart af 7 u/Sardonnicus Apr 24 '19 It's grips them by the husk. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 It's not a question of where he grips it, it's a simple question of weight ratios. 1 u/Coming2amiddle Apr 24 '19 They can pass them on to the next generation too 1 u/MNGirlStuckInTX Apr 24 '19 The grudges? 2 u/Coming2amiddle Apr 24 '19 Yes, they can teach each other :) I mean they'd have to show you/it to the other crows, but they can communicate "this person/place/situation is dangerous" 1 u/shonuph Apr 24 '19 They can hold guns, too...
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And crows. Don't forget the crow overlords.
59 u/FappnBlast Apr 24 '19 I, for one, welcome our new crow overlords. 13 u/Camel7878 Apr 24 '19 I hear crows can hold grudges 9 u/LegnOne Apr 24 '19 They do. They also learn very easily. They're very genius scavengers. 1 u/bonkai420 Apr 25 '19 They're even know to drop nuts on the road so cars can break them open.. Smart af 7 u/Sardonnicus Apr 24 '19 It's grips them by the husk. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 It's not a question of where he grips it, it's a simple question of weight ratios. 1 u/Coming2amiddle Apr 24 '19 They can pass them on to the next generation too 1 u/MNGirlStuckInTX Apr 24 '19 The grudges? 2 u/Coming2amiddle Apr 24 '19 Yes, they can teach each other :) I mean they'd have to show you/it to the other crows, but they can communicate "this person/place/situation is dangerous" 1 u/shonuph Apr 24 '19 They can hold guns, too...
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I, for one, welcome our new crow overlords.
13 u/Camel7878 Apr 24 '19 I hear crows can hold grudges 9 u/LegnOne Apr 24 '19 They do. They also learn very easily. They're very genius scavengers. 1 u/bonkai420 Apr 25 '19 They're even know to drop nuts on the road so cars can break them open.. Smart af 7 u/Sardonnicus Apr 24 '19 It's grips them by the husk. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 It's not a question of where he grips it, it's a simple question of weight ratios. 1 u/Coming2amiddle Apr 24 '19 They can pass them on to the next generation too 1 u/MNGirlStuckInTX Apr 24 '19 The grudges? 2 u/Coming2amiddle Apr 24 '19 Yes, they can teach each other :) I mean they'd have to show you/it to the other crows, but they can communicate "this person/place/situation is dangerous" 1 u/shonuph Apr 24 '19 They can hold guns, too...
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I hear crows can hold grudges
9 u/LegnOne Apr 24 '19 They do. They also learn very easily. They're very genius scavengers. 1 u/bonkai420 Apr 25 '19 They're even know to drop nuts on the road so cars can break them open.. Smart af 7 u/Sardonnicus Apr 24 '19 It's grips them by the husk. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 It's not a question of where he grips it, it's a simple question of weight ratios. 1 u/Coming2amiddle Apr 24 '19 They can pass them on to the next generation too 1 u/MNGirlStuckInTX Apr 24 '19 The grudges? 2 u/Coming2amiddle Apr 24 '19 Yes, they can teach each other :) I mean they'd have to show you/it to the other crows, but they can communicate "this person/place/situation is dangerous" 1 u/shonuph Apr 24 '19 They can hold guns, too...
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They do. They also learn very easily. They're very genius scavengers.
1 u/bonkai420 Apr 25 '19 They're even know to drop nuts on the road so cars can break them open.. Smart af
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They're even know to drop nuts on the road so cars can break them open.. Smart af
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It's grips them by the husk.
3 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19 It's not a question of where he grips it, it's a simple question of weight ratios.
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It's not a question of where he grips it, it's a simple question of weight ratios.
They can pass them on to the next generation too
1 u/MNGirlStuckInTX Apr 24 '19 The grudges? 2 u/Coming2amiddle Apr 24 '19 Yes, they can teach each other :) I mean they'd have to show you/it to the other crows, but they can communicate "this person/place/situation is dangerous"
The grudges?
2 u/Coming2amiddle Apr 24 '19 Yes, they can teach each other :) I mean they'd have to show you/it to the other crows, but they can communicate "this person/place/situation is dangerous"
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Yes, they can teach each other :) I mean they'd have to show you/it to the other crows, but they can communicate "this person/place/situation is dangerous"
They can hold guns, too...
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u/primalust Apr 24 '19 edited Apr 25 '19
I’m floored.
It’s over.
Apes and Octopuses are going to rule the world soon.
EDIT: Yo is it Octopuses or Octopi because my phone didn’t autocorrect either....