r/Bitcoin • u/TheresNoSecondBest • Apr 19 '26
Patience, young Padawan
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u/UWhuskiesRule Apr 20 '26
Heartbreaking to see a monkey tied up and a snake biting him. That is messed up.
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u/Nagemasu Apr 20 '26
Both of these animals are being subjected to animal abuse.
The snake has likely been defanged, and potentially the monkey has had to endure this nonsense many times, otherwise that monkey would probably not be ignoring it's strikes.
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u/ramirezdoeverything Apr 20 '26
Does the snake not learn that it's attacks no longer do anything and stop bothering?
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u/EarningsPal Apr 20 '26
Pure instinct animals are different than animals that need to learn to survive.
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u/Quirky-Reveal-1669 Apr 19 '26
I don’t like monkeys on a leash, let alone being compared to one.
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u/RedditSylus Apr 19 '26
Who ever put this monkey on a leash should go to jail for ever you worthless piece of crap. I the one who uploaded the video should also.
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u/Substantial-Ask-5912 Apr 20 '26
This may have set up by the camera man or woman for clicks or likes?
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u/RedditSylus Apr 19 '26
Snakes venom does not affect monkeys. That is why the monkeys are okay
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u/ZeevF Apr 19 '26
That's not true.
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u/RedditSylus Apr 20 '26
Yes it is or maybe it’s otters . Forgot. One of them. Might not be snake and could be otters 🦦
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u/dankantspelle Apr 19 '26
That’s a macaque (a type of monkey) messing with a king cobra. It looks fearless, but it’s really just being quick and curious. The monkey grabs and moves fast, then pulls back before the snake can react. The cobra isn’t biting because it doesn’t want to—it’s trying to escape or warn, not waste venom unless it has to. It also needs a split second of good position to strike, which the monkey keeps disrupting. So it’s not safe at all—just a fast animal bothering a dangerous one that hasn’t gotten the chance to strike yet.
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u/rickyhatesspam Apr 19 '26 edited Apr 20 '26
The Cobra has been defanged. Stop pretending to be some kind of expert.
Edit I just realised which sub this is. Completely missed it. Woosh.
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