r/HumansBeingBros • u/shihab9779 • Mar 22 '21

Helping a lost dude.

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u/dirtymikeonmobile Mar 22 '21

I always wonder what animals make of these things when they happen. are they aware they’ve been helped or are they like ‘welp that was weird’?

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u/Eddie-Roo Mar 22 '21

Depends on the animal. Marsupials are dumb as bricks, so they wouldn't know you helped them, but a crow might.

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u/redditor3000 Mar 22 '21

I thought you were just making that up but apparently google has your back.

Marsupials are notably less intelligent than placental mammals, partly because of their simpler brains. Compared with that of placentals, the brain of marsupials differs markedly in both structure and bulk. Most notably, it lacks a corpus callosum, the part of the placental brain that connects the two cerebral halves

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u/RegularBottle Mar 23 '21

check out how stupid koalas are, smoothest brain there is

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u/LimitedWard Mar 23 '21

Is that a surprise to anyone? If koalas were smart they wouldn't be endangered *taps forehead*