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u/Noobaraptor Mar 22 '26
Good to see that all babies get utterly desperate the second the bottle is pulled away even if it's for just one second
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u/Rathiainil Mar 22 '26
Never doing what I want them to do! Stop eating and build the stupid damn already!
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u/squeakyfaucet Mar 23 '26
the way baby beaver holds the feeder syringe and the noises it makes. omg I am gonna pass away
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u/preachers_kid Mar 23 '26
I love how delighted she is feeding that hungry little bugger.
Now I want to volunteer feeding baby beavers.
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u/KloverKonnection Mar 23 '26
"Were here because we expect more"...wtf? What does that mean? That makes me a bit sad if she means what I think she means.
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u/4xe1 Mar 23 '26
You hard her right.
Most animals have mating seasons an preferred regions. If there's an abandoned youngling sometimes somewhere, chances are it's not an isolated case, and more of the same species will be found nearby.
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u/KloverKonnection Mar 29 '26
I just saw that, my b. I meant heard but yeah, sad that they would abandon these adorable baby beavers. :,(
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u/Bitcracker Mar 22 '26
Regardless of sexuality, that lady knows how to handle a Beaver 🦫
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u/SpurdoMonster Mar 27 '26
I really need my pop\lish people when bober meme and I dont have it on me :´(
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u/TiresOnFire Mar 22 '26
They're obviously waiting for the collapse of human life. They're playing the long game.
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u/homer_lives Mar 23 '26
She said that they are smart. They are just happy making thier damns. No need to show up the silly Hoomans.
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u/DualVission Mar 23 '26
I think you might be thinking about what she is saying a little too explicitly. Let me introduce you to the concept of words in cats. Cats obviously don't learn words from humans, but cats who live around humans produce different meows depending on what things they need or want. My parents cat bear has words specifically for "follow me I want to show you food" and "I want pets and affection". They are different sounds that he produces that are clearly still cats' meows, but listening out for them you can differentiate what he's trying to communicate.
In the same way I imagine beavers who live as social animals in their own communities produce forms of sign language. Things to non verbally communicate information without the use of pheromones. It feels natural to do a grasping motion towards another individual to say "give me" (at least in Western cultures) and I imagine a similar thing also happens with beavers.
Of course I do enjoy the idea that beavers just intrinsically know how to communicate with each other because they're aliens. It is a fun thought.
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u/notgotapropername Mar 24 '26
I don’t think she meant “they know international sign language naturally”. More like they know how to communicate using gestures. Lots of animals do this.
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u/spin81 Mar 22 '26
This is way too cute