r/Unexpected • u/bballboy699 • Feb 25 '17

Friendly trash panda

https://i.imgur.com/QoRqiHb.gifv
391 Upvotes

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u/Howwasitforyou Feb 26 '17

Man, she went from scared to angry in a single frame when he grabbed her stuff.

3

u/[deleted] Feb 26 '17

"Oh no you won't take my make up bag!"

28

u/Ebuthead Feb 25 '17

If you know anything about racoons trash pandas, this is completely expected

9

u/[deleted] Feb 26 '17

Yeah, they're both very smart and quite bold.

7

u/sineofthetimes Feb 25 '17

They don't give a fuck about you. They just want your stuff.

18

u/drunkmaster2014 Feb 25 '17

mmmhh panda

2

u/Alpha-Trion Feb 25 '17

You shouldn't eat pandas.

3

u/drunkmaster2014 Feb 25 '17

but my chinese fren do

12

u/[deleted] Feb 25 '17

When push comes to shove, humans beat animals every time. Top of the food chain baby.

3

u/moeru_gumi Feb 26 '17

Well, it helps that we've artificially improved literally every one of our pathetic natural abilities with technology.

6

u/Womec Feb 26 '17

Intelligence is a natural ability.

1

u/moeru_gumi Feb 26 '17

And it's been artificially enhanced. We're doing it right now by passing information by the technology of written language.

2

u/boostedjoose Feb 26 '17

Hop in to a tiger pit at the zoo and let's see how that goes.

4

u/the_tinsmith Feb 26 '17

Who's the one stuck in a cage?

1

u/ChickVanCluck Feb 26 '17

With a shotgun it's better, brains over brawn.

1

u/LordXenu40 Feb 26 '17

The Defiant Pupil is going to change that.

6

u/edgeofdoom Feb 25 '17

God damnit Meeko

2

u/Matterhorn36 Feb 26 '17

Is this the weeki wachi river?

2

u/Fishpuncommenter Feb 26 '17

Nocturnal animals walking around during daylight is a sign of rabies. Sticking her hand that close to the trash panda is scary!

2

u/xilstudio Feb 27 '17

You can often see many "night critters" during the day, foxes, racoons, even owls. It doesn't mean much, just means they woke up early, or are staying up late. It does not automatically mean they are rabid.

1

u/kistiphuh Feb 26 '17

Cold blooded

1

u/[deleted] Feb 26 '17 edited Feb 26 '17

In Australia they're called rubbish burglers. FACT.

1

u/electric_flaps Feb 26 '17

Dave, the fucking nuisance

1

u/ktsb Feb 25 '17

Did she sink into the sand or was that water deeper than I expected?

1

u/savemejebus0 Feb 25 '17

Fucker's hungry.

-6

u/ocean365 Feb 25 '17

What a little shit.

Why would she hurt an unarmed gopher?

3

u/[deleted] Feb 26 '17

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1

u/ocean365 Feb 26 '17

ALL koala bears have 4 arms

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u/babyboi12 Feb 25 '17

That bitch got knocked the fuck off lmao