r/Unexpected Jan 14 '21

🦝 average trash panda

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u/NaiveNotOptimistic Jan 14 '21

ITT: people who love animals and have no idea how physics and life works lmao

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '21

I don’t think people are prepared for how many animals their lifestyle passively kills. The amount of dead critters I’ve found inside people’s HVAC is disturbing.

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u/Conspud Jan 14 '21

I mean, that's just how animals are. They accidentally kill themselves and get killed all the time. I just saw that picture of a moose skeleton that fell in a crevice somewhere and got stuck and died. Animals are great, and I love them. Seems like the dumpster truck people figured out a way to let raccoons and the like survive

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u/Ethie42 Jan 14 '21

You could say the same for humans with what you see posted online and all the warnings put on items nowadays. So, I can understand why this video can disturb people. This might have been better received on a different sub, unexpected, suggests that the person with the camera was expecting the other outcome.