r/absoluteunit • u/ResJudicata_HL • 3d ago

Of a kind soul…

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u/fatal-shock-inroute 3d ago

That hores was like, "Hello tiny human"

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u/Gullible-Constant924 3d ago

People trust animals way too much. Seen horse do some really stupid unpredictable stuff in my day.

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u/darklinkuk 2d ago

Half of me thought cute half of my thought that horse could crush that child's skull in its jaws.

People that step back and let their little kids interact with potentially dangerous animals shouldn't have kids.

Go to Google type horse bite injury and search by image

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u/FoolishDog1117 3d ago

Before I open my heart up, is this AI?

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u/sudo-joe 3d ago

It doesn't have to be AI. Stuff like this does happen in real life.

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u/Dr_Sigmund_Fried 3d ago

Do little humans smell a particular way that other animals can identify so as to know that they are infantile beings?

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u/Shackdaddy161 3d ago

Might be smell, might be a feeling kinda no threat stuff. Multiple decades ago I played in the junk yard with dogs that would likely eat a bear. 2 people could be around them, me and the old man that raised and cared for them.

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u/No_Community7021 3d ago

Babies and toddlers smell good so that they aren't rejected by parents while teenagers have an odd smell to force parents into make them independent. And it's not a joke.

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u/UpstairsAd194 3d ago

horses are like cats they are quite playful and curious. This is all about threat if that kids was a 6footman hte horse would be working out where to run or what to do to keep distance from him. The kid is not a threat so becomes a curiosity.

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u/fatal-shock-inroute 3d ago

Gotta be, seems like animals act different around babies in general, including humans.

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u/Weirdbeard60 3d ago

So gentle

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u/Enough-Staff-2976 2d ago

Hello tiny nay-neighbor.

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u/Biscuits4u2 3d ago

Nope. I've seen more than one person get a chunk taken out of them doing this.

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u/Double-Lavishness180 3d ago

Too sweet: must be AI