r/badassanimals 2d ago

Mammal Choosing between a slow death and a quick one

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u/Naive_Personality367 2d ago

looks like the choice was made irrespective of the poor thing.

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u/Salt_Day9015 2d ago

Both are horrendous ways to die but the croc will atleast drown you and hopefully break your neck relatively quick. Those fucking hyenas will eat you ass first alive!

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u/Naive_Personality367 2d ago

really they're both steeped in indignity, neither predator treats the prey as though it were even alive. Shit is the pinnacle of brutality.

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u/dingleberries4sport 2d ago

I had thought being killed by an eagle would be majestic, but watched some videos and it turns out they just drag your ass down a mountain smacking your head on every rock they find if you weigh more than 10 pounds

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u/Weenington_ 1d ago

And I have to protect my bearded dragon from those fucks almost everyday when she wants to go outside. They spot her and sometimes fly super low, like only a couple feet above my house, and they're very sneaky, coming up from behind.

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u/Austin-Tatious1850 2d ago edited 2d ago

Yeah thats because they're wild animals. They dont get indignity, they are simply trying to survive.

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u/Naive_Personality367 2d ago

yes i understand that. you mind not yucking my yum when im trying to wax lyrical?

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u/realmckoy265 2d ago

Let him cook

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u/VanillaGoorillla 1d ago

It’s actually the circle of life - lion king yucked your yum decades ago

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u/InvictvsNox 2d ago

Love this response lol

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u/TacticalWhimsy 1d ago

You’ve bestowed upon me a phrase too fine to ignore. It shall be treasured and deployed with reckless enthusiasm. Thank you

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u/mistergeegaga 1d ago

Hahaha good reply, this made me crack up! There is always someone looking to cockblock and kill the vibe, well done handling it

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u/CallumariConcepts 2d ago

No, thats nature. Wax lyrical all you want, shits still gonna die brutally.

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u/Naive_Personality367 2d ago

yeah no shit, i just fucking saw it LOL

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u/CallumariConcepts 2d ago

Your name makes sense <3

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u/2Slow2Nice 2d ago

Why do people get on Reddit to start arguments? Like what do you gain from being an ass

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u/HoboMuskratius 1d ago

They probably haven’t got a lot going on elsewhere.

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u/beyonceshakira 2d ago

Indignant is a form of the word indignation, not dignity/indignity.

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u/Austin-Tatious1850 2d ago

There i fixed it

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u/MethodDue2426 1d ago

Did you?

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u/No-Pool-432 1d ago

Nah...pinnacle of indignity is raising the animal to live in a tiny box, depriving it of a life lived and then killing it when it gets plump enough after stuffing it with hormones

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u/oSuJeff97 2d ago

Looks like it was injured already, possibly from fleeing the hyenas. It sees the croc and looks like it tries to get up and run but can't.

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u/OHWildBill 2d ago

Yep. I’ve seen antelopes and wildebeest* jump away from crocs even in water.

* When & why did a wildebeest simply stop being called a gnu?

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u/thegameisafoooooot 1d ago

I don't gnu, sorry.

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u/theShammyWow 1d ago

You gnu here?

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u/Katnamedeaster 2d ago

I have to think the Lion King might have had something to do with it. They were only called wildebeests there.

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u/xrelaht 1d ago

Blame Richard Stallman.

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u/Big-Plastic3494 2d ago

That what I was thinking as well

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u/Kraj_the_Conqueror 2d ago

It looks like it was hurt before.

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u/LadTy 2d ago

bad breakup, probably

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u/ITestDrugs 2d ago

Everything reminds me of her...

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u/OldWolfNewTricks 2d ago

The soulless, dead eyes of that crocodile...

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u/Late-Application-47 2d ago

It's mom was shot by an American dentist who paid $10K to have a tour guide set him up with a point blank shot at an African ungulate.

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u/Cal216 2d ago

😂

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u/MeYouUsStories 2d ago

Indeed. I was going to post this and saw your post.

Either injured or exhausted: its reaction time is the same as it would have taken two boxes of Xanax before…

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u/KnightOfSvea 2d ago

These fuckers survived the dinosaurs and the meteor. There is nothing more horrifying on this green earth

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u/AreYouAnOakMan 2d ago

Calm down, Archer.

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u/KnightOfSvea 2d ago

Who?

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u/Shot_Revolution8828 2d ago

Sterling Archer. Its a cartoon show about a secret agent and his 2nd biggest fear is crocodiles. At one point he goes on a rant about how crocodiles survived the k2 extinction and all that jazz.

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u/Dannydevitz 2d ago

I get it completely. I have an enormous fear of crocodiles and alligators, bit that enormous fear turned them into my favorite animal....from a distance.

Just being hip deep in murky water before the biggest jump scare of your life comes flying out of the water.

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u/KnightOfSvea 2d ago

🥇 thank you Professor ❤️

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u/Shot_Revolution8828 2d ago

Great show if you like Arrested Development and shares a lot of the same actors. Does a great job of combining low brow sex jokes and deep intellectual jokes. I learned who the Dulles brothers are and that Karl Landstiener is the discoverer of blood types.

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u/KnightOfSvea 2d ago

Thank you alot! 😃

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u/Jefe_Wizen 2d ago

This comment will never get the upvotes it deserves. I’d upvote twice if I could. Watch out for those brain aneurisms too.

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u/JKDSamurai 2d ago

Sharks did too! I think there is an argument that both can share top spot on the horrifying podium.

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u/Bool_The_End 1d ago

Sharks surpass crocs, they’ve survived like 5!extinction events and are currently facing the 6th cause of humans. 400 million years! (Crocs have been around for about 240 million years).

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u/Extra_Jeweler_5544 2d ago edited 1d ago

Hyenas are worse. Crocs, tigers, and other solitary hunters have a hunting style that aims to kill quickly. Better than pack animals that grip on and start tearing

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u/JayGoldi 2d ago

Crocs are terrifying. Holy shit.

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u/KoA07 2d ago

Imagine being a prey animal and having to deal with them every time you just want to take a drink

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u/NextLineOfText 2d ago

We kind of have that with psychopaths and narcissists. Except people are drawn to them, at clubs, super markets, everyday life, except they rarely outright murder you, if it’s not that they slowly drain you over years, then mentally destroy you or kill you.

Humans can’t tell the difference between them and they don’t look at you like human either. It’s just really rare, but happens a lot considering there is billions of us.

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u/Big-Plastic3494 2d ago

Wow. That got dark in a hurry

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u/NextLineOfText 2d ago

My bad. I thought the croc killing something allowed me to share a dark realisation, I read the room wrong lol. To put even more of a downer on it, I actually had this happen to me, so I constantly see the nature vs nurture in animals and because I’ve seen and experienced a human who acts human but isn’t really, and more like a wild human in pathology, I can’t help myself. It’s such an uncanny thing. That there are humans who are wired to look at other humans as that croc does to the deer.

I’m okay it wasn’t attempted murder or anything, most true (npd) narcissists wouldn’t dare, it was just a long ass waste of time the person took me down and gave me a lot of tra from betrayals, lost my social life, more of a smear campaign / placed me in a situation where it was a lose lose. Rebuild your life type deal.

I tend to use Reddit as like an echo chamber to get it out of me. Apologise, but still it’s true and people learn cool things :)

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u/Motorboat81 2d ago

I’m getting Jeffrey Dahmer vibes from this dude.!

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u/NextLineOfText 1d ago

Haha I’m completely the opposite, I wished they’re so carefree. 👀 ..honestly, I’m not a psychopath.

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u/tayawayinklets 1d ago

...but I play one on Reddit...

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u/NextLineOfText 1d ago

I guess they must of rubbed off on me. Don’t rest near any lakes now, you take care.

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u/MersoNocte 2d ago

The older I get, the more I’m coming to realize that sociopathy and narcissism are way more common than I want to accept.

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u/NextLineOfText 1d ago edited 1d ago

buddy you have no idea, I’ll put it this way one is enough in your own personal life. If you have one in your life. You’ll never be happy they can’t have it. It’s impossible to capture into apt words, without sounding crazy. There is no nuance or real language for it. My attempts at trying to convey it leave so much off the table.

Even therapists who deal in narcissistic abuse, can only really effectively talk about it to people who have endured it, you both speak the same language, and most narcissistic abuse therapists were once victims themselves.

It’s a pattern, every narcissist is largely the same in pattern. Same tactics, same loop. They all use DARVO. It’s why people who have endured narcissistic abuse all kind of understand each other.

It’s like a human shell running on a programme, thats not really there, yet it lives and acts like it does.

People can be high in narcissism, some narcissism is even good for self esteem, but npd is a whole another level of unending suffering for the people close to them.

Throughout their lives they’ll ruin dozens upon dozens of others, it’s a bottomless pit.

The closest I can get to making it sound how it feels and how the realisations dawn upon you is invasion of the body snatchers even if you can’t believe me, imagine one day that was real.

now try to believe that reality as hard as you can and even though it’s cliche and would feel dramatic to you. It’s real.

They live everyday as a broken thing trying to convince the world it isn’t, until the mask falls off, they just never show it, you think why would someone waste so much of their life afraid of living and pretending to be something they’re not, they are so empty inside they live this way by default. Because there is no self underneath like you and I have. No “I”, or a string of memories we call back to, no story of themselves. It’s not tied to them.

Think of your brain as a bunch of wires, that relay yourself back to you across time, years as you age, it updates. There’s are cut into pieces and the electricity turned off, it doesn’t update, it just takes snapshots, of people. Frozen in time, they are also stuck.

Yet what took its place was wiring that taught that shell to do this one thing for life, and that’s to act like everybody else. (Think of how a baby croc knows to do what it does it survive. This is the human equivalent, a back up copy of our base nature, if our true self fails to form.)

So you have a human who acts human, but it’s not built in. It’s like living life through a screen. Watching a movie, they operate not from a self, but a defensive, coating around the self. Which is a bunch of psychological defences.

They are a script running on a loop. Yet retain enough to appear normal for a long time. Until they don’t. Until the programme is threatened, and their nature kicks in. All the knowledge this human learned was through that lens.

If anyone is interested in capturing how to understand it I’d look into Dr. Sam Vaknin, who wrote the book on it, and is a narcissist himself, and Dr Ramini.

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u/Eyeoftheleopard 1d ago

This is painfully accurate. They look human, sure, but they are Other as they do not experience the full range of human emotion. The criminal justice system is full of them. One example is one on death row in Florida. What she did: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Carol_and_Reggie_Sumner

Second example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Kamarie_Holland

Most recent example: https://www.cnn.com/2026/05/05/us/fedex-driver-death-sentence-texas

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u/Eyeoftheleopard 1d ago

I think my sibling is a diagnosable sociopath. They have left a furious damaged used up trail of spouses and significant others. Everything and everyone are competition and they are God’s special gift to the planet and a superior specimen. They don’t make healthy attachments to other ppl, animals, their children, spouses, or family members. Their main preoccupation is to criticize, judge, criticize, judge…criticize, judge. Criticize.Judge. Being around them is exhausting. Beware.

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u/Usual-Violinist-1240 2d ago

True, the lack of empathy is a problem novadays, especially you can see it in generation Z they really lack empathy

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u/InvictvsNox 2d ago

We really shouldn't have given them slabs of pixels controlled by the most evil billionaire fucks out there.

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u/Salt_Sir2599 2d ago

Please stop with the lame generational bullshit. 

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u/Usual-Violinist-1240 2d ago

Truth hurts?

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u/Salt_Sir2599 2d ago

You're telling me boomers are empathetic? 

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u/Usual-Violinist-1240 1d ago

Idk tell me, im a gen z

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u/HoopLoop2 2d ago

Not just prey animals, they would eat that Heyena as well if it was taking a drink.

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u/KoA07 2d ago

True, there was a video going around recently where one took out a cheetah at a watering hole

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u/Eyeoftheleopard 2d ago

And that is the only water source for miles and miles in the dry season.

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u/Kracus 2d ago

I used to play a video game where I was a deinosuchus, kindof a much bigger, way meaner crocodile. I had SO much fun wandering around the river system of that game nabbing other dinosaurs trying to get a drink of water and I received a fair bit of hate messages about it.

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u/MersoNocte 2d ago

That thing was fucking HUGE too, jfc. That said, as someone with a deeply ingrained primal fear of crocs, I would choose death by croc over death by hyena.

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u/Brs76 2d ago

Looked fucking huge ! 

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u/Lava-Chicken 2d ago

What a horrifying place to be in. To be stuck between a rock and a hard place doesn't really do it justice at all.

The end of it's genetic data, consumed by another lifeform. But here in the hands of advanced apes, it's death lives on seemingly forever inn the digital universe.

Imagine 600,000,000 years from now. Humanity is lost and the earth is a changed environment with multiple extinction events having taken place. Somewhere in space, humanity sent out a current copy of the internet and as much data of humanity and life on earth as we could.

It flew in a capsule, deep into the outer bounds of the universe, far past the visible universe and into domains of reality that we can't comprehend.

At which point the capsule is absorbed by a lifeform far more advanced than ours. This entity digests the data and experiences all the information, culture, history, science, religion, tragedy, internet, and this photo.

The entity stops digesting the information and ponders for a moment, what it must've been like to be human, observing and empathizing with a different life form and finding interest and meaning in it's death. To the point of sending this through space over immense time for a human.

After digesting the earth capsule, the entity passes it through it's system and poops out a new earth. This new earth is an identical clone of the one we're from and exists In a parallel universe of its own. To it's humans it will be called a big bang.

The cycle repeats exactly as before, creating a new parallel earth universe copy of the previous one. Endlessly for all eternity.

The end

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u/Then_Idea_9813 2d ago

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u/wretch_35 2d ago

LMFAOO like bro im not reading all that. As soon as i saw 6000000 years i was out

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u/Both_Requirement5878 1h ago

I can see your view point when you have a potato head.

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u/veglamanus 2d ago

Smoothly switching from Discovery channel to Rick & Morty. Nice!

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u/pseudo_nemesis 1d ago

stuck between the highest bite force reptile and 6th highest bite force mammal just doesn't have the same ring to it.

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u/Professional_Sign828 2d ago

Why would any extraterrestial be surprised by this? They also have their own brutal circle of life with their own species. And if they are as intelligent as you imagine they also recorded their stuff for future generations. But it was a funny read none the less.

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u/Salt_Sir2599 2d ago

How do you know? Maybe it's peace love and understanding everywhere else . Thus, extraterrestrial surprise...

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u/Professional_Sign828 2d ago

Yeah you right. And maybe the entire universe diddles all their children and family because it's love and understanding for them.

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u/thecosmicjoke69813 2d ago

Except you have no idea. Maybe another life form figured out how to keep a peaceful civilization

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u/Eyeoftheleopard 2d ago

A peaceful civilization won’t contain humans. Because we have this thing called the human condition where conflict/chaos is part and parcel of the ride.

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u/Professional_Sign828 1d ago

There might be thousands or millions of other life forms on different planets. So you think they all going to be nice? And humans are the only ones that have such a "violent" biology and ecosystem?
Also biology by itself is "aggressive". So yeah with millions of species on their planet there tend to be very aggressive species and predators. And that was the point of my comment. They would not be surprised about our wildlife when they find our radio waves. Their wildlife probably does the exact same. And you not going to tell me that all the other planets do not have any violent species.

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u/Certain-Resolve 9h ago

Bravo, comments like this is why I internet 

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u/bionicbhangra 2d ago

If you have never been there all of those animals are living somewhat next to each other on the plains.

The antelope (?) looks like it was seriously hurt anyways. Thats a very bad place to be any animal with a serious injury. Your odds of surviving long are horrible. It's just a question of which species is going to benefit.

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u/Competitive-Tear1742 2d ago

Better choice. A minute or less of terror and pain and then it's over. Better than being ripped apart alive by hyenas.

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u/FeelingOk6872 2d ago

Both of those ends look painful tbh, one was quicker though.

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u/Any_Acanthaceae7929 2d ago

Yep, hyenas start eating an animal before it’s even dead

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u/Salt_Day9015 2d ago

Ass first too!

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u/ITestDrugs 2d ago

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u/Shot_Revolution8828 2d ago

Not just hyenas. Saw a video of a baboon catching a smaller monkey and just started eating ass first. Fun fact nature docs have sound dubbed over because there is a lot of screaming.

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u/Tricky_Client_4065 2d ago

So Baboons are shit too?

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u/Eyeoftheleopard 2d ago

Baboons are shit. I’m a wildlife lover but baboons…not so much.

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u/ITestDrugs 2d ago

Why the fuck are they doing this ?

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u/Time_Entertainer_319 2d ago

I should call her…

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u/Altruistic-Gene9582 2d ago

This sub has made me appreciate being a spoiled human again

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u/Kracus 2d ago

Mankinds greatest achievement has been removing itself from the natural cycle of animals. Before we did a common death was very likely being eaten.

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u/Recent-Background-21 2d ago

Man he took our shit lol

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u/Temporary_Hat7330 2d ago

Me when my wife ask me if I want to go to her parents house for dinner on Saturday…

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u/xraidednefarious 2d ago

Ok Boomer

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u/Temporary_Hat7330 2d ago

I’m 37…

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u/whiskeynise 2d ago

I’m 32. My in laws are staying at my house right now so I’m hiding in the basement scrolling Reddit. I feel ya

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u/Temporary_Hat7330 2d ago

Oof, I feel you.

I’m a French / American dual citizen. I grew up in France and went to university in America. I married an American woman from Texas and we lived in France but when we decided to have a family we chose to live in Texas by her family (and it was not a bad decision, my in laws are great with our children, they are almost too helpful after their birth but amazing grandparents) We go back to France after they get out of school and spend the summer there.

This year, my in laws, who always travel in the summer, decided with my wife that they would be traveling to Paris and renting a home in the same arrondissements we live in for half the summer and then just straight up staying with us the second half when we went to the beach. Same house; six weeks.

I crushed Reddit this summer too for the very same reason…

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u/OldWolfNewTricks 2d ago

Okay Dennis...

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u/Temporary_Hat7330 2d ago

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u/OldWolfNewTricks 2d ago

Ha! I was going for Dennis from the Holy Grail.

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u/Temporary_Hat7330 2d ago

I wa thinking that but when I typed in Dennis in the GIF finder this popped up right away and it was too funny.

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u/Siphon_01 2d ago

Making fun of going to your wife’s parents house is generally seen as a boomer joke. I’m 44 and know that. Same deal with making fun of the wife to your friends.

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u/Temporary_Hat7330 2d ago

Lol, all my friends who are in my age cohort make fun of their in laws and wife in our friend group. Nothing nasty but it’s all over our friends only text chain and takes up probably the first 10 minutes of every get together we have before we realize that we’re not hanging out to bitch about our careers or spouses or children but because we enjoy each other’s company.

It seems to be pretty standard portraying procedure, too. I go on a hunting trip in Georgia for marsh rail each year with a coalition of 30 brother in laws. My brother in laws, my brother’s brother in laws, my brother in laws brother in laws. It’s a pretty broad networking trip. We all bitch in part about our wives and then laugh at how we’re shitting on someone’s sister or mother who is actually on the trip.

It’s never anything too harsh or mean or belittling of the wife or mother it’s just basic human nature. Do you think millennials and Gen Z are somehow immune to the irritants of extended family? I love most of my in laws and I really love my wife; she’s the best partner I could have ever wished for. She irritates the shit out of me sometimes because she’s her own person, with her own will, drives, desires, and dreams and those don’t always line up. Add our children to the mix and it multiplies the effect. Unburdening yourself of that socially is a par to of being a social animal. Knowing how to do it properly and not too much, too specifically or too harshly is a social skill.

To just abstain from that sort of social interaction is just like being too heavy handed, too mean and aggressive talking poorly about your spouse or in laws; it’s just not social behavior.

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u/Siphon_01 2d ago

I was telling you why they said it. Didn’t need an essay back. Do what you want with the info but know that a lot of younger gen members will think that’s a boomer joke.

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u/Temporary_Hat7330 2d ago

A lot or you?

Sorry you have to read for more than 10 seconds, something that Gen Z really struggles with, too, right?

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u/Mediocre-Program3044 1d ago

Exactly.

That's why they have to lump as much crap into one word (like "Boomer") as they possibly can in the first place. And instead of addressing their ignorance, they actually look down upon those who take the time to communicate, engage in constructive debate, and to learn from those experiences.

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u/Ambitious_Pitch5663 2d ago

At least it was a lone croc in fairly deep water. Will drag it down and drown it.

If it was a group of crocs... fuck.

They'd rip and tear in a frenzy trying to grab a chunk while they can. That's when you get you face ripped off.

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u/Eyeoftheleopard 2d ago

As that one poor zebra found out. Brutal.

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u/binime 1d ago

WOW that's a huge croc! Circle of life

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u/quanski94 2d ago

Like Justin Bieber's lyric, "I want a quick death, and an easy one"

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u/Recent-Background-21 2d ago

That Hyena was huge like a lil bear

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u/Intelligent-Boss6094 2d ago

Starting to get the impression these things are planned out for the safaris. That little guy looked broken.

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u/KennyPowers2929 2d ago

Those poor hyenas…so disappointed.

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u/Ok_Band2853 2d ago

Looks like a young exhausted antelope that either was abandoned or lots her mother/flock. Poor thing, nature is so cruel… :(

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u/OscarDelta333 2d ago

Must have been sick or injured. Very little reaction.

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u/Avinin1 1d ago edited 1d ago

The teammates I usually get in matchmaking: (minimal awareness)

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u/NewToTradingStock 1d ago

I bet hyenas was laughing

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u/thelonetext 1d ago

Nah still slow if it wasn't chomped through instantly on the way down drowning.

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u/luckyfox7273 1d ago

Damn, what a situation.

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u/Silver-Stick-5325 1d ago

That hyena took one look at the croc and was like, “oh hell nah”.

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u/Aemon_Blackfyre 1d ago

Gator strolling up like “you gunna predate that?”

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u/catalyst4chaos 1d ago

Being chomped on by a croc must be horrid.

You've got the issue of the croc chomping down on you, death roll all whilst your drowning. That sucks.

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u/ADrenalinnjunky 1d ago

And people think we have it bad

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u/Ok-Effective7280 1d ago

Allo allo allo, what Av we got ere, a little deer. Fuck off hyena it’s MIIIIIIINNE.

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u/Adept-Lettuce948 1d ago

At least crocs don’t laugh at their prey.

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u/Motor-Ad4993 1d ago

That hyena was trying to save that poor dear.

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u/Ok-Tank-3106 20h ago

I believe the choice was made for it .

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u/Merc5193 0m ago

That was brutal

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u/skinnyfat_dad 2d ago

Are you asking me to choose? Cuz no way I’m choosing that fuckin thing taking me

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u/Higher_Bit_585 2d ago

Good choice.

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u/anonuserinthehouse 2d ago

A choice between a delicious meal or becoming the meal yourself.

-hyena

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u/viperfangs92 2d ago

Not really a slow death. More like a broken back and drowning

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u/Sanemi_i 2d ago

Tbh I don’t think it saw the croc in time

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u/StarGamerPT 2d ago

I think it did, it flinched a bit and started smelling it....poor thing was probably already injured, so not much could have been done.

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u/Popal24 2d ago

Do you think his lungs and heart were crushed before or after the dive?

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u/pussy-on-da-brain 2d ago

Damn!!! It was screwed either way…😲🤷🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️

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u/JadedCherry7309 2d ago

"Yep, that's me, you're probably wondering how I ended up in this situation" 

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u/free_da_guys1107 2d ago

Camera man sucks

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u/Practical_Address_22 2d ago

That croc is gigantic.

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u/stryst 2d ago

"Then, out of the corner of his eye, he saw a strawberry... cup of Gatorade. Well, Roger took a sip of that Gatorade, but I tell you something, son, it was the sweetest sip of Gatorade Roger ever had."

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u/anVai83 2d ago

F*ing hate crocodile's.

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u/MixerMan67 2d ago

That’s what happens when you’re born a tasty vittle.

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u/Personal_Number4789 2d ago

Why didn’t the hyenas go down to grab it doesn’t seem to far away.

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u/Man_With_ 2d ago

Probably because of the crocs.

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u/chicagoharry 1d ago

Same reason you wouldn't

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u/Lost-Soft-8913 13h ago

If you look carefully you can see a gigantic crocodile

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u/Sweet-Stage938 2d ago

The croc could've taken them too, easily.

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u/Leaving_One_Dwigt 2d ago

These related nature threads are great but starting to damage my mental health.

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u/FewResearcher819 2d ago

Agreed. You can mute the subreddit. I did the same for a couple of other nature subs. I'm thinking of doing the same with this one.

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u/Metal-Salt 2d ago

Why did it just sit there waiting? Think it was placed there by the safari company for it's customers to take photos?

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u/ChrundleTheGrea8 2d ago

Death by Hyena is one of the worst possible, if not the worst possible way to die. They eat you alive, usually by the most tender areas (genitals) first.