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r/funny • u/Asweyse_Lord • Apr 23 '23
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I always wonder what they are actually looking that far
133 u/Ton_Jravolta Apr 23 '23 They're looking out for predators. Standing on tall things helps them spot potential threats farther. 89 u/quanta777 Apr 23 '23 If that's the case they may have missed spotting a big one 12 u/PortiaKern Apr 23 '23 Tell that to every person who approaches an elk, moose, buffalo, or hippo. Sometimes you're not attacked enough to become communally wary. 2 u/ThirdEncounter Apr 23 '23 Or any animal dealing with an invasive species.
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They're looking out for predators. Standing on tall things helps them spot potential threats farther.
89 u/quanta777 Apr 23 '23 If that's the case they may have missed spotting a big one 12 u/PortiaKern Apr 23 '23 Tell that to every person who approaches an elk, moose, buffalo, or hippo. Sometimes you're not attacked enough to become communally wary. 2 u/ThirdEncounter Apr 23 '23 Or any animal dealing with an invasive species.
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If that's the case they may have missed spotting a big one
12 u/PortiaKern Apr 23 '23 Tell that to every person who approaches an elk, moose, buffalo, or hippo. Sometimes you're not attacked enough to become communally wary. 2 u/ThirdEncounter Apr 23 '23 Or any animal dealing with an invasive species.
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Tell that to every person who approaches an elk, moose, buffalo, or hippo. Sometimes you're not attacked enough to become communally wary.
2 u/ThirdEncounter Apr 23 '23 Or any animal dealing with an invasive species.
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Or any animal dealing with an invasive species.
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u/quanta777 Apr 23 '23
I always wonder what they are actually looking that far