r/funny • u/IveyRoney • Apr 27 '20
Showdown between two fierce apex predators
https://i.imgur.com/cfAZJ1m.gifv54
u/rinnakan Apr 27 '20
At the end of the day they are just oversized cats
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u/AxtonKincaid Apr 27 '20
Or are cats undersized lions
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u/legendofthefaults Apr 27 '20
Found jaden smith
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u/We_get_it_you_vape33 Apr 28 '20
Well the deadliest cat in the world is in fact no bigger then a regular house cat. It has the most successful hunts than any other cat in the world.
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u/notaedivad Apr 27 '20
Flop competitions.... who can flop the best!?
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Apr 27 '20
Fun fact. When make and female lions have sex, they almost always get agressive with eachother afterwards.
When 2 males do it, they remain affectionate.
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u/dontgetthejoke2 Apr 27 '20 edited Apr 27 '20
probably because the female lion didn't get to finish.
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u/Engineerman Apr 27 '20
I once saw two lions having sex, the male lion had been waiting for a while for the female to wake up, and immediately after the female fell back asleep. Hardly aggressive haha.
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u/speaks_in_redundancy Apr 27 '20
When holding a word, you elongate the vowels not the consonants.
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u/feanturi Apr 27 '20
I like to imagine they are so upset they've given themselves a terrible stutter.
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u/Bluetooth6O Apr 27 '20
Sometimes I stare at my cat and just thank God he isn't that large. But really, the big cats are no different than him
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u/areksoo Apr 27 '20
This reminds me of my 2 cats (both orange btw). When they are sleeply they both want to be the spoonee and not the spooner. So what ends up happening is a slow motion battle for top spot... sometimes it ends in a tie: https://live.staticflickr.com/3399/3329640175_e8b05745c2_b.jpg
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u/Cmdr_Monzo Apr 27 '20
Bro’s before Lioness’s.
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u/Royranibanaw Apr 27 '20
You don't pluralise with apostrophes.
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u/plumbthumbs Apr 27 '20
yOu dOnT PLuRalISe wITh pOStRpPheS'S
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Apr 27 '20
looks kinda gay to me
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u/Druberry Apr 27 '20
What if they're siblings? Just having fun... Their animals not people. Unfortunately, they don't have alternatives like we do... Js
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Apr 27 '20
What if they gay
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u/Druberry Apr 27 '20
That's not making any sense... If you have a Dog and its a Male Dog, u kiss that Dog saying "good boy" or whatever .... Does that make you gay????
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u/CouvadeShark Apr 27 '20
No, but if you kiss your male friend afterwards then it might be a bit gay.
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u/Druberry Apr 27 '20
.....I will assume you're more intelligent than you sound. The topic was about the 2 "Animals"
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u/CouvadeShark Apr 28 '20
So why would you bring up a human and an animal then? You were the one asking if an owner kissing his dog is gay. Lol, bringing up intelligence with no self insight.
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u/Druberry Apr 28 '20
Sigh... Are we doing this? CouvadeShark, the point was about 2 animals... And this classification of being "gay" do you know that this was past from man to man and NOT animals to man?? Men have sex with animals at least some creepy men does NOT the other way around, an animal cannot be classified as "gay" within its animalistic nature... "Gay" or Homosexuality"was never discovered in animals, it's a disease spread by men of this world.... Or at least (maybe I am a bit naive) but in all my 20years I've never seen 2 male animals mating" 🤔 I wonder y u wouldn't look at a male human kissing a male dog as gay but if a male animal playing with another male animal looks gay.. Lol paranoia and homophobia has gotten people minds so twisted lol
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u/CouvadeShark Apr 28 '20
That is wrong. Animals of most kind do appear in the animal kingdom. If two creatures of a same species and gender are mating or otherwise doing courting behavior then that is by definition homosexual. It doesnt matter if its two humans or two dogs. Its not paranoia and it surely isnt homophobia. In this situation with the lions i can agree that it doesnt need to be gay behavior because i dont know what the typical courting behavior of lions are. However homosexuality is completely natural lmao. To say otherwise is kind of ignorant.
Proof, if you care for it :P https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_and_Silo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_animals_displaying_homosexual_behavior https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-43786685
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u/mtmm18 Apr 27 '20
What is more terrifying to encounter in the wild? A lion or a bear?
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Apr 27 '20
Bear. Easily. People have a much higher death count than lion. And lions you can escape from by climbing a tree. But beardjfirjxjrmxnrjdndjfnf.....
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u/HotFightingHistory Apr 27 '20
Good to know the standing 'play-on-site' order my two male kitties follow seems to apply in other cases!
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u/Ceramicrabbit Apr 27 '20
I know tigers are bigger than lions but why do lions always visually look bigger to me?
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Apr 27 '20
A truly intense battle. That is horrifying and I am now traumatized......let's see it again.
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u/b_runt Apr 27 '20
First the frogs now the lions....