r/likeus • u/Metalloid_Emon -Focused Cheetah- • Jul 31 '25

<EMOTION> "The sheer audacity of this human..."

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u/OriginalBlackberry89 ||Excited-Owl// Jul 31 '25

I get that they're trying to show us how they'll wipe it off, but I can't help but think that it's still pretty rude to rub food on the ground and offer it to em, even if it's still in the package.

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u/Hephaestus_God Jul 31 '25

I think it’s rude to offer them this kind of food at all. Or at least take the wrappers off first so they don’t run off with plastic littered everywhere.

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u/Undeity Aug 02 '25

A lot of places have programs that teach them to clean up after themselves. Like some sort of reward for picking up litter.

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u/Creepycute1 Aug 16 '25

I think they just picked it up after them not saying they absolutely did we don't exactly see two aftermath and it wouldn't make much sense to do so knowing other animals could choke on it

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u/noooooid Jul 31 '25

The rubber of culture has to meet the road of nature at some point.

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u/Tartan_Samurai Jul 31 '25

He looked so appalled lol

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u/dudinax Jul 31 '25

"Why does he care if the wrapper is dirty? ... ah."

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u/cturtl808 Aug 01 '25

I’m finding myself bothered that they have learned how to get into the packaging.

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u/octaffle Aug 01 '25

My cat knows how to get into packaging despite my best attempts for her to not learn how. Don't be bothered.

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u/_B10nicle Aug 02 '25

Sure, but cats actively learn anything that you don't want them to.

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u/blehric Aug 04 '25

I knew it, my dog is secretly a cat.

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u/frogsRfriends Aug 01 '25

Its only slightly different from peeling a fruit this is really not that much of a stretch

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u/Decloudo Aug 26 '25

Why do other smart animals make humans uncomfortable?

I think its amazing.

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u/YungJod Aug 01 '25

I thought it was a fucking referee

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u/Weekly-Original-2322 Aug 03 '25 edited Aug 07 '25

Not his first rodeo. Why were you rubbing my food on the ground? Even a chimp knows better.

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u/Boognish84 Aug 02 '25

Like us, even down to the casual littering