Take care of your animals…you don’t know what they might be doing behind your back…..
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Take care of your animals…you don’t know what they might be doing behind your back…..
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Wow.. 7 years 😉
Wow.. 7 years 😉
why was this on the ync? I was waiting for a Mexican to get his head cut off, I feel a little cheated here…
My cat can talk…
Just kidding I am the cat…
I can do that!
1:37.. FREE AT LAST!!! Now cya l8r c**ts 😀
love the video man
the last one was pretty cool
HoneyBadger don't care….honey badger leaves when it wants
love the video man
when animals are around humans, they will analyse our every move. When we are not around them, they start acting like humans & "cat barking" is a perfect example for that.
huahuh if i was a bird , i would never came to that perfect idea xd
Oh my, how awesome is that O_o!
Of course that badger wants to get out! It's a cramped, barren prison cell! *cue laughter*
click on my name, my cat fetches like a dog! make her famous!
this just made my day
@TheDeadBranch: evolution is a beautiful thing
@stevenizback We use bait that's not bread. XD And we is stupid.
Wow, us humans need a hook and fishing rod to catch fish, a bird just needs some bread to get the job done, what's that say about us? O_O
Using the piece of bred to fish a fish is taking something an object and using it for your advantage. That's what a tool is. You can't expect them to build a factory of hammer and nails. Anything can be a tool of your convenience, the chair was simply a show of logic by repositioning an object to the advantage of the dog that defied gravity. After all, dogs weren't made to climb stuff :p Oh and I didn't modify the pencil I used to scratch my ear just now, but I still used it to scratch.
bird wins
Did the dog, bird, and badger use tools? Is the bread any less of a tool than a flint arrow? Or for something to be considered a tool, must it be somehow modified by the animal for a particular purpose? While the dog and badger repositioned their chair and stick, they didn't actually modify them. Does tool building have to be a learned behavior rather than instinctive such as a beaver's damn or bird's nest? These animals demonstrated learned behavior but didn't modify anything.
Answers anyone?
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ti cant believe that bird. thats amazing
I wish people would stop abusing animals. they are equal to us, the only difference is that we have thumbs and can talk (and are a little smarter) But we are the same sort of creature. We are not 'Higher' than them.
That crow that went fishing was soooooo smart!
OMG!!!!!!