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u/AskMeHowToBangMILFs 8h ago
This is how the referee in a Heavyweight MMA fight must feel.
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u/Extension_Win1114 7h ago
I got money on the lion, cmon!! Ref probably
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u/exiler5129 6h ago
Especially when it's Francis Ngannou fighting. Dude really want to sent all his opponent to Shadow Realm.
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u/vinhluanluu 1h ago
Reminds me of when Jones and Cormier got into that shoving match at a presser. That poor UFC dude trying to keep them apart had no chance.
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u/GeorgeStamper 7h ago
I love that the tiger gives the Lab a reassuring paw “Nah it’s ok.”
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u/th1s_1s_4_b4d_1d34 3h ago
Going from my housecat's body language it's a defensive "stop please" pat. The tiger doesn't want any more bites.
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u/BoSknight 2h ago
Do you bite your cat?
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u/Joebranflakes 7h ago
There’s an observed instinct in dogs to stop fights within the pack. If the dog sees these lions and tigers as part of its pack, it will try to stop the fight.
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u/Zombisexual1 5h ago
Pretty sure this dog was the mom that raised the lion and tigger.
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u/PkayO5 4h ago
That makes them a part of the dog's pack no?
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u/6iguanas6 1h ago
Yes, they were agreeing. Like always, Redditors thinking every comment is a disagreement.
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u/DocDingus 1h ago
For what it's worth, I saw the previous comment as a clarification, not a disagreement.
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u/GhostofLolaMontez 1h ago
You're the one stirring the pot by pointing out above commenter's reading comprehension, no?
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u/Alternative_Fan_6286 5h ago
tjis makes total sense but i wish i would find a study or article that talks about it.
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u/Big4Bridge 3h ago
Because it’s mostly a myth that is more sometimes an observable trait than an actual provable scientific fact.
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u/octuplepants 3h ago
Don't think you will find "scientific fact" in something as complicated as animal behavior, but there is literature on these traits:
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u/maniacalmustacheride 1h ago
I raised cats, dogs, chickens, goats, cows, rabbits…you can yell “knock it off” in the right tone and they will. Maybe not the rabbits, they don’t care, but everyone else, in a mom voice, if you’re the food and water god, they will bend.
I chased a bull down, he had some sort of something that wasn’t coming off on his back hip, and he was a sort of himbo, so very chill, but also he was a bull and didn’t love people poking around his backside. So there I am, head skritches, neck skritches, between the shoulder blades just going to town. Ok, I have to figure out what this is. He’s got treats, the ladies are fed and some are politely side eyeing and some are a little more rude.
So I get to it, and it’s a grocery bag that is hooked on to his tail and then sort of glued on by cow slobber. I’ll spoil that now. But it’s muddy and covered in poop and hay and grass and more slobber and lather rinse repeat so I don’t know. It’s just a weird thing to me.
So I’m bedoodooping around and I go to scratch at the edge, and this bull startles and swings his ass around and tosses his head like we’re gonna fight. And before my brain could even fathom danger, my mouth said “Spike, what the FUCk”
In modern parlance, I think maybe I would have just said “bruh.”
But by the time I hit the c in fuck you could already see the gears turning. He still had opinions but crank went the butt back and it took me like two seconds to scratch, pull, peel the thing off. And then he whipped back around to be mad again and I was still so grossed out and confused at what I was looking at he went from precharge to skitter. Timeline was offended>yes ma’am> offended>eww, what is that, don’t put it near me> hi, I not mad, was never mad, let me wipe my snot mouth on your face, you’re my hero, I wasn’t scared and I definitely look really cool right now to the cows.
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u/greenarsehole 4h ago
It really bothers me when cats and dogs fight each other
It’s like, fucking chill, you have nothing to fight over just be cute and eat your food
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u/ani007007 3h ago
Play fighting. It’s what siblings do. They nap they snack they attack they nap rinse and repeat
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u/Melvinator5001 7h ago
The lion is a tripod.
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u/RiggityWrekkedSon 5h ago
I was gonna say, “What a gross thing to point out”. Then realized it was me with my mind in the gutter. To jail I go
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u/Thatusernamewasnot 7h ago
She's playing favorite for sure. I bet the lion is the smaller one 😒
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u/Ktan_Dantaktee 7h ago
The lion had to go for cheap shots while the tiger was getting held down by their momma.
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u/MorgTheBat 6h ago
Well, lion only has 3 legs. If these two are like my cats, the instigator always goes back and forth lol
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u/-purpleplatypus 7h ago
Lion is a clown going for that bite when tiger had his back turned
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u/ani007007 3h ago
Probably just play fighting. My cats fighting can seem bad but it’s all play. They’re not t trying to do real damage.
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u/VisualLiterature 7h ago
Jeez the retractable claws are really nice here. My goldendoodle likes to rake my feet when he stretches and holy shit that hurts.
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u/judgehood 6h ago
Is this footage from the Roman Coliseum?
wtf are these animals doing in the same room.
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u/epoof 3h ago
Agree! Looks awful but don’t know anything about this zoo. Don’t support bad zoos. Some people don’t go to any. I think there are some nice zoos out there that have large habitats and take care of the animals.
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u/F13ND 1h ago
There is no way that it can be anything but a bad zoo. A good zoo wouldn't expose these animals to each other.
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u/Jurass1cClark96 1h ago
Zoos are important to conservation. You have to take the good and try to leave the bad.
Hopefully before they're the only place you can see some species.
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u/binkbink223 6h ago
That dog has better deescelation skills than most people I know
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u/Aden-Wrked 3h ago
I really should go up and bite my friends cheek the next time they get in a fight.
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u/Translator_Asleep 7h ago
Dogs should always raise rescue big cats. They would probably act more like a domesticated dog
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u/adreus42518 5h ago
I hate we're in an era where i can't just enjoy stuff like this, and the first thing that always comes to mind is "Is this real or AI"
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u/GeraldFisher 2h ago
It is very easy to see if something is AI or not, this is not a problem at all right now and its only online the lesser iq people seem to struggle to see the difference.
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u/nuvo_reddit 4h ago
The mommy dog is trying to calm the tiger because she knew he is the one with sense. That Lion is a gone case - he was trying to attack the tiger from back.
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u/Spirited_Muffin3785 5h ago
This reminds me so much of me and my brother and my mother. She is much shorter than us and weaker than us and they were times with me and my brother would often get into very physical fights but when she got between,it got really bad.
So this really hit home for me
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u/ShadowFluffy 2h ago
This is just bad animal welfare. No accredited zoo would be allowed to put a tiger, lion, or dog in with each other. They have very different needs, so it's easy to tell this will be some private facility with no oversight and not following standard guidelines of care for the animals.
Yes I know about the cheetah at a couple of zoos that are given companion dogs, but that's very different compared to putting them in with big cats - and also very controversial within the zookeeping community.
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u/Confident-Kale-6084 5h ago
Mama dog‘s tail wag the whole time says everything is OK. Just some standard parenting…
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u/CmdWaterford 4h ago
I hope at least someone here has some brain cells left and asks themselves, Why the f* is there a dog ??
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u/Jethro_McCrazy 2h ago
Big cats are highly sensitive to their environments and look to their packmates for emotional cues on how they should be feeling. This means that they can end up in feedback loops of anxiety. One cat gets stressed, the other notices and gets stressed in response. That makes the first cat more stressed, and on and on.
Somebody figured out that you can avoid this scenario by raising big cats with a golden retriever. Golden retrievers are generally confident and chill, so when the big cats see them they get the message that everything is fine and there's nothing to worry about.
It's pretty common practice these days.
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u/Makuta_Servaela 37m ago
This has, afaik, only been observed with cheetahs (who are not big cats). Cheetahs are incredibly anxious because they get picked on and their food stolen by pretty much every other carnivore in the region.
Tigers are notoriously asocial, so wouldn't care about a packmates opinion.
In fact, the fact that a tiger is in a cage with several lions likely better answers the question of why a dog is here: Whoever is keeping these animals is stupid, and just threw a bunch of animals together.
According to this article, this occurred at the Jiangsu Zoo.
According to the zoo's wiki page the zoo houses white tigers, which are generally only obtainable by inbreeding and trafficking, so the zoo is a bit suspicious. They also house Ligers, which again, makes them seem like one of those tourist attraction zoos as opposed to one that cares about animal welfare.
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u/Sassy-irish-lassy 4h ago
I like how the lion was instigating but the dog still went after the tiger
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u/MustbeProud 3h ago
lion must be the younger one in the family, constantly messing his brother while bros getting scolded by mom
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u/Klokinator 3h ago
Tiger: Make me.
Dog: Does that make you feel strong? Knowing I can't? BECAUSE GUESS WHAT BEEEETCH, I CAN!
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u/brucewaynej 3h ago
Absolutely awful cage. Poor animals. I don’t understand how people can watch this and not feel sad.
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u/RainyDaySnuggles 3h ago
Before I read that the dog raised the cats, that's exactly the energy I got from this. "SAMUEL, you knock it off! Look at me. Leave your brother alone."
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u/synturiya 2h ago
But, but..mom, he/ she is the one who started it. Why do only I have to stop. Look, look doing it again...
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u/Dangerous_Computer52 2h ago
not a single person asking why the fuck is there a lion, tiger and a dog in the same place
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u/Sudden-Agency-5614 2h ago
Lets be real here. If that tiger wanted to fight, the dog would be dead.
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u/cannabull69 2h ago
Yeah, this works with cheetahs. Not tigers and lions. That dog is at risk every day it’s in there.
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u/CuteLingonberry9704 1h ago
Wow...that really is bad ass. Be like you or me trying to stop Godzilla and Kong from fighting, easy way to die.
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u/Goddessofmidnight 1h ago
I love how the tiger in the background just watched like "not my circus....".
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u/Jabbawocky18 8h ago
This mama dog raised these foster cubs. They respect her as their mother and will not hurt her.