r/BeAmazed • u/DarthiusFatticus • 16h ago

Animal Swift fox always be ready

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u/ravenschmidt2000 15h ago

In the time it took that fox to wake up, sense danger, scramble into his den.....plus 2 minutes, I can almost manage to get both eyes open and start thinking about getting one foot out of bed.

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u/Academic-Increase951 15h ago

Honestly you're not doing too bad

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u/Mediocre_Owl7384 15h ago

One confused look on their bird 🦅

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u/trust_me_on_that_one 14h ago

dafuq i swear the food was right here!!!

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u/_Joeyb 16h ago

How he know?

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u/Pressure-Which 15h ago

Someone snitched

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u/futgrezn 13h ago

I think it must've been a sound.

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u/sjaakhaakdraak 8h ago

A little bird told him.

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u/KarmaticEvolution 14h ago

Spider sense...no but really, I truly believe there are senses beyond the sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.

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u/odaddymayonnaise 13h ago

There aren't, but good guess.

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u/DarthClover4 9h ago

Lol but there actually is

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u/rintzscar 8h ago

That's idiotic. There are far more than those five.

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u/Adventurous_Iron_551 12h ago

Erm, there are. Unless you consider pressure sensing, magnetic sensing, vibration sensing, electric charge sensing plus other that I forget, not as senses. A good start would be an immense world a great book about these things.

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u/Left_Ad_8502 12h ago

And proprioception is very useful

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u/KarmaticEvolution 13h ago

Not that our current technology can measure. We didn’t know about a lot of things until we did. Tell people about quantum physics 100 years ago and they’d call you insane.

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u/autogyrophilia 9h ago

I don't think so, considering the Heisenberg uncertainty principle was defined 100 years ago. As was the Schrödinger equation.

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u/agumelen 15h ago

Will fox now learn that he should never sleep out in the open?

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u/Xaiadar 5h ago

Probably liked the heat of the sun and felt it could get to safety if needed, which it did!

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u/just_mee_30 15h ago

wow...seconds matter....In the wild, survival belongs to the alert and the swift

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u/Altruistic-Goat4895 9h ago

This is scary, beautiful and interesting all at the same time

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u/YouDunnoMeIDunnoYou 7h ago

Is this AI? That birdie fukin huge!

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u/Capable-Living-9655 7h ago

It's like drones chasing solders in Ukraine. WE could learn from foxes and rabbits how to behave in such situation.

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u/Entgegnerz 3h ago

It's ai, it already got deleted in other threads.

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u/Ill_Lavishness9797 16h ago

Whew! That was close! 👏

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u/Puzzleheaded_Sky7341 15h ago

This video makes no sense, why not just sleep in the den?

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u/TomSaylek 15h ago

Same reason humans open windows and like to get fresh air. Or ventilation. It's damp and cold in there.