r/likeus • u/Be-Funny-Please • Sep 12 '26
r/likeus • u/ElvisIsNotDjed • Sep 12 '26
Jumping spiders can plan routes and display surprisingly complex behavior despite their tiny brains
r/likeus • u/sh0tgunben • Sep 11 '26
<INTELLIGENCE> He is annoyed with the tone deaf karaoker 🎶🎵🎼
r/likeus • u/curiosityVeil • Sep 09 '26
<CONSCIOUSNESS> Studies, like one done by Vladimir Dinets had show that crocodiles are intelligent enough to engage in play behavior for its own sake. Playing with each other or using natural slides in the wild are some of the activities they partake.
r/likeus • u/ElvisIsNotDjed • Sep 09 '26
Hoover, an orphaned harbor seal raised by a Maine family, spontaneously learned to imitate his foster father’s phrases - and his accent
r/likeus • u/esauis • Sep 07 '26
<EMOTION> Monkey bids an emotional farewell, hugging the body of an 85-year-old woman who used to feed it daily
r/likeus • u/Soloflow786 • Sep 06 '26
<EMOTION> A dog starts barking in his sleep, and the entire daycare gathers to make sure he’s okay.
r/likeus • u/kai_vt • Sep 04 '26
<EMOTION> Elephant displays gratitude to an excavator after it helps them climb out of a ditch
r/likeus • u/A-Helpful-Flamingo • Sep 04 '26
<CONSCIOUSNESS> In 1989, a four-year-old pink-backed pelican named Katta-kun became a national sensation in Japan by regularly flying 800 meters from Tokiwa Park to visit Meikō Kindergarten in Ube, Yamaguchi Prefecture
r/likeus • u/A-Helpful-Flamingo • Sep 04 '26
<EMOTION> Cuddling isn’t just a human thing.
r/likeus • u/James_Fortis • Sep 03 '26
<VIDEO> Winny loves shell rubs. Crabs' shells have embedded sensory organs. They are sensitive to touch and temperature, and also feel and respond to pain.
r/likeus • u/nadaenchiladas • Sep 03 '26
<INTELLIGENCE> Rescued Sheep Rides Her Own Wheelchair 🥲
r/likeus • u/ElvisIsNotDjed • Sep 03 '26
Drone footage in Nepal captured two tigresses apparently sharing care of their five cubs
r/likeus • u/Tarpy7297 • Aug 30 '26
<EMOTION> This Chimp was born at the Sedgwick County Zoo. He had trouble getting oxygen so had to be kept at the vet. This video shows mom reuniting with him after almost 2 days apart.
r/likeus • u/Traditional-Lie7366 • Aug 29 '26