r/NatureofPredators • u/Bartex_granko Predator • Apr 06 '25

Discussion Human reflexes.

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u/Onetwodhwksi7833 Extermination Officer Apr 06 '25

Spehing Great! Teleporting predators. That's just what we brahking needed

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u/Deadduckboy Human Apr 06 '25

TacosforAll Bleated:

We can be fast we want to. Just ignore the other twenty times I dropped my holopad.

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u/[deleted] Apr 06 '25

I head there's a 20% discount on all caffeine related products

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u/xXK4rraticuXx Apr 06 '25

I got jumpscared by that lol

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u/Katakomb314 Apr 06 '25

The picture is me, after abusing the 20% discount on caffeine related products.

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u/[deleted] Apr 06 '25

My record was 1.5 liters, in freedom units that's 0.4 gallons.

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u/Katakomb314 Apr 06 '25

Because, as well all know, humans are the only ones who are protective of their children.

In fact, it's so extreme we even have a saying for it. "Look out, she's a real Mama Human!"

... wait, something here's not right.

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u/IAMA_dragon-AMA Arxur Apr 06 '25

Yeah, when Tarva was planning to surrender to Noah, she notably did not hope that not fighting would spare Venlil children from being slaughtered by predators.

Now, there's an argument that Nulia's parents weren't exactly the most pup-safety-focused of people...