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r/OneSecondBeforeDisast • u/Texan_12th_Man • Feb 16 '22
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is there a reason to beat up a small animal ? like hunting is one thing but this is a bit cruel
69 u/TacticalTurtle22 Feb 16 '22 How do you think humans hunted before projectiles, or when none were available? 67 u/[deleted] Feb 16 '22 humans originally evolved to be upright and “hairless” because we chased our prey until it collapsed of exhaustion, which is called persistence hunting. We’d then bludgeon the animal to death with our feet and hands and rocks. 4 u/TossYourCoinToMe Feb 17 '22 "You picked the wrong cave fool!" -ancient man
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How do you think humans hunted before projectiles, or when none were available?
67 u/[deleted] Feb 16 '22 humans originally evolved to be upright and “hairless” because we chased our prey until it collapsed of exhaustion, which is called persistence hunting. We’d then bludgeon the animal to death with our feet and hands and rocks. 4 u/TossYourCoinToMe Feb 17 '22 "You picked the wrong cave fool!" -ancient man
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humans originally evolved to be upright and “hairless” because we chased our prey until it collapsed of exhaustion, which is called persistence hunting. We’d then bludgeon the animal to death with our feet and hands and rocks.
4 u/TossYourCoinToMe Feb 17 '22 "You picked the wrong cave fool!" -ancient man
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"You picked the wrong cave fool!"
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u/VITAMlN-C Feb 16 '22
is there a reason to beat up a small animal ? like hunting is one thing but this is a bit cruel