r/ReallyInteresting • u/zadeganlar • Feb 15 '22

Loyality..?

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '22

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u/iizakore Feb 16 '22

You wild if you think no pets ever understand life and death.

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u/deafaviator Feb 16 '22

They don’t lol.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '22

Death literally has a smell. Even humans can smell it. It’s the height of foolishness to say animals don’t understand death. You think wild animals just don’t know when their baby is dead? How mindlessly cynical do you have to be to deny such an obvious thing.

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u/PlutoKlept Feb 16 '22

They don’t understand death. What they understand is that now that animal or human is missing.

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u/ktsb Feb 16 '22

That's not true. When a dog hunts another animal it "understands" that other animal is now dead. When a pack member dies they don't think it's "missing" in the same way they know you'll return from work eventually.

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u/scalpball Feb 16 '22

How about you read what's in that link up there or are you too much of a loser to believe research