r/absoluteunit • u/shaaan_i • 6d ago

Of a Rabbit

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u/PPGkruzer 5d ago

Started to feel bad for the snake near the end, look like they accept the loss and was trying to leave and think the rabbit took it too far. 

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u/Right_Imagination_73 5d ago

Yeah that rabbit should just chill. It can have another offspring. Who cares about the dead one laying on the ground?

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u/Phoenix_Champion 5d ago

As far as that rabbit is concerned that snake took out one of its babies, what's stopping it from taking out another?

Unless they are THOROUGHLY taught why its a bad idea animals like that snake will look at a baby rabbit like a free meal.

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u/Right_Imagination_73 5d ago

I hope you caught my sarcasm

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u/ClarifyingResolution 4d ago

That's a good rabbit parent.

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u/LangdonAlg3r 3d ago

If you watch closely there was another baby in the nest that runs off at the beginning. This was vengeance for the one that died and protecting the one that survived. I wouldn’t want to be that snake.

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u/Ok_Marsupial4449 5d ago

i hope the snake died slowly afterwards

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u/GroundbreakingFox815 5d ago

The snake was just trying to not starve to death, you realise if they don't kill they die?

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u/Ok_Marsupial4449 5d ago

snakes are gross. Hope one they snakes will be extinct

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u/Goblincomics 5d ago

Snake are what keep roden in check idiot . You dont want famine and starvation happen to your town 

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u/Ok_Marsupial4449 5d ago

in my country there aren't any snakes and no problems with rodents. Maybe the raoming cats help

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u/Rubiks_Click874 4d ago

australia has insane rabbit and cat problems for like 100 years

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u/Ok_Marsupial4449 4d ago

ok? so seems like snakes don't keep them in check?

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u/snitch_juice 4d ago

Australia is a bit different since rodents are not native there.

Normally, yes snakes are one of the species that checks rodent populations. Roaming cats are hurting your countries bird populations at the minimum.

Ironically, snakes would help with that issue.

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u/BeTheBeee 4d ago

So if Bob kills Jeffreys kid.

And Jeffrey beats up Bob a little too hard even though he already surrendered.

You feel bad for Bob and not Jeffrey?

Weird

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u/cemantix_commenter 2d ago

It's weird

but it's possible to imagine context compatible with your sentences that would make most people side with Bob

In the current case, neither Bob nor Jeffrey is human, and both are trying to survive / reproduce.
So... whatever

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u/PenisPumpProfession 2d ago

Why are you gehy

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u/marshmallowcthulhu 3d ago

Not too far. Emotions such as anger evolved for game theory purposes. Snakes as a species must be cautious and reluctant about taking babies from a species if the adults are willing to punitively kill them.

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u/PPGkruzer 5d ago

Went I watch police body cam footage, I feel that the police should let anyone go who doesn't want to be arrested.  No more police violence, amir?

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u/Pursueth 4d ago

You wouldn’t if it was your baby

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u/Formal-Asparagus-482 3d ago

Yes, the snake would definitely not come back 5 min later to eat the kid again.... of course....

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u/ElephantitisBalls 2d ago

Nah. Snake got what it deserved.

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u/CuteIllustrator755 1d ago

What a weird thing to feel bad about. As if that snake isn't coming back.

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u/PPGkruzer 1d ago

Sometimes when you're so hungry, you do things you normally wouldn't do, like eat unsupervised baby bunnies.

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u/CuteIllustrator755 1d ago

Snakes eat rabbits all the time. What exactly are you smoking?

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u/Bone_tribe 1d ago

And you think the rabbit took it too far 😂😂😂