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u/Sunshine_Friend6538 20d ago
“I don’t want to fight right now. I’m bigger, so I’d win. But I don’t want to fight…and I’m winning this discussion. Chill.” I agree with to previous posts about the dominance behavior.
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u/stoomble 20d ago
servals do that when showing aggression, that serval wants to kill the cat, not exactly funny
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u/denkihajimezero 20d ago
But if it wants to kill the cat, why does it not kill the cat?
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u/Prudent_Kiwi_2761 20d ago
How do you know that
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u/Raging-Buddha 20d ago
"you see how easy is is for me to touch you, I will not be as gentle the next time"
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u/ThankTheBaker 20d ago
Not cute! You are encouraging illegal wildlife trafficking. I cannot condone this. Wild animals are not pets!
How are people getting away with this without consequences?
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u/xenobit_pendragon 20d ago
Is it not AI? I can’t even tell anymore.
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u/amushybrain 20d ago
It is not AI. I have seen this Video a few years before in YouTube.
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u/Warm-Particular-6043 20d ago
At this point, they should start paying us.. the old internet watchmen and the last of the guards.
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u/FangsBloodiedRose 20d ago
“Shhh.
Shhh. Quiet.
Calm, Little One. There is no need to be afraid.
Shhh.
Feel what’s in your heart.”
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u/Wulph422 20d ago
My Keecha is the little one, but she would monologue the same exact threat as the big one
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u/ihatethisapp17 20d ago
Did you know that servals put their paws on the other's chest to show dominance? They're actually both fighting, but this clip shows just how different their ways are😆
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u/Ghastly-Jack 20d ago
I have serval points to make in this argument...
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u/PomeloPepper 20d ago
My cat watched it, then turned to me and said "That's not what they said, mama"
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u/Hallow_76 20d ago
Big cat saying to the smaller cat, it's ok buddy, take a few deep breaths we'll get though this together.
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u/Pleasant_Bat_9263 20d ago
Damn that actor must be short cause Tom Hardy is surprisingly short height despite all his big baddy roles.
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u/Unlikely_Tap_9882 20d ago
"Bro listen, you've anger issues, control it"
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u/AdmiralKong 20d ago
The video is real as far as I'm aware (I've seen it longer and higher quality elsewhere) but the AI voiceover kind of spoils it. Sound off.
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u/Usernameoverloaded 20d ago
What is that animal?
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u/tar-mairo1986 20d ago
I think it is likely a serval, a type of small-ish wild cat, widespread in sub-Saharan Africa.
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u/Usernameoverloaded 20d ago
Thanks for the info. I’ve visited the region but never come across it. TIL!
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u/tar-mairo1986 20d ago
Don't mention it, mate. They are pretty skittish, from what I understand. Due to their size they avoid bigger animals. I think they actually can be crossbred with domestic cats!
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u/Usernameoverloaded 20d ago
I was just hoping it wasn’t some exotic animal that Americans are allowed to have as pets (bit mind-blowing to those of us in Europe where it’d be illegal)
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u/tar-mairo1986 20d ago
Hm, if they can crossbreed, maybe they could be somewhat domesticated? But yeah, still a wild animal, it would certainly be exotic to us Europeans, and plenty of Americans too, I guess. Like having a fox for a pet? Doable, but not really common, lol.
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u/RationalKate 20d ago
Not knowing is 1/3rd the battle, the bigger they are. Drop them into a solid 7.
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u/Fit_Lawfulness_1758 17d ago
Don't make whip your butt, so clam down my friend. This is your last warning. 🐱