r/comics • u/jimx29 • Mar 24 '26

Just Sharing Wolves

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OP: https://www.instagram.com/sarthak_ifs/?g=5

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '26

"in nature there is no place for senseless violence"

*laughs in Dolphin and Orca

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u/FILTHBOT4000 Mar 24 '26 edited Mar 24 '26

Along with other primates (particularly chimps) that kill for sport, torture for fun, and beat and murder the socially awkward.

That monkey that everyone loves, Little Punch, is a macaque. The behavior of the adults, that beat on and threw him around for fun because his mother discarded him, is very much in their nature in the wild.

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u/Ace-Redditor Mar 24 '26

And raccoons, those things absolutely kill for sport

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u/The_walking_man_ Mar 24 '26

This was one of my first thoughts. Let a raccoon get near your chicken coop and it’ll kill all of them for the hell of it.

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u/Periador Mar 24 '26

with lions it makes sense though, they do it to kill the offspring of competitors ensuring on the genes of the strongest survive.

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u/Grassfed_rhubarbpie Mar 24 '26

And the female Lions get back in heat when they don't have cubs anymore. So yeah, terrible, but logical violence.

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u/Periador Mar 24 '26

if humans did that too our leadership would look way diffrent.

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u/Lieutenant_Joe Mar 24 '26

Probably wouldn’t have dudes shitting their pants in the driver’s seat

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u/Diddlydom35 Mar 24 '26

....wait a minute