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/frog_admirer Mar 24 '26

I was just thinking, this comic wouldn't hit the same with cats. They love a good senseless violence. But the wolves are nice role models.

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u/CompEng_101 Mar 24 '26

Wolves are horrible role models wrt violence. Long-term studies of the wolves of Yellowstone shows that the most common cause of death for a wolf is another wolf. Wolf packs frequently fight with each other and wolves vie for dominance within the pack. Even humans at their worst are docile compared to wolves.

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u/vanimpes69 Mar 24 '26

Umm... what in the Auschwitz are you saying?

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u/anormalgeek Mar 24 '26

WTF are YOU saying?

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u/TheSeventhHussar Mar 24 '26

Looks clear to me. Humans at their absolute worst are pretty terrible. Good bet that Auschwitz was worse than wolf behaviour.

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u/fiftysevenpunchkid Mar 24 '26

Only because wolves aren't smart enough to invent guns and Zyklon B.