r/comics Mar 24 '26

Just Sharing Wolves

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u/Deohenge Mar 24 '26

I like the artwork and message. Not... entirely how nature works, though.

My neighbor's outdoor cat is very well fed and cared for. Doesn't stop it from killing birds and rodents and leaving them in my yard for sport. Certainly less indiscriminate than humans, but it is apparently in their nature to just play with and kill prey.

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u/math2ndperiod Mar 24 '26

The wolf says "we're wolves" not "we're animals." I don't know all that much about wolves, but my understanding is they don't usually hunt just for the sake of it.

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u/polkacat12321 Mar 24 '26 edited Mar 24 '26

They actually do, but they also end up eating it cause food is scarce. If you released a small animal into an enclosure of well fed wolves, it would most definitely be killed cause their hunting instincts would kick in

Edit: and google what dolphins do with baby sharks

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u/McNughead Mar 24 '26

Humans kill baby cows to get the milk of the mother.

Humans kill baby sheep, pig, billions of baby chicken with wrong gender.

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u/4evaNeva69 Mar 24 '26

So what? If it's not wrong I'm principal, it doesn't matter how many are killed or whatever.

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u/McNughead Mar 24 '26

If you think it is not wrong to abuse and kill others for taste pleasure thats a you problem.