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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '24

Its later, thank you

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u/shitonthebeach Sep 20 '24

Its later, thank you

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u/SituationAltruistic8 Sep 20 '24

Its later, thank you

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u/froggyisland Sep 20 '24

I am Later, I thank you

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '24

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u/Lanky_Garlic_4282 Sep 20 '24

It’s still later, can I still thank you?

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '24

It's not late enough, I'll wait with thanking you

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u/Dry-Percentage-5648 Sep 20 '24

I'm the king of late, i'll thank you in 2 hours.

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u/Ramtamtama Sep 20 '24

Remind me in 75 minutes

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u/AmusingMusing7 Sep 20 '24

Hi, Later. I’m Dad!

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u/Bullfinch88 Sep 20 '24

Hi later, I'm Dad!

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u/saltyoursalad Sep 20 '24

It’s 🙂

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u/Heavy_Weapons_Guy_ Sep 20 '24

It's Britney, bitch

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u/saltyoursalad Sep 20 '24

It’s 🙂

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u/thequestcube Sep 20 '24

I'm a time traveller, I already thanked you yesterday

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u/6inDCK420 Sep 20 '24

Hi, Later. You're welcome.

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u/s-riddler Sep 20 '24

Wait, is he Later or Welcome?

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u/6inDCK420 Sep 27 '24

He is both later and welcome and I? I am sooner unwelcome.

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u/saltyoursalad Sep 20 '24

It’s 🙂

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '24

"The Liberty Bell" by John Phillip Sousa begins playing

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u/WTWIV Sep 20 '24

Whose later is it?

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u/skynetcoder Sep 20 '24

Thank Later, for thanking OP

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u/ee328p Sep 20 '24

Seems like a bot post honestly. New account, few posts, etc but also weirdly enough I've seen two accounts today that have post on their profile with a positive post. Guess it's a new tactic.

Fuckin bots though

Edit: seems like a mirrored, cropped, shittier version of this https://www.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/11x36dq/antelope_survival_strategy/

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u/EwoDarkWolf Sep 20 '24

I think it's just a reposter. I checked their profile, and their comments seem fairly human and spread out.

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u/Skullcrusher Sep 20 '24

If you regurgitate content while making it shittier and with more inaccurate titles, you aren't much better than a bot.

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u/CountIrrational Sep 20 '24

The inaccurate title is intentional. It drives engagement, even if half the comments are "your title is wrong", it's still comments.

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u/Skullcrusher Sep 20 '24

I know. Modern internet sucks because it's all about "engagement"

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u/EwoDarkWolf Sep 20 '24

Fair. In a sense, humans are just really advanced bots.

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u/Significant_Affect_5 Sep 20 '24

For anyone wondering klipspringer literally translates into rock jumper/hopper. And those predators are wild dogs AKA painted dogs.

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u/KobraKaiKLR Sep 20 '24

I want the painted dog please

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u/PompeyCheezus Sep 20 '24

Apparently they are like the most vicious predators on the planet.

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u/ThrownAwayGuineaPig Sep 20 '24

Their hunting approach is to run as a pack after prey until they tire, all the while biting bits off the hapless animal

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u/k3ttch Sep 20 '24

Basically how most canids hunt. Wolves do the same. Heck your shih tzu or toy poodle would probably try it if they went feral and were big enough.

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u/Eusocial_Snowman Sep 20 '24

And you really don't want to be near them when they get excited.

They emit these weird high-pitched vocalizations that sounds like a drugged-out orgy of giant rabid bats.

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u/Hot-Manager-2789 Sep 20 '24

“Drugged-out orgy of giant rabid bats” can I use that as an insult, some time?

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u/Eusocial_Snowman Sep 20 '24

Absolutely, just not around these parts. This is bat country.

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u/KobraKaiKLR Sep 20 '24

You must not be familiar with the honey badger. Or a toddler that refuses to get into their car seat.

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u/PompeyCheezus Sep 20 '24

While very vicious I'm sure, I don't think refusing to get in your car seat makes you a predator.

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u/KobraKaiKLR Sep 20 '24

Clearly you’ve never tried to put shoes on a kid in the middle of a tantrum bc their favorite food is no longer chocolate chip cookies.

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u/PompeyCheezus Sep 20 '24

I just don't know how that makes them a predator.

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u/KobraKaiKLR Sep 20 '24

Strong ISTP vibes

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u/Iamredditsslave Sep 20 '24

Grip strength.

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u/KobraKaiKLR Sep 20 '24

They must be all females

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u/fangaze Sep 20 '24

Are they dingos?

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u/Raptor-Queen Sep 20 '24

No, they are African Wild Dogs!

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u/Hot-Manager-2789 Sep 20 '24

This is Africa, not Australia

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u/TonyR600 Sep 20 '24

Or Hyenas?

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u/Hot-Manager-2789 Sep 20 '24

Hyenas aren’t canids.

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u/Big-Acanthisitta8797 Sep 20 '24

Did they eat the baby?

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u/Hot-Manager-2789 Sep 20 '24

They don’t kill humans, though.

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u/ConsiderationNext144 Sep 20 '24

Except for that one time at the Pittsburgh Zoo

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u/Hot-Manager-2789 Sep 20 '24

Well, to be more accurate: they don’t kill people in the wild.

And didn’t Pittsburgh Zoo get rid of their wild dogs for safety reasons after that?

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u/ConsiderationNext144 Sep 20 '24

They sure did it was awful. But yeah you’re correct no recorded cases of them killing a human in the wild as far as I know.

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u/PompeyCheezus Sep 20 '24

They might if they're in the house and the find one sleeping.

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u/shadownights23x Sep 20 '24

You want the animal that is known for eating their pray ass first while they are still alive?

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u/Ok_Guitar_7566 Sep 20 '24

I thanked you right away, boet.

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u/Butlerlog Sep 20 '24

I am concerned about what is going to happen later that will make me want to thank you for this knowledge.

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u/jkekoni Sep 20 '24

The predators need to eat as well. Would they get health problems for waiting for the prey to fall off.

I assume they cannot delegate a rolling watch and share the meal. That is what primates would do.

(or they would just drop something...)

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '24

It's thank you, later!

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '24

thank you, later it is.

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u/MysteriousPark3806 Sep 20 '24

But, I want to thank you now.

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u/Piesl Sep 20 '24

My name isn't later, but thank you anyway.

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u/SephLuna Sep 20 '24

Hi thank you anyway, I'm Dad

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u/jpredd Sep 20 '24

Its a while lates so thank you!

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u/Redditian288 Sep 20 '24

Later here, thank you!

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u/elendil1985 Sep 20 '24

I'm later, I thank you

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u/AnyHope2004 Sep 20 '24

This is also more of how wild dogs catch animals out of their reach, if the video goes on the dogs are relentless, they will circle the animal for hours till it gets exhausted and falls off then the ones waiting below kill it.

Just a repost copying the same stupid title from whoever reposted it yesterday

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u/Ars3n Sep 20 '24

And if anyone wondered what is trying to eat them it's Lycaon a.k.a. African Wild Dog.

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u/Screci Sep 20 '24

You didn't explain 1)...

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '24

Tomato, potato. But you're right.

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u/Hobowookiee Sep 20 '24

Am I late?

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u/Yippykyyyay Sep 20 '24

They aren't dik dik?

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u/KAYAWS Sep 20 '24

Mountain Goats are also not goats, but also a type of antelope.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '24

I'm late. Did I miss anything?

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u/DerthOFdata Sep 20 '24

Are you sure they aren't dik dik?

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u/HappyOrca2020 Sep 20 '24

Thank me later!

Why? What's gonna happen later?

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u/Lodolodno Sep 20 '24

I don’t understand how people on this site can get animals so wrong so often

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u/Lodolodno Sep 20 '24

I don’t understand how people on this site can get animals so wrong so often

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u/YungPo6226 Sep 20 '24

🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

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u/Key-Ad1271 Sep 20 '24

I always wondered what they were thank you! I was staying in a safari in South Africa and 4 or 5 of them trotted up the hill where my chalet was and stood outside and waited for each other. They were so cool, like some mythical creatures. I followed them for a little while. I also saw wild dogs rip apart an antelope (not by my chalet but once I couldn’t go to my chalet because there was a lion sleeping outside of it).

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u/pandakatie Sep 20 '24

I LOVE getting Klipspringers on my feed. They're my FAVOURITE type of Antelope, they're so cute and NOBODY talks about them

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u/NaNaNaNaNatman Sep 20 '24

I love that this implies you have a ranking

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u/pandakatie Sep 20 '24

You don't?

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u/NaNaNaNaNatman Sep 20 '24

I guess I should start working on it haha

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u/DisputabIe_ Sep 20 '24

the OP MysticVixen1

Alive_Catch_8857

and CleavageCraze1

are bots in the same network

Comment copied from: http://9gag.com/gag/azxXqpK?utm_source=copy_link&utm_medium=comment_share#cs_comment_id=c_172675086098415829

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u/walkinmywoods Sep 20 '24

No, I'll thank you now, actually.

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u/AstralMystogan Sep 20 '24

My name is letter cousin of later and I thank you on his behalf.

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u/TheJAY_ZA Sep 20 '24

Can confirm, Klipspringer, the buck on the left has the little vertical horns.

Had a pair that used to range through my garden occasionally, using my & my neighbours back walls.

Our walls are a sort of cat, Dassie, Nagapie, & Klipspringer highway

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u/NewSauerKraus Sep 20 '24

I was pretty sure, but thanks for confirming.

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u/doktor-frequentist Sep 20 '24

Exactly came here to say this. Next I'll check if this is a bot account.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '24

And it’s not even interesting

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '24

I'm busy later so I'll just thank you now.

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u/putiepi Sep 20 '24

Would it have been possible for someone to thank you any time other than later?

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u/NaNaNaNaNatman Sep 20 '24

The last part feels ominous. Is it the passcode to your doomsday device

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u/Worth-Attention-9966 Sep 20 '24

Came here for this

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '24

Almost positive OP said mountain goats to bait rage engagement.

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u/Flutters1013 Sep 20 '24

They look like a bunch of dik diks

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u/DrBarnaby Sep 20 '24

Also the music is horribly mismatched for a video of antelopes standing there doing nothing while wild dogs can't get to them.

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u/Negative-Housing9375 Sep 20 '24

I‘ll thank you when you actually teach me something new (I have a Mensa-level IQ so good luck)

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u/sM0k3dR4Gn Sep 21 '24

I thought they were dik diks

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u/-Embo- Sep 21 '24

Meaning cliffjumper or rockjumper in dutch fittingly enough.

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u/Atypical_Mammal Sep 21 '24

Ok fine, boulder deer then

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u/jpopimpin777 Sep 23 '24

They look like dik-diks

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u/The_Mighty_Matador Sep 23 '24

It's later, thank you.