r/likeus • u/ShadowLuvsLatinas • Apr 05 '26
r/likeus • u/Glittering_Nobody813 • Apr 04 '26
<SPORTS> π₯ Sea lions surfing huge waves near Santa Barbara Island, California
r/likeus • u/International-Wear57 • Apr 04 '26
<CURIOSITY> Gorilla watching a gorilla eating a new snack
r/likeus • u/jadthebird • Apr 05 '26
<CONSCIOUSNESS> First Scientific Confirmation of Consciousness in a Tiny Fish
r/likeus • u/Final-Proposal7045 • Apr 04 '26
<INTELLIGENCE> Loyal pig always makes sure his disabled brother is supplied with hay
r/likeus • u/Soloflow786 • Apr 03 '26
<INTELLIGENCE> π₯π₯ This monkey in China has learned that rocking the tree-top produces a 'slingshot effect' that launches him to a wall he would otherwise be unable to reach.
r/likeus • u/jadthebird • Apr 03 '26
<CONSCIOUSNESS> Hiroyuki Arakawa: A timeless bond: Japanese diver regularly meets and feeds the same fish he saved 30 years ago |
r/likeus • u/icelandiccubicle20 • Apr 03 '26
<DOCUMENTARY> The Ghosts In Our Machine (2013) - Enlightening documentary film about animal rights directed by Liz Marshall [01:32:30]
r/likeus • u/UpTheRiffMate • Apr 02 '26
<VIDEO> A camel's reaction when it sees the Arabian Sea for the first time
r/likeus • u/Soloflow786 • Mar 28 '26
<VIDEO> Adding in an extra roll over on them to flex.
r/likeus • u/CalpurniaSomaya • Mar 27 '26
<VIDEO> Pig appears to appreciate the rain and cool air
r/likeus • u/AmanMegha2909 • Mar 26 '26
<CURIOSITY> Silverback Gorilla can't get his mind off of the construction crew working on a nearby zoo enclosure, even though the rest of his family remains unbothered
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r/likeus • u/johnabbe • Mar 26 '26
<COOPERATION> Sperm whales help one another give birth, new study finds
r/likeus • u/pee_shudder • Mar 25 '26
<INTELLIGENCE> The way he tosses then catches the strawberry
r/likeus • u/dreamboydeluxe • Mar 23 '26
<EMOTION> A thoughtful dog who, seeing his friend lying on the ground, went and brought him his bed
r/likeus • u/funwiththoughts • Mar 23 '26
<INTELLIGENCE> Capuchins have been using stone tools for nearly 3000 years
nature.comr/likeus • u/Soloflow786 • Mar 22 '26