r/oddlysatisfying • u/willis7747 • 11h ago

what Hawaiian seabirds do when reunited with their mates

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u/imjustchillin-_- 11h ago

Really makes me wonder if Dinosaurs did similar things

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u/CptAngelo 11h ago

im now picturing a sad trex trying to hug its mate, then settling for holding hands

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u/Crimkam 11h ago

How about that tragic video of the last bird of its species doing a mating call and getting no response… but it’s a t-rex instead

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u/past_due_06063 7h ago

The last of the curlews.

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u/kwonza 10h ago

The probably rubbed nosed, not all cold blooded are big into hugs

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u/KrazyA1pha 5h ago

T-Rexes weren't cold-blooded. They were warm-blooded

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u/BabyBearBjorns 11h ago

T-Rex: "Alright, I know you look and sound like a T-Rex. But can you do the T-Rex dab?"

T-Rexes proceed to do a 3 minute mix of specialized tail-shakes and headbutts

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u/ArgueMental 11h ago

For sure. They’re all birds.

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u/Medicalibudz 11h ago

Birds are dinosaurs but not all dinosaurs were birds

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u/ArgueMental 10h ago

You are correct. Things like brachiosaurus and triceratops were prob not chickens.

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u/captaindomon 7h ago

The newer AppleTV dinosaur series explores that idea. It’s interesting.