Otter reks
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iced ONLINE (12/23/2015) [-] "look at this belly" " i crack rocks on this m8 "ill crack yah ****** skull on here to cunt"
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assassindash (12/24/2015) [-] This is a pretty nice thread until you realize it's a cute contest to see who is more worthy to survive.
Which in itself, despite being cute, is pretty goddamn metal.
Which in itself, despite being cute, is pretty goddamn metal.
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anon (12/24/2015) [-]
Otters rape baby seals to death btw, tbh theyre assholes
news.discovery.com/animals/the-other-side-of-otters.htm
news.discovery.com/animals/the-other-side-of-otters.htm
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iwillrulenorway (12/23/2015) [-] because it's just animals doing what they're supposed to.
you wouldn't stop all predators from hunting would you? no? then why would you stop these ones?
you wouldn't stop all predators from hunting would you? no? then why would you stop these ones?
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iwillrulenorway (12/23/2015) [-] same argument reversed then I guess.
I mean they're both just fighting for survival, we really have no reason to help one over the other.
I mean they're both just fighting for survival, we really have no reason to help one over the other.
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mrshrapnel (12/23/2015) [-] Judging by tail positions and stance, it seems the wolves were trying to play.
Thankfully the otter aint having it.
Thankfully the otter aint having it.
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olesc ONLINE (12/24/2015) [-] Ive said it before Ill say it again. Otters rape baby seals, they are assholes.
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jettom ONLINE (12/24/2015) [-] Nah. They were hunting. The most important thing for a predator is not to catch its prey, but to do so without injury. Had the otter managed to bite through and leave a wound, the wolf it bit would've practically get a death sentence, considering it's somewhere with a lot of snow. Not to mention the dangers of an infection spawning from the bite, the possible frostbite would've dealt a killing blow.
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jettom ONLINE (12/24/2015) [-] With pack animals, it's sometimes different. But there's a different food abundance in the arctic than it is in Kenya, as an example. And a Leopard can be more risk taking in hunting than a Wolf because hey, if it ***** up badly it can just go eat carcasses or hunt cheetahs, wait for them to catch their prey and chase them away and eat it in peace.
A wolf really does not have that option.
A wolf really does not have that option.
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harbingerwolf (12/24/2015) [-] Oh gawd i can hear those ******* giant mole rat things from Metro in the background.
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amagicalwhimsy ONLINE (12/23/2015) [-] This is why I couldn't be a nature photographer.. I would be running over there flailing away to get rid of the wolves..
I know it's natural selection in the wild but I couldn't stop myself :/
I know it's natural selection in the wild but I couldn't stop myself :/
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amagicalwhimsy ONLINE (12/24/2015) [-] They aren't, thats the point.. I want to help the thing that's in danger just... coz..
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deathstare (12/24/2015) [-] Didn't look like they were going for the kill. Seemed like they wanted to play around.
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anon (12/24/2015) [-]
Some ottwers can kill gaters if it was that kind of otter then the wolves would be sad
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vegasstoner ONLINE (12/24/2015) [-]
i dont understand why theyre so cautious of him. like whenever the otter strikes they back up like he's going to hurt him. it's what bought him enough time to get away.
