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Southern African Wildcat | Eugene Tulleken
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We vertebrates really do just love to find a cool stick and get obsessed with it for a bit, don’t we
Southern African Wildcat | Ertjies & Rina Bierman
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Cats.
Me: Hey, Toby look! I found your favorite toy! *put "crazy circle" in front of him*
Toby: *just stares at me like I'm an idiot and ignores toy*
Me: Huh, guess you don't like it anymore? *leave room*
Toby: *immediately starts playing with toy and making a very happy raucous*
Before you say we are bullying this rabbit, please realize that this is very cognitively sophisticated play behavior
Re: Birds. Anything they can get a reaction from, they'll do. So they may be keying off the human responding to the dog rather than the dog itself. That said.. I knew an eclectus parrot that would torment the (very low confidence/weenie) great dane in the house. The owner came home one day and the bird was making the dog sit. And then yelling "NO, BAD DOG" and watching her cower. Just for the birdie lulz...
Confirming my secret suspicion that birds are all vicious assholes (jk). Seriously though, the fact that they’re smart enough to do that for teh lulz is kinda fascinating, I admit…..