r/memes • • 7h ago

I love it when they do this!

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u/Asleep-Fact-7285 6h ago

I read somewhere that if you own Ferrets and these have babies, you'll be prompted (dragged by one of the parents by your finger) towards them and when that happens you should do touch them because if you don't they may reject them

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u/Etyczny 4h ago

God didn't like Bob, we shall get rid of Bob

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u/CasualSnivy 3h ago

"What do I do Lord?"

Destroy the child

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u/a_polarbear_chilling This flair doesn't exist 3h ago

The gardian as spoken, sorry son you will be part of the soil now

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u/Proper_Response4259 2h ago

From what I heard, it’s what ferrets do. The dominant ferret in the group must approve of any offspring.

I could be wrong, of course.

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u/randomman10032 1h ago

So you're telling me... you should finger the newborn ferret?

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u/Preach_Sins 1h ago

Weirdo

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u/apexglitch-king 7h ago

that and letting you get near them without running away

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u/Professional_Win1165 6h ago

When a wild animal introduces you to its babies, it’s basically saying ‘I trust you with my entire bloodline.’ That’s the Ellie Badge of the animal kingdom

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u/PlatypusACF 7h ago

Humans are also animals and also tend to do this

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u/RosyVoyage 7h ago

Them carrying their kids inside the house <3

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u/alphaomag 4h ago

Cat: alright now take care of them for an hour mom needs some alone time byeeeeeee!

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u/Proper_Response4259 1h ago

Yep, cats do that. They understand the concept of babysitting, so sometimes they’ll bring their kittens to their owners or other cats to take care of so mama gets a break, and if a human mother brings her baby to her cat, cat will assume it’s on babysitting duty and watch over the infant.

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u/alphaomag 1h ago

They really do understand the tit for tat relationship

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u/jess_the_werefox The Trash Man 1h ago

kit for kat

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u/BareEcho_ 7h ago

Cat distribution system validation: level unlocked

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u/TechRejector 6h ago

Who’d have thought Canada geese were just respecting us this whole time instead of openly daring us to get too close to their chicks.

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u/CasualSnivy 3h ago

No really daring, more like 'you won't touch my child, you value your lives too much, and you've seen what I do to those who fuck with me'.

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u/aka1027 3h ago

Humans also do that.

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u/Sir-Toaster- 3h ago

Yeah, but I think it's normal to trust a human wouldn't immediately devour your infant, a mama deer might not think that