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Who would guess that a post that includes the terms "Robot spy monkey" would be so sad:
Whoever says animals don't experience grief/loss, watch this: Robot Spy Monkey
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Definitely sad, and also some pretty good humor with the robot's reaction when that other monkey lifted its tail.
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they totally fucked with those monkeys, thats pretty savage.
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Most savage prank video ever!
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That's pretty amazing.
But I hope the one that dropped him isn't emotionally scarred or ostracized.
But I hope the one that dropped him isn't emotionally scarred or ostracized.
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[URL]http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/sad-pigs-video-mourning-dead-peccaries-eight-year-old-boy-dante-de-kort-arizona-a8110641.html[/URL]
A species of animal closely related to pigs has been observed for the first time appearing to mourn its dead – by an eight-year-old boy.
Peccaries, also known as javelinas or skunk pigs, are pig-like hoofed animals native to the Americas and add to a growing list of species that have exhibited behaviours indicating grief.
A species of animal closely related to pigs has been observed for the first time appearing to mourn its dead – by an eight-year-old boy.
Peccaries, also known as javelinas or skunk pigs, are pig-like hoofed animals native to the Americas and add to a growing list of species that have exhibited behaviours indicating grief.
