• @[email protected]
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      2314 days ago

      My favorite thing about them is that when dumbass pelicans try to eat them they just don’t react cause they know they’re too big. They just let the pelicans try until they give up. In a world full of evolutionary arms races between predators and prey, that’s some funny shit.

      • @s38b35M5
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        413 days ago

        The young capy reacted. He relaxed and enjoyed the rubbly bubblies.

        “Lower. Yeah, right there…”

        • @[email protected]B
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          213 days ago

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  • Captain Aggravated
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    1513 days ago

    I’m reminded of the pelican that tried to eat a capybara. And since the capybara was twice the pelican’s size and eight times his weight, not a lot of progress was made.

  • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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    913 days ago

    What is actually happening in this picture? Why are all of those animals resting together?

  • Zier
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    813 days ago

    Hey you guys, let’s go to the bar. Which one? The Capy Bar(as).

  • @The_Tired_Horizon
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    Its more to do with their brain being the size of a pea. They dont really have the capacity compared to say, a dog, to form that sort of relationship. 🤷‍♂️