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Yeah. I don't think we can ascribe harmless benevolent animal motivations to them. Orcas have much larger brains than us. They're apex predators, aggressive phy
by keepamovin 2y ago
Yeah. I don't think we can ascribe harmless benevolent animal motivations to them. Orcas have much larger brains than us. They're apex predators, aggressive physically and sexually. It's likely that this type of behavior is like a hoodlum gang.
I'm all for animals. I just don't think you need to be "animal behaviorist apologists" for anything. People who always blame humans / explain away animal behaviors under some mistaken ideal that animals are always good, humans are at fault.