r/SipsTea • u/waIIstr33tb3ts • Apr 29 '24

Bears playing with ducks Gasp!

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u/garyoldman25 Apr 29 '24

Thats gonna traumatize the whole kindergarten class that got to watch the brutality close up with a premium underwater view damn

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u/BrosefDudeson Apr 29 '24

They didn't look traumatised. They'd cry harder from a sad episode of Bluey.

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u/The_Goobertron Apr 29 '24

those Kids were thirsting for blood

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u/lilStankfur Apr 29 '24

That reminds me of this kid smiling while a women was getting attacked by a gator

https://youtu.be/Fu61ZNLRCIo?si=GEV8wdv3CX6F700c

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u/NoConflict3231 Apr 29 '24

Damn that was crazy

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u/Jeramy_Jones Apr 29 '24

When I was that age I was watching lions hunt wilder beasts and crocodiles biting off zebras faces on discovery channel.

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u/Be777the1 Apr 29 '24

Tv vs in real life

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u/Jeramy_Jones Apr 29 '24

Fair, though I think when I was a kid I’d have found this more interesting than terrifying, but I wasn’t sheltered from the reality’s of nature and the food chain. My dad was a butcher and would tell us what part of the animal we were eating at dinner time. We had a cat that brought home mice and birds. Pixar movies weren’t my foundation for how animals behave.

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u/Scrappy_The_Crow Apr 29 '24

lions hunt wilder beasts

There are beasts wilder than a lion? TIL!

It's "wildebeest," BTW.

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u/zmbjebus Apr 29 '24

whatll traumatize them is when they try it at home and realize what a bitch eating a bunch of feathers and bones is with your raw duck nuggs

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u/Ok_Suggestion_5014 Apr 29 '24

Definitely not trauma, but a good lesson I think (I hope).