>>5012673 Cats sometimes do that kneading shit but they also do not have hands (apart from maybe the weird polydactyl freaks) and neither has that kneading the same meaning as caressing
>>5012672 (OP) >face markings make it look like a crybaby with a smudged mascara >won't attack humans cause we are not fast enough or sth >CHIRPS >likes to get pet >babies look like muppets with bad hair day >adults are comically lanky when not chasing the prey Why are cheetahs so completely unscary and unmajestic?
>>5013044 Egyptians domesticated them as hunting companions, usually used in a pack with dogs. They then exterminated the wild type cheetahs because they were more voracious and were attacking livestock, dogs, small cats, and people.
Because of this they are extremely inbred.
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7/8/2025, 5:06:12 AM No.5013106
>>5012689 >>5012695 >>5012712 I think the ability to recognize and actively seek out "pets" from humans proves self awareness
>>5012673 I'd argue that grooming each other with their mouths/tongues should count; us apes (plus a few other animals) are just weirdos for being better at manipulating stuff with our hands. >>5013241 >>5013260 So kind of like a human sucking their thumb?