>villain realizes the player is the one in control of the hero he's been trying to defeat >looks directly at the screen and opens a portal to pull the player in and stop them
>>715158629
Dolphins and elephants are very smart. Also they like to play with humans because their caretakers play with them and that means fun/food. >inb4 it's a baluga whale
Baluga whales are dolphins
>>715158629 >see thing falling from above that's not part of your home >see creatures at the edge of where it fell from reaching their appendages at you
>>715159215 >streamerbait horror game >ends with a room with a world map showing a pin on your IP geolocation
this actually happened and very recently too
>>715160570
Hunting is necessary thougheverbeit. And farm animals are bred for food supply. Hurting pets or wild animals without any reason though? True evil
>>715152507
elephant males are literal niggers. they fuck a hoe, run away, come back for food, beat their kids, get thrown out of the pack, get shot by poachers.
>>715164110
It's real, but unfortunately humans train them to do it by torturing them. The elephant has no idea what the shape is, it's just drawing the patterns that have helped it avoid getting stabbed and beaten in the past.
>>715164947
Aren't rhinos basically blind? I imagine they can see well enough to notice the giant fucking elephant but I'm not sure how effective equipping the stick was.
>>715165057
pretty sure he grabbed the stick to throw it and confuse the rhino, you can see the rhino jump when it hits the ground behind him and then back off. elephants are smart bastards.
dunno why he balanced it on his head first though.
>>715165057
Lots of animals have terrible vision up close. The rhino heard the stick fall and got spooked thinking something was behind it. Throw something when you have a cat's attention, it'll do the same thing, they operate mostly by sound. The elephant might've known this or saw another elephant do it and used the stick to scare the rhino.
>>715165628
I would guess elephants want to carry things on their head in order to free their other manipulators and see the object, sort of like how orcas carry fish on their heads. Although I don't know if orcas do that for fun or for practical reasons.
>>715164110
Yeah, but most of the time when you watch this shit it's because they endlessly abuse the animal until they are able to perform whatever trick it is. This is especially true if the video is of asians or Indians
>>715166940
oh yes they're very cognizant they're much larger and much stronger than humans, it's why the rampages through villages that poach or kill their relatives pretty much always devastate them. they're creatures that HAVE to be strong just to support their own weight, it's why their feet are so fucking huge and flat too
>>715158629
If it isnt a test/play item then its because of a lot of practice with test/play items.
They may or may not do things like this untrained with random humans but I doubt its reliable enough for more than the occassional daily mail trashline.
>>715164540
That's what we do with human, we take baby humans and we forced them to sit 8 hours a day to teach them shit, why is this suddenly abuse when it's done to animals?