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On this subreddit we gather evidence that animals are conscious, like us.
Content Guidelines:
Best Content
Good Content
OK Content
- Inter-species Friendships
- Reaction to Magic Tricks
- Enjoying Baths or Showers
- Ambiguous but Interesting
- Anatomic Similarities
Bad Content - Removable
- Mostly Cute: Off-Topic
- Mostly Funny: Off-Topic
- Possibly Fake or Misleading: Debatable
- Forced Anthropomorphism: Debatable
- Rude Anthropodenial: Removable
Very Bad Content - Bannable
- Spaming/Advertising
- Insulting users
- Racist jokes
Some examples of what we're looking for:
Mammals have a really good memory
Some orangutans learn how to fish
This dog knows he's at the vet
Having such good memories means they remember their suffering.
For instance, these cows are happy for returning to the pasture after a long winter.
Emotionally mammals are very developed, like us.
They share with us many of our feelings, such as fear and love.
Their emotions can be every bit as troubling as ours.
They can be depressed so much they won't even eat!
Even our distant relatives, the cetaceans are very aware and very playful fellows.
This Humpback Whale, for instance, realizes she's been saved from a fishing net and lets her rescuers know she is thankful.
Non-mammal animals on the other hand appear to be quite different from us, but birds always find ways to puzzle us.
Apparently they like to have fun!
The crow is probably the smartest bird there is!
Birds in general are very aware of what their peers are doing.
Evidence is everywhere... yet no one seems to care...
Everytime you find evidence remember to share with us.
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Curious Chimpanzee checking out photos clicked by wildlife photographer JC Pieri.
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The difference in the upbringing of mom and dad.
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Moral evaluation found in 6 year old toddlers.
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Dolphins play catch!
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Cow reciprocates affection
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A cat hears its owner singing and decides to steal the show
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Rescued dog can't keep away from his rescuer
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Himalayan Langur asks tourist for water
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The GOAT of Goats
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Elephant shares his sugarcane
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Raven loves winning tic tac toe
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Bird finds a clever way to catch fish
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The look of betrayal
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Parrot fascinated by bubbles
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In 2015 an expectant couple visited Colchester Zoo in England and captured the attention of Rajang, an orangutan. Much to the delight of the mother-to-be, he began trying to kiss her belly through the glass.
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Monkey rudely chases away squirrel after the squirrel helps him find the sweetest fruit on the tree
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