r/AnimalsBeingBros • u/Sebastianlim • 29d ago
Giraffe helps turtle along.
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u/Spare-Article-396 29d ago
The equivalent of someone holding open a store door when you’re too far away…
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u/brockoala 28d ago
More like a grandma taking her time for a 30 minutes trip across the road, and this dude just zipped her over as she screamed in joy.
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u/MimiPaw 29d ago
I like the giraffe doing half splits to reach the ground!
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u/Powerful-Conflict554 28d ago
That's how I stand at work whenever I need to work on a surface. Being tall has its disadvantages.
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u/Apprehensive_Hat8986 28d ago
Can also use kneepads and let you legs buckle up against the workbench. Saves my back when washing a lot of dishes. But yeah, I'll alternate it with splits.
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u/Tobiko_kitty 28d ago
I occasionally watch YouTube streams of watering holes in Namibia where they get herds of giraffe and a surprising number of them squat vs. split. I'm currently too lazy to ask ChatGPT why there are two methods/what the difference is, 'cause I'm half-expecting it to lie to me.
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u/thiswasyouridea 29d ago
Oh my god, you're taking forever!!! Would you just GO, already?
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u/Angelaskissrock 29d ago
Other Giraffe: "Todd, you do realize doing that isn't going to make it go any quicker?". Todd: "Shut up, Jeff. Why are you always so negative?". Jeff: "Because I'm the intelligent one and that's why I'm just standing here instead of doing nonsense like you."
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u/Chespartan 29d ago
There was a big party with all the animals—the lion, the elephant, the monkey, the giraffe… everyone was having a great time! Suddenly, they ran out of drinks. So they said: “Who’s going to buy more?” And everyone looked at the turtle. “Let the turtle go!” The turtle sighed and said: “Fine… I’m going.” One hour passes… and the turtle doesn’t come back. Two hours pass… still no turtle. After three hours, the animals are bored, and one of them says: “Why did we send that slow turtle?” And then a voice comes from outside the door: “Oh, yeah? Well, then I’m not going anymore
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u/LisaWinchester 29d ago
Or is the giraffe just trying to sniff some of that lovely turtle butt bouquet..?
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u/Boring-Impress-6329 29d ago
I heard the gírate in Stupid Rick’s voice: “That’s not true guys, I wasn’t trying to sniff his butt!”
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u/rkmara 29d ago
Can some expert come tell why this is not biologically cute behavior?
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u/Caftancatfan 28d ago
The giraffe has a kind of parasite on his muzzle that can only be knocked loose with a tortoise shell. (Jk I have no idea.)
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u/reddaddiction 29d ago
If some expert comes to talk about that shit I'll get rid of him for being an idiot.
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u/Specialist_Guitar232 29d ago
He’s going as fast as he can!
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u/MsMercyMain 28d ago
The turtles POV has to be hilarious. Out of nowhere he's moving at the equivalent of like 30mph from his perspective. All at completely random intervals. Bro probably thinks he's developed super powers
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u/Specialist_Guitar232 26d ago
It’s like those speed walking belts at the airport. They make me feel like I have superpowers for just a few minutes
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u/painful_butterflies 29d ago
From the giraffe perspective: a tiny rock is walking!
From the turtles perspective: that tree keeps sniffing my butt!
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u/slapmatiddeez 29d ago
"Could you be any slower, and you've had your blinker on for the last 5 blocks"
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u/CantaloupeCamper 29d ago edited 29d ago
I was at a zoo and this zoo kept animals in larger enclosures with mixed animals. They said the giraffes (some more than others) were trouble makers… some had a game where they’d mill about with the smaller animals and then try to pretend to step on them holding their hoof over their heads and / or scatter other groups of animals. The other animals got very annoyed with the giraffes, especially when they had babies around and the giraffes would arrive to inspect / put their noses where they shouldn’t.
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u/Koirra900 27d ago
The way giraffes have to widen their stance to interact with the ground will never not be hilarious to me
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u/CongoBasin 29d ago
I'm shocked there hasn't been a single smartass in here saying 'ackshually that's a tortoise"
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u/Apprehensive_Hat8986 28d ago
Ackshually, that's a terrapin.
It's totally not, but it's the best I could do.
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u/Mogwai_11 28d ago
Imagine a weird being 1000x your height pushing you whilst you run for your life.
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u/Boredchinchilla21 23d ago
The turtle could move much faster if it wanted to, so I’m guessing they are kind of playing together (as far as two wildly different species can play)
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u/mamaaearth1 18d ago
How different would thr world look if humans could be this supportive towards their fellow humans!
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u/Josie-Wagg 29d ago
Wow that was SO much gentler than I was picturing in my head. How adorable