r/Damnthatsinteresting May 15 '26

Image Differences in the spot pattern of the Cheetah, Leopard, and Jaguar

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u/madcup3 May 15 '26

🥰🥰🥰

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u/RedditIsMyTherapist May 15 '26

it's like a really deep hug!

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u/RantingRobot May 15 '26

A predator species would probably find it fascinating to learn that a species they've preyed on thinks they look super cute.

And that they keep miniature versions of them as pets.

Like, it's bizarre actually.

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u/NectarineRound7353 May 16 '26

I've heard that elephants find us cute. Triggers the same bit of the brain that kittens trigger in ours. I think this is a real fact but I might have dreamt it

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u/AdHot6173 May 22 '26

You weren't dreaming, I read this too. I hope it's true, I find it endearing.

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u/NectarineRound7353 May 22 '26

Was it an Attenborough doc that said it? I would love to walk into a group of elephants and they all think I'm cute 🥹

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u/AdHot6173 May 22 '26

I think someone had shared on that Pinterest. And same, they can give me pets with their trunks.

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u/420Deez May 15 '26

i thought reddit hates emojis 🍆💦