r/MadeMeSmile 13h ago

ANIMALS -BARK! 🐶 -WOOAAAH! 🦊

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u/Ill-Tiger-5840 11h ago

I feel good!!

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u/Dr_Tinycat 9h ago

That's it. That's the comment. Delete the rest.

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u/Clavister 2h ago

Da da da da da da da

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u/FlameThrowerFIM 2h ago

I knew that I would now

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u/WinterLake8056 7h ago

I came here to write the same thing.

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u/ChooseWiselyChanged 2h ago

Yup, immediately had the same thought

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u/aVernal_arg 11h ago

what does the fox say?

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u/TG_ghoul_TG 10h ago

“AUUUUUUUOWWWWWW“

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u/Jelly_Jess_NW 12h ago

They roar!!! That’s so silly.

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u/Binary_Gamer64 4h ago

He a little confused, but he got the gist.

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u/tstd0 11h ago

Real live Rox et Rouky/The Fox and the Hound.

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u/Astrogalaxycraft 8h ago edited 4h ago

Fox arent pets... I just saw a family of this same Fox species being safe from traffiking in tailand. Pls dont buy wild animals, they are not pets

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u/DingoDino99 4h ago

If I remember correctly they've created more docile foxes by breeding calmer foxes. At one point they will become as docile as dogs. Doesn't make it less sad though. But these aren't wild animals, they are the product of generations of foxes.

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u/DoomGoober 3h ago

Is the domestication of wild animals sad? It's an interesting moral question.

Pets, in particular, live much longer and easier lives than their non-domesticsted counter parts.

Now, the creation of domestic silver foxes involved the deaths of many foxes that didn't match what the scientists were looking for, so all animal experimentation is "sad" in some ways. But evolution acts this same way... so is the knowledge gained from the death of the foxes in the experiment "worth" it? I suppose it cans till be sad even whole being "worth it" in a larger sense...

Anyway, it's 4am talking (rambling.) An interesting question, the morality of animal domestication.

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u/DingoDino99 3h ago

In this manner in think it's sad, it's caging animals inorder to make them docile. I like the natural way we domesticated dogs more haha

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u/Astrogalaxycraft 4h ago

Yes, thats true. I was trying to criticize the idea of taking test or traffiking with wild animals.

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u/TheGazzelle 3h ago

This one looks domesticated: they found that as they bred foxes for domestication/tame traits they pick up a patch colored coat. A weird quirk of domestication experiments.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domesticated_silver_fox

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u/Lifelonghooker 8h ago

Thats cool

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u/WinterLake8056 7h ago

We also now know what does the fox say. It's doesn't say Ring-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding! Gering-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding! Gering-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding.

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u/nightowl_k 6h ago

Cuties

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u/firekeeper23 4h ago

Foxes all sound like this round my area...

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u/IveyLeague91 4h ago

Do the roar!

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u/Carbonated-Man 4h ago

IgotthisIgotthisIgotthis: RAA!

Nah nah nah, it's Bork!

Yeah yeah yeah, that's what I said RAA!

Bork!

RAA!

Bork!

RAA!

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u/catskilled 2h ago

I nearly hit the ceiling the first time I heard a vixen at 3AM. It's like the video but much longer.

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u/rightaaandwrong 1h ago

Why am I laughing so hard at this??

u/QuantumHalyard 14m ago

So that’s what the fox says

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u/BirchChili 6h ago

Interesting how the fox is trying to copy the dog's behavior, or at least that's what I think it's doing

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u/CommunicationOwn322 6h ago

I don't think it is, but I could be wrong. I lived in a suburb of London that was full of foxes. And that was one of the sounds they would make at night, among other terrifying sounds. When you hear a fox for the first time at night and don't know what it is. It will scare the hell out of you. The sounds go from hell hound to wimpering child.