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Anonymous ID:ySxxRCoj Mon 05 Jan 2026 18:36:26 No.23846035 View View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>23846059 >>23846133 >>23847395

How is this fair?

>highest IQ of any animal by far
>faster than all sharks
>stronger than all sharks
>most developed communication skills and social structure of any animal on earth, so you're always fighting 5 of them

This is too fucking op

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:w5emqOqF Mon 05 Jan 2026 18:51:17 No.23846059 Report

Quoted By: >>23849162

>>23846035
>circles around seals in a group until it gets tired
>camps around icebergs when seals take a break on them then gets free lunch
>rapes other fish for fun to masturbate
keks in echo location

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:Ynz4D+QT Mon 05 Jan 2026 18:55:43 No.23846069 Report

Quoted By: >>23846111

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irukandji_syndrome

This jellyfish is about the siaze of a small sugar cube (1cm diameter). It shoots venomous barbs at anything that bothers it. They also attack other fish unprovoked. Of course it's Australia.

The venom is so painful that human victims die of cardiac arrest from the pain alone.

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:CSV/0Rn7 Mon 05 Jan 2026 19:14:52 No.23846111 Report

Quoted By: >>23846118

>>23846069
>To prove that the jellyfish was the cause of the syndrome, he captured one and deliberately stung himself, his 9-year-old son and a local lifeguard, then observed the resulting symptoms.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:flARxXXF Mon 05 Jan 2026 19:18:04 No.23846118 Report

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>>23846111
Is this based or cringe?

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:yH8Jnc0S Mon 05 Jan 2026 19:22:06 No.23846133 Report

Quoted By: >>23846139 >>23846143 >>23846156

>>23846035
but they dont kill/attack humans...why's that

!!Brock86qeJC

!!Brock86qeJC ID:Hefd+Re3 Mon 05 Jan 2026 19:25:01 No.23846139 Report

Quoted By: >>23846149

>>23846133
did you forget about them disabling random boat rudders in recent years for the lulz?
they're just not fucking with us *yet*

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:vNey7K07 Mon 05 Jan 2026 19:26:02 No.23846143 Report

Quoted By: >>23846149

>>23846133
Game recognize game

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:yH8Jnc0S Mon 05 Jan 2026 19:27:38 No.23846149 Report

Quoted By: >>23846160

>>23846139
i did not forget that, but only happened a few times
with their high intelligence I wonder what their reasoning was behind that

>>23846143
and have great taste

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:Ynz4D+QT Mon 05 Jan 2026 19:30:25 No.23846156 Report

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>>23846133
he was blasting metal the whole time. they parted for him out of respect.

!!Brock86qeJC

!!Brock86qeJC ID:Hefd+Re3 Mon 05 Jan 2026 19:32:31 No.23846160 Report

Quoted By: >>23846203

>>23846149
if i remember right one female was doing it at first, then others started copying.
maybe a boat pissed her off in some way?
i have no doubt they are capable of holding a grudge.

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Anonymous ID:yH8Jnc0S Mon 05 Jan 2026 19:53:10 No.23846203 Report

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>>23846160
the only thing that makes sense to me is that there was some sort of provocation
yeah i'm pretty sure all animals are and have memory and communication that we simply just dont understand
like those people who can make life long friends with crows, ravens and even a whole 'mischief' (had to google) of magpies even

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:o9JwXjXA Mon 05 Jan 2026 22:32:19 No.23846738 Report

Quoted By: >>23846749

orcas need diversity

!!Brock86qeJC

!!Brock86qeJC ID:Hefd+Re3 Mon 05 Jan 2026 22:35:11 No.23846749 Report

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>>23846738
with what?
dolphins?
good job giving them an onahole squeaky toy

Anonymous

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Anonymous ID:4DUF5NPt Tue 06 Jan 2026 02:07:27 No.23847395 Report

Quoted By:

>>23846035
>fair
any animal that looks as badass as an orca gets to be a proper badass

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:3pNWe2hi Tue 06 Jan 2026 11:48:34 No.23849157 Report

Quoted By:

but they don't have thumbs :(

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:wJOTN47B Tue 06 Jan 2026 11:53:34 No.23849162 Report

Quoted By: >>23849166

>>23846059
Even our ancestors used similar strategies to tire out their prey by running after it for hours.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:Tdw70hra Tue 06 Jan 2026 11:56:37 No.23849166 Report

Quoted By: >>23849170

>>23849162
Nah it was more of a chase and ambush thing. You're not gonna tire out a white tail running 50 kilometers an hour

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:wJOTN47B Tue 06 Jan 2026 12:00:05 No.23849170 Report

Quoted By: >>23849174

>>23849166
Persistence hunting is debated even today, but there is a lot of evidence supporting it.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:Tdw70hra Tue 06 Jan 2026 12:04:17 No.23849174 Report

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>>23849170
Yeah I think with certain prey you could definitely do it. I shouldnt have been so dismissive.

Here the Indians would stir up stampeded and lead herds of buffalo off of steep cliffs. There are definitely crazier ideas I've heard of hunting than chasing them down until they're tired.

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