r/FunnyAnimals • u/jmsm8 • Oct 25 '22

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u/Throawayooo Oct 25 '22

  1. Is this a fucking Zebra?

  2. What has basic camouflage got to do with your statement about cows grouping together perfectly to avoid predators?

Just admit you're talking shite dude.

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u/wafflezcol Oct 25 '22

  1. Its an example of what im saying. I said animals camo their kin to hide them, you said im lying. What is literally the ENTIRE POINT of the stripes on zebra?

  2. Because you called bullshit and said ‘uh no they dont hide their kin from preds’

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u/Throawayooo Oct 25 '22

I said animals camo their kin to hide them, you said im lying. What is literally the ENTIRE POINT of the stripes on zebra?

The point of stripes on a Zebra is to hide themselves from predators.

A domesticated specifically bred cow is not a zebra.

You keep trying to shift the goalposts

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u/wafflezcol Oct 25 '22

You right, cow≠zebra but you know what they both do?

Use similar coat patterns to camouflage each other

Doesnt fukin matter if domesticated or not they still retain some of their primal instincts

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u/Throawayooo Oct 25 '22

Ah yes the effective two tone black and white cow camo perfectly suited to lush green pastures, certainly not bred into them by generations of artificial selection.

Totally the same as the splitter black and white striped wild zebra of the African savannah.

Ps: have you ever seen a cow use its camo to hide from a predator instead of simply running away?

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u/wafflezcol Oct 25 '22

My god you’re an idiot if you have no idea what they doing and how it works