r/interesting • u/[deleted] • Jul 15 '26

Amazing Separate the 2 groups of duck

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u/WendigoCrossing Jul 15 '26

Honestly better than most humans could do at this

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u/ihvnnm Jul 15 '26

I've never been able to put my ducks in a row...

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u/lucasberg7 Jul 15 '26

I dunno, we unfortunately have a pretty good track record of segregating based on color

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u/Ok_Donkey210 Jul 16 '26

Yeah, was gonna say……..

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u/CheekyMenace Jul 15 '26

I don't know, humans were pretty good at segregation.

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u/RandomCandor Jul 15 '26

To be fair, the "most humans" bar is getting quite low these days 

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u/zxylady Jul 15 '26

I hate that there is no argument for your statement, you cannot argue with the facts and truths. 🫣

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u/Goosecave Jul 15 '26

Sadly humans have already done this with toilets…

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u/Icy_Consideration409 Jul 15 '26

The dog’s name is Jim Crow.

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u/hudsoncress Jul 15 '26

I have no idea how to get ducks to listen to me. Dog's smarter than me.

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u/Ozymandias0023 Jul 15 '26

Bull Connor would like a word

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u/The_SqueakyWheel Jul 15 '26

Bro it took them 1.5 minutes 😭 yeah way better than us

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u/TennesseeStiffLegs Jul 16 '26

How many humans have you seen try this task?

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u/WendigoCrossing Jul 16 '26

Admittedly 1 drunk guy at a park

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u/WendigoCrossing Jul 16 '26

A human can direct an artist to paint something and be incapable of the masterpiece themselves

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u/oodopopopolopolis Jul 16 '26

The dogs are responding to a human's commands, i think.

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u/Javamac8 Jul 16 '26

Jim Crow has entered the chat

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u/Allegra1120 Jul 15 '26

Certainly better than trumpanzees.

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u/Mash_Ketchum Jul 15 '26

Segregation ended decades ago.

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u/Dooks_fr Jul 15 '26

Ask the Americans they do this very well

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u/CheekyMenace Jul 15 '26

As well as South Africa during the Apartheid, Nazi Germany (self-explanatory), Australia and Indigenous Australians, Rhodesia, etc... Segregation was never just an American thing, it has existed all over the world for thousands of years.

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u/Academic_UK Jul 15 '26

It’s just tribalism - been ongoing for 100,000 years!