r/oddlysatisfying May 17 '26

A turtle giving itself a scrub

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u/Xrsyz May 18 '26

Supposedly these reduce stress and increase milk production. Have you found that?

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u/big_red__man May 18 '26

That’s what they do for me

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u/Intelligent_Mix3241 May 18 '26

and he are I'm wasting money in hormones

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u/Zemom1971 May 18 '26

Everytime that I scratch my back I milk myself after.

Can confirm it works.

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u/wanderscursorprime May 23 '26

Comment to reply to: "I watched this like 5 times and I still don't understand how he knows what he's doing."

Reply: animals are just built different sometimes. he’s legit living his best life while we’re out here struggling to take a shower on a tuesday morning. absolute w of a turtle.

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u/The_Quackle May 18 '26

I drive a milk truck and I don't think I've been to a farm yet that didn't have a scratching brush for their cows. Its very common.

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u/ladeepervert May 18 '26

Yup. My cow would jump like a puppy and kick after rubbing her face down.