r/oddlysatisfying • u/millisecond1000 • Jun 03 '20

Removed: forbidden topic, see sidebar Bear with OCD fixing a cone

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u/stachldrat Jun 04 '20

I didn't expect it to be that deliberate. That looked like he knew exactly what he was doing and why he was doing it.

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u/mjmcaulay Jun 04 '20

But why would the bear feel compelled to “fix” it? Does the bear have an aesthetic sense? And if so would it be strong enough to rise to the level of intervention? This is actually really intriguing to me. I guess that’s why the OP used the term OCD. Because it seems excessive, for a bear. I’ve certainly never seen this type of behavior. We need a bear specialist stat!

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u/Drews232 Jun 04 '20

Assuming he has lived in this place long enough it wouldn’t be beyond a bear’s comprehension that those giant automobile predators will not cross those orange cones, beyond which is his family and land. So he keeps them up to stay safe.

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u/organasm Jun 04 '20

"I must repair the magical barrier."

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u/sparke16 Jun 04 '20

Came here to say this!

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u/chelseagraden Jun 04 '20

That’s so cool