Submitted by Pokemonobsessedlesbo t3_10pmxu8 in explainlikeimfive
ChibiSailorMercury t1_j6lgqkq wrote
Reply to comment by Pokemonobsessedlesbo in ELI5 - why are bonded pairs okay in animals but not humans? by Pokemonobsessedlesbo
Eat your own poop or your own youngs, and we'll agree to disagree.
Just because humans are mammals it does not mean that all behaviours exhibited by animals are not odd when we adopt them.
Pokemonobsessedlesbo OP t1_j6ljn28 wrote
I said some behaviors not all, that’s just silly. Any use of critical thinking would presume that eating poop isn’t a common instinct, even in most animals, pica is not normal.
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DressCritical t1_j6ln9bb wrote
Common in dogs and mamma cats with new kittens. So, maybe not common, but common enough.
C4-BlueCat t1_j6mlzzi wrote
It’s a common instinct since it catches nutrients that has passed through, and hides the tracks of an animal having been there.
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