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▲ 42 r/linguisticshumor

Mandarin wouldve been so straight to the point without that stupid classifier. (Grammer of four different languages from 4 different families compared) (OC)

u/Specialist_Cod_4963 — 5 days ago
▲ 45 r/ripcity

2/4 of our nba cup games will be nationally televisionised. That probably shows we are gonna have a bunch of national games this year.

u/Specialist_Cod_4963 — 8 days ago
▲ 1 r/Rants

I'm an hypocrite, and I know that im hypocrite, but I still want to convince people to follow my hypocritical ideology. I also feel proud of that, because most people wont confess the fact that theyre also hypocrites. The hypocrisy stems from emotional connection. It also leads me to get mad sometim

es.

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u/Specialist_Cod_4963 — 18 days ago
▲ 0 r/goats

I've seen a claim in this sub that killing and slaughtering healthy goats is better than trying to rehome because most pethomes dont know how to handle goats. My question is, what do you think about it, and if you agree, why wouldnt one just educate these pethome owners on how to care for a goat?

If your answer is going to be "goat meat yummy", than just dont answer because you're gonna be sounding like a 12 year old with that answer.

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u/Specialist_Cod_4963 — 18 days ago
▲ 16 r/batty+1 crossposts

How mexican freetailed bats battle it out (dont worry it isnt a question i just wanna share a few clips I found)

Didnt know they were jerks to eachother sometimes. I bet this doesnt happen a lot in caves though. Are they fighting over females? Idk the clip was posted in September (outside of the mating season). Correct me if wrong

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u/Specialist_Cod_4963 — 21 days ago
▲ 3 r/batty+1 crossposts

How likely do you think a bat is in danger of falling prey to predators when released in the day? There are more dirunal raptors then nocturnal afterall.

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u/Specialist_Cod_4963 — 25 days ago
▲ 24 r/autism

Are yall also extra uncomfortable with people smugly correcting you over minor details?

Like, it may not only be like that for autists, but its a pain in the ass... sometimes I just wanna sure cool things... and I get corrected by some smug fuck... it really strengthens my social anxiety.

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u/Specialist_Cod_4963 — 29 days ago
▲ 5 r/batty+1 crossposts

Excuse me for the stupid question but does every bat colony with pups get considered as a maternity colony?

I wanna ask questions here daily, btw. I have so many questions about bats.

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u/Specialist_Cod_4963 — 30 days ago
▲ 3 r/zoology

Dolphins and Microbats share a lot in common for some reason.

  1. Echolocation. Dolphins and bats are literally the only ones who have that.

  2. Both are mammals thriving in a non mammal dominated niches (aquatic for dolphins and flying for bats)

  3. Both are carnivorous

  4. Both are adapted to prey on non mammals (insects for bats and fish and mollucs for dolphins)

  5. Both consume a great amount of individual prey, since they dont have to try too much in order to catch them

  6. Both are mainly social and gregarious

  7. Both communicate via sound (for bats its only been documented for a few species, but its probably more widespread as dolphins are easier to research and have been researched more. Some bats have 15 different calls depending on context)

  8. Both sometimes engage in homosexual behaivour

  9. Both arent aggressive towards humans (yes, bats have given us some diseases, but they didnt give us covid out of malice or something.)

  10. Both have high lifespan compared to their size.

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u/Specialist_Cod_4963 — 1 month ago
▲ 6 r/batty+1 crossposts

What are the most common non anthrogenic mortality causes in bats? Is it disease? Do they die of rabies often?

I heard Predation occurs at pretty low numbers for bigger and or more agile, and cave roosting and non ground foraging bats. Be it then, is the main cause they've been "designed" to die from is disease?

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u/Specialist_Cod_4963 — 1 month ago
▲ 8 r/batty+1 crossposts

Bat-eating bats. Do you think theres only the few that we know of, or do you think theres more or even way more than what we think?

Im kinda curious, chiropterologists, do you think theres more bat eating bats? I know of like 4.

But for me it doesnt seem likely, firstly because they dont really need to prey on other bats because unless theyre really big and secondly because of disease transmittion (different bat species tolerate different diseases and viruses).

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u/Specialist_Cod_4963 — 1 month ago
▲ 4 r/ENGLISH

Is a "So the sow saw a sow sew a saw" 100% grammatically correct? I just came up with it and I think its a fun tounge twister

Like, sewing would be the more natrual way of saying it thats for sure, but is the sentence itself considered grammatically correct by definition?

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u/Specialist_Cod_4963 — 2 months ago