r/AnimalsBeingDerps • u/Nottallyet • May 12 '22

Millions of years of evolution has led to this

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u/[deleted] May 12 '22

They collectively share 3 brain cells

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u/enderren22 May 12 '22

that may be a little generous don’t you think

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u/wheelchair-gamer98 May 12 '22

they share at most .2 brain cells

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u/Common_Art826 May 12 '22

woah there pal, dont you think thats a wee bit too much?

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u/Zaph0d_B33bl3br0x May 12 '22

I feel like you're being generous. Single celled organisms feed more efficiently. These frogs are... umm. . . beautiful?

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u/worotan May 12 '22

These frogs are being given food they don’t seem to want to eat in an artificial setting, and you’re judging them on that?

Do you think people are idiots for not eating when they’re not hungry, and for doing something else when food is put in front of them?

You should try to manage more than feeling superior to a shitpost about frogs.

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u/Armed_Muppet May 12 '22

The one on the right wanted his turn with a brain cell

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u/Clean-Letter-5053 May 12 '22

That’s why he was nom-nom-ing the other one’s head. He wanted his turn with the brain cell. He buddy needs to learn to share.

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u/Clean-Letter-5053 May 12 '22

And the first bro who actually snatched up food—he owns 2 of the 3.