Animals Seeing Themselves For The First Time!

[@HollywoodLego]

Just the fact that the elephant wanted to see parts of its body it's never seen before. Shows how truly intelligent they are.

[@iRON90111]

tru, thank Allah they arent any mor intelligent to make scam calls

[@yyybbb9439]

According to the Torah of the Jews, some people became bodies and some turned into elephants. This was in the generation that wanted to build the Tower of Babel about five thousand years ago. I am an Israeli Jew but I live in Florida.🇮🇱

[@Mr.Pro55k]

Yup

[@SeanSimpson-kq4bj]

Great to see someone with such a positive outlook!

[@RayyanMohd-ru7yl]

​@@yyybbb9439free palestine 🇵🇸

[@personmcname6848]

I like to imagine that the animals that attack their reflections, like the roosters, have these internal dialogues like " Oh man, this guy's good, he's matching every attack I've thrown so far, he's as good as I am."

[@muneshraj1385]

Why no comments

[@infinite5oul578]

I will not fall to you Kakarot!!!

[@MarcosVinicius-wf1mw]

Or "ugly as i am"

[@CosmicPandaKing]

I thought it was just me

[@bg357wg]

And on top of that, it’s like I’m running into a wall every time I hit them…

[@albatrapstar9030]

even the bear is like '' oh shit its a bear''

[@subtopewdiepienow2623]

😂😂😂

[@M8skell]

This comment has no right being this funny

[@krishi24012]

@@willbowers1185 what

[@alexclark6127]

I do the same I’m a big guy 6’3 big build and I walk down the street and cross the street seeing a regular dude walking towards me the initial “dudes walking alone at night” only to realises so am I. Always turns into hoping I don’t scare some poor woman she doesn’t deserve that

[@redtobertshateshandles]

First bear was hilarious.

[@halilyaman98]

Elephant : Who is this handsome? Oh its me 😂

[@cutiejoon6]

Even I was thinking the same thing.😂

[@zusanli251]

Hahahahahahaha brilliant

[@is2141]

That elephant really loved the way he looked , he checked every angle 😭

[@lukeamato2348]

Elephants are so smart its incredible. But ya that was great

[@yinglahtoramer6697]

I really love that reaction as well. Man, smart as they can be, they are truly gentle giant of respecting them and be kind to them. I kept watching that part of enjoying himself over and over it made my day so good too. 😆😁🙂

[@Mahjeeee]

Lmfao elephants w !!!

[@Willpower-74205]

Let's hear it for that pachyderm pride! 🐘 😎👍

[@Sonsbitchesall]

He said oh miss thing I have body ody odyyyyyy Miss thing these trunks are giving c*nt, Boots.

[@shd_samurai9676]

I like how the bear tried to understand what was happening but then chose violence instead

[@cephalonplant4087]

Every human ever "Am i right kekek"

[@saikrishsrivastav7404]

Violence is not the answer it's a question and the answer is yes - sun tzu art of war

[@kegenrodrigues]

😂😂😂

[@yoboikamil525]

he was probably thinking like "WOW, OH, OHH SHIT, UH, UHMMM, VIOLENCE"

[@angryinternetperson6629]

​@AnNWord Cook That's not even a "terrifyingly huge bear". Imagine if that bear was a grizzly and not a black bear. That mirror would be gone immediately.

[@jeffumbach]

The cat touching her own ears after seeing them in the mirror was one of the cutest things ever.

[@JusttShaun]

Wym "them?" 🤨 Since I can't reply to everyone I'll just edit my comment. Damn I didn't even expect people to actually get mad at my comment. I literally made this comment as a joke and people took it too personal lmao, that just shows how people get angered that easily.

[@jacksonwells4089]

@shaunmiael9996 if you are joking then shame on me I’m an idiot, but “them” is referring to the ears it’s plural because there is ya know two ears.

[@Andy_Demara]

Tbh if i didn't know i had ears like that i'd act like the cat

[@spiderjerusalem8505]

@@JusttShaun, ESL cringe

[@Batnano]

@@JusttShaun lol look at this kid

[@katsuraoto5132]

Bear: "NOBODY warned me that there are bears in the woods"

[@zusanli251]

Hohohohohohohhohooooo

[@georgebarker1894]

I just love the idea of animals being so confused how their enemy in the mirror is prediction and countering every single move they make.

[@NoriMori1992]

That happened to a kitten on walter santi's channel, it kept making aggressive stances and then feeling threatened by the "other cat's" aggressive stance 😂

[@kyledahlquist9423]

"This guy's good..."

[@charlestraboulsi1870]

Straaaaange, isn't it?

[@NexusOng17]

The absolute devastation to realize that "other animal" is better in battling them then they thought only to realize that's them 😂

[@isaac-vb1ng]

They’re caught in an infinite loop 🤣

[@goldenage]

That cheetah must have been surprised to look in the mirror and see a leopard.

[@mewsuperboard]

Lmaoooo

[@Azuria969]

lol true I knew that was leopard

[@LindaB-xb5vj]

Good one! I laughed as I thought the same thing! 😄😄😄

[@annabarrett50]

Hahaha!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@BamBam-dv4ki]

I was just about to say the same thing then I seen this comment

[@RedBroski]

I had a pet lizard who learned how reflections worked. At first he had an aggression response, puffing himself out. But then, he calmed down and started licking the mirror, turning his head from side to side, and even closing his eyes reaaallly slowly before opening them up quickly. Really reminded me of when I was a kid trying to see how I looked with my eyes closed.

[@bcn1gh7h4wk]

"If I don't look at it, it'll go away...If I don't look at it, it'll go away...If I don't look at it, it'll go away..."

[@medexamtoolscom]

Not to mention human toddlers often don't know that's them at first too. So it also doesn't put humans above other species, if that other animal doesn't know at first and then figures it out.

[@natanael.calistenia]

when I was a kid I tried to see how I looked with my eyes closed too 😂

[@Brandon-br7tc]

@@cynacist1823 I mean obviously humans are still wayy smarter than any other animal but yeah it’s neat that some animals have learned this self awareness at an earlier age than we do but of course that’s probably also due to the fact that some of them just mature and reach adulthood quicker than humans do.

[@TheDahaka1]

@@kentuckybeararms It's been around 15 years since the invention of the iphone. Before that, it wasn't really common for people to just have a camera lying around, and especially kids, we didn't really have much technology around to use. At most we had a computer, but there wasn't the internet too, so apart from single player games and work, they weren't used for much. For us millennials it would have been extremely uncommon to think of a camera just to see ourselves. A mirror was way easier to use (even though you can't see yourself with your eyes closed. Kids are dumb XD )

[@UncleScammed]

*Lady* “Please go out the window.” *Squirrel* “After this match”

[@Axel-xd7ew]

I once had a rooster who would just stand in front of a mirror admiring himself, this rooster I had was highly aggressive but I never saw him attack the mirror so I believe he knew it was himself.

[@zzzarkka]

What a cocky rooster.

[@idontexist1966]

I got some news for ya, your rooster is gay

[@FPSDrifter]

Oh, thats quite interesting. Perhaps he was more inteligant than the norm.

[@rustyshackelford4613]

I think he was thinking, man I look great.

[@JudoBeatz]

probably thought he met his match 😭

[@ENKTDeeColon_and_randomnumbers]

Most other animals: Admiration, confusion, asoundment, fear, shock, curiosity, wraith White tiger: Nah I've already seen him before 🥱

[@BatteryChargingMaster]

3:05

[@Spiderpunkrocks]

My cat react the same way when I showed him a mirror, I was excited for no reason he look so bored lol

[@gibleyman]

This is incredible ironic considering his species is slowly going extinct.

[@gibleyman]

@@KillMe7183 I guess it's THAT easy to tell I'm horrible at biology or just animal facts in general. But eh, you get the point so

[@markdavis5893]

I've never met this man in my life

[@YuBeace]

I love how cats are such a wildcard. Either they are adorable and smart, or they are VERY DISPLEASED about their new rival.

[@mikelisteral7863]

now all those animals have ego and narcissism

[@xxjoebamaxx7782]

I think that cats wil eventually learn what a reflection is. I have a cat who used to attack her reflection, and crash into mirrors, but now she uses them to groom herself and interect with me. Additionally, my younger cat still doesn't know what a mirror is, and tries to play with what she thinks is another cat.

[@LilXancheX]

@Redemption don’t care. Cats are useless creatures

[@LaVaZ000]

@@xxjoebamaxx7782 She probably got bored of it, and it just so happens that she grooms in front of the mirror sometimes. Also they know what a reflection is, they've seen reflective surfaces before, they don't understand what a mirror is.

[@abunirmal2535]

@Redemption yeah that's true. My cat immediately recognised her reflection when I tried to fool her

[@ninjajoe95]

Is especially funny how some house cats go ballistic when they see a reflection, but one cat I have in particular is actually self-aware enough to recognize that's him. And vain enough to admire himself

[@Archionfan567]

My cats doesn't even care it's reflection

[@SHOEBILLMEMEZ]

If a cat breaks a wall by knowing its a reflection, what wall are they breaking

[@boxsterman77]

Individual cat’s intelligence exists on a spectrum

[@KatrissaBallet]

@@boxsterman77ranging from highly intelligent to “orange”

[@Daniel_WR_Hart]

Same here, and it probably helps that every room in the house has a large mirror

[@StealthFB22]

The kitty discovering its ears was so adorable 😍

[@Trish707]

what if was was deaf? idk. Surely not.

[@nomadiavan6560]

Definitely self aware. I wonder if he will realize he is a cat.

[@Brandon-br7tc]

@@nomadiavan6560 What do you mean if he realizes he is a cat? The word cat is a human invention. Will he know that he’s a different type of creature from his owners? Maybe.

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

@@Brandon-br7tc Most cats are able to distinguish the differences between cats and humans. This is demonstrated in how they ask for help from humans with tasks humans are better at than they are, such as opening a can of wet cat food. With how many instances there are of wild critters asking humans for help, there's a good chance others can distinguish the differences, too.

[@justaguy577]

@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 in fact, almost any animal can tell the difference between a lot of spicies. They need it to survive, they need to know whos a treat and who is a friend. Because they live in placea where the only thing isnt predators and them. There are predators, yes, but also other herbivores that dont represent a threat for them. That applys for any animal.

[@pjmvdbroek]

These animals simply can't believe how beautiful they are.

[@sirenenoire4091]

The angry ones were just jealous of their own reflections 😂😅

[@businessproyects2615]

"Oh yes, look at my 4 legs, i've been bulking up in the Gym... Ohh yeahh"

[@gabrielfmm]

No

[@SA77888]

Yeah it really is just brains that we out-do animals with, they are tougher, braver, more resilient and far more beautiful than we could ever dream of being. IMHO.

[@firefly7992]

@TryNDoxMe Why is your user asking people to doxx you?

[@NoriMori1992]

I love how the elephant quickly realized it could see parts of its body it had never seen before! I remember doing that as a kid 😆

[@shotgshadow99]

Oh hell nah

[@professorx3060]

Ayo wtf 😂

[@WildInsightsTV]

😱😂

[@ne9835]

👀👀

[@fancycat2736]

😦😦

[@ZFartist786]

0:50 how tf is the lion this close to human civilisation

[@JoeGoat.]

Real

[@nittosstudio]

Maybe one of those drive in zoos that you stay in your car?

[@KuroTruesdale]

We human the one getting closer to their habitat. Think about it

[@ZFartist786]

@@KuroTruesdale yeah but they are also close to us I didnt say they are getting closer

[@myragroenewegen5426]

The Lion''s confusion shows smarts. He knows a lot of his world through good hearing and smell and even touch with whiskers. He's smart enough to be quite weirded out by this hallucination-like ghost lion that has no scent or sound, but is clearly extremely close to him. I respect him for being utterly thrown.

[@4NeonFun]

Underrated comment

[@captainvimes6079]

The cars going by in the background being 30 ft away from the lions had me thrown 😂

[@juleskireeff4563]

I respect him for being utterly thrown is kind of exaggerated.

[@thomasmount7388]

My cat behaved identically for 30 mins then figured it out. Maybe the lion would figure it out eventually too.

[@dxii_real]

yo btw why it was so close to road?

[@antoniobacic5674]

Elephants are super-intelligent. My uncle teased one at my local zoo (when he visited us) by offering food and when elephant reached to take it, he withdrew it. A channel of water separates people from elephants in that zoo (among other things). The teased elephant took water from there and poured it on my uncle, who was completely wet.

[@Landgraf43]

Lol so deserved

[@EvelynBediako]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 well done, elephant

[@kiraalialeeonfairythegreenone]

Antonio.Good. Your uncle was mean and he deserved the punishment.👍

[@justaway6901]

hahaha get pranked

[@-7-man]

Do the mirror test on the uncle

[@ridiculouslyoverpoweredsup4421]

Love how the bear just raged out and destroyed the mirror 😆

[@wagner9050]

Well... We Duh Viewing Public... hopes U had Your fill of Blood & Gore & were Thoroughly Sated. You Are A Sick-0 F*CK!

[@oliverboisen7475]

Classic bear that 😂

[@ahronthegreat]

@@oliverboisen7475 Like u know

[@ToastiestWaffle]

@@ahronthegreat Chill. Don’t use all your edginess in one go

[@ahronthegreat]

@@ToastiestWaffle what edginess poo poo face 💩 emoji

[@shannondaley7665]

The elephant basically reacted the same way I did when I was in puberty checking out everything I had going on 😂

[@blazedabizarre1876]

Ayo, chill dude

[@Timmy-d1o]

Shannon I never Knew Girls go through puberty I thought it was just us boys

[@IMeMineWho]

Lol.

[@phoenixirwin8730]

Erm what the sigma

[@evanpower22]

5:48 Magpies not only feel emotion over the deaths of other members of their species, but after another magpie dies the others in the area will even scout their nearby territory to see if it’s still safe for them. They literally know to learn from the deaths of other magpies

[@mikeknight42]

I never knew that about magpies. I wonder how japanese crows stack up to magpies.

[@evanpower22]

I hear Japanese crows are are also very intelligent, and apparently tend to be aggressive toward people lol

[@evanpower22]

@@willbowers1185 just a clickbait bot smh, ignore this above comment ^^

[@ThomasDoubting5]

Brilliant aint it? Chimps have recently been discovered self medicating using a particular insect by squeezing it and rubbing it on thier gums, the insect is found to have a multitude of antibiotic and anti bacterial properties in them... Go figure that. Intelligence I believe is universal but has a wide variety of applications hence its different forms actually I know that to be true although I don't have evidence like people seem to need for even things that are clearly obvious.

[@VH-ew7oq]

The whole corvid family does this as well.

[@Owleer]

That wasn't a Cheetah. That was a Jaguar. They saw their reflection as a threat and not a friend.

[@Sin_Lord]

Alright cool, I'm not the only one who noticed that lol.

[@Baltzaar89]

I was writing same, but luckilly came to comments first :D

[@philiphintze]

Sorry, but it wasn't a jaguar either. It was a leopard!

[@yvonaamariaa]

If the cat was in South America it was a jaguar. If it was in Africa it was a leopard. But it definitely not a cheetah.

[@yvonaamariaa]

@@philiphintze If the cat was in South America it was a jaguar, if in Africa it was a leopard, But it surely wasn't a cheetah!

[@nighthawk0077]

My cat not only recognizes himself in the mirror, but also looks at me through it to try and get my attention. Edit: For those interested, feline in question: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oonbYXqJlJmAqNk

[@MusketeerGweneth]

My cat not only recognizes her reflection but often grooms herself in front of it to make sure she is perfectly presentable at all times and not a single strand of hair is out of place.

[@AncientSavant7572]

my cat likes to freak me out by staring at me through the mirror... for no particular reason

[@SA77888]

Wow thats really somethin!!! understands that YOU too will be able to see the reflection that he is seeing.

[@EdensRose]

Mine too!!

[@jamainwilkins5100]

My cat doesn’t care about the mirror

[@pumpkinmaryam5500]

“Elephants are the only animals with self awareness” sounds so funny out of context

[@BR81-iv6lt]

Great apes and dolphins too

[@mrsickukxx1332]

Crows say 👋

[@SA77888]

1:41 Interesting that cat is CLEARLY self aware, not reaching over to the ears in the reflection but to its own ears.

[@AGenericFool]

I would not say cleary, even without capslock, I saw cats in my yard do this countless times, without a mirror present. The framing fo the video does nto help the confirmation bias of cat lovers either. Either way don't think this is a solid example for self awareness and uncomparable in evidential weight to the magpie with the yellow sticker under it's beak whcih removes it after being infront of a mirror.

[@wasteddude9387]

@@AGenericFool Since you see fit to assume a mantle of higher education, I'm interested in learning your perspective on those cats which react strongly when subjected to those apps that swaps faces.

[@blipblop5757]

@@AGenericFool I think atleast my cat is self aware about reflections. It has never reacted to reflections in anyway and does groom itself in front of the mirror. Also if I pop behind, my cat immediately turns back to look at me, thus understanding i am not inside the mirror. I geniunely think mirror test will be dependent on how much time is give to each animal in front of the mirror. Over time you would expect them to understand that its a reflection similar to how they are reflected in water. If i didnt know anything about mirror and reflections, maybe i would react in the same way. The most amazing to me is the fact that dolphins are able to recognise their reflection.

[@richardsbrandon5027]

@@blipblop5757 Funny thing... I would swear to you that my 13 yr old Cavalier- Maverick, used to NOT really look at himself or me in the mirror. On the other hand, I've noticed a couple times recently that he has actually use the mirror to look me in the eyes/face! I think he has come to realize what it does.

[@everydaynabil1937]

my cat seems aware of its own reflection. But he jsut dont care

[@morganwilliams5591]

My old kitty understood mirrors. I'm not sure if she ever quite understood her _own_ reflection since she never showed any interest in it, but she'd watch me around corners through the mirror, and if she was facing the mirror and I reached out to pet her she'd react to it, preparing to get pet from behind. She also seemed to recognize that speaking to the mirror-me was the same as speaking to the real me, and would sit on the counter as I got ready in the mornings, talking enthusiastically to my reflection. So she definitely understood the concept to some degree. It was always funny looking over into the hallway and seeing her staring at me from the other room through the mirror 😂

[@Axels100]

How many mirrors do you have?

[@howdyho6775]

@@Axels100 we have lots

[@Axels100]

@@howdyho6775 dam

[@erosgritti5171]

there may also be another explanation. The cat may simply be mistaking your hand in the mirror with something he is seeing. It is not that the cat knows that it is him, in the reflected image. But by simply seeing your hand reflected, he simply processes the image as if he were seeing it, with his eyes. In fact, the cat's eyes have a very apliatic view compared to the human one and therefore he could process the information thinking that he is seeing it with his eyes.

[@some-one-else]

@@erosgritti5171 I don't see how that would explain the cat knowing the hand is coming from behind. My cat does the same thing and he is absolutely aware that I'm actually behind him. The other interesting thing in my cat's case is that he hates other cats, so while he doesn't seem to care much about his reflection, if he recognizes it as a cat at all, he knows it's him.

[@jinhunterslay1638]

I like how elephants, cats, magpies, and pigs not only recognize themselves, but they are among the few animals that use the mirrors “correctly” (not toying with it, but using it to check its own body and appearance, and using it as a tool the same way we do)

[@GianlucaAiello]

And dolphins!

[@OmniMale]

You forgot great apes.. Chimps, bonobo, orangutans, gorilla's.

[@themagescorner]

Well all of these are known for their intelligence. So great, now we know mirror is good IQ test for animals lol

[@Franky46Boy]

Not all cats do recognize themselves though...

[@BeeBee-pl9ly]

Dogs too

[@kristimartin9531]

My cat recognizes himself in the mirror. Also, this is random, but he taught himself to use the toilet. He saw us doing it because he has attachment issues, and then he just started using it. At this point, I'm not sure if he's actually a cat.

[@SomeCertainMycorian]

I think you know have a very hairy human

[@anonymousgerbil8336]

Next, he'll insist to eat at the dinner table.

[@Crimcomet]

​@@anonymousgerbil8336One of our friends' cats climbed on a table and started eating food with its claw like a fork when we fed him It's really happening

[@lezbeehonest0294]

2:20 I love how the monkey instantly looks to his friend like "WHY DIDN'T YOU TELL ME SOMEONE WAS SNEAKING UP BEHIND ME"

[@datpoyo4900]

"uh,what?oh dude,it's just a mirror' *drops it

[@oBluePandaO]

"FRANK COME HERE BRO THERES AN ENEMY"

[@dogman3362]

The way they skedaddle when the mirror falls, almost like kids lol

[@wicked_elixir]

LMFAOOO

[@almondiefrancis9451]

White Tiger: Yes I'm beautiful, what's new.

[@djnorris1572]

2:58 😒

[@almondiefrancis9451]

​@djnorris1572 you're right. I used the timestamp button and it got the wrong time.

[@mistriousnightmare]

I've moved a magpie that had been hit by a car(not fully dead) out of the street, it panicked. The others attacked me at first thinking I was hurting it, then when I sat down and just held (it until it passed as there are no bird refuges in the area) the others eventually just fluttered down and stayed with us and when It finally passed I placed it on a makeshift bedding beneath a tree, I'd bring wildflowers, pretty rocks, or shinys to the spot when I passed by it. After about a month I would find some extra trinkets there, so I sat in the distance and waited to see who was doing it. It was the other magpies, they had been watching me bring stuff to the spot and started doing it themselves when I would fail to coneby and do it.

[@TheRareCriticalThinker]

I love this.

[@criptideancia]

this comment is so precious

[@lifeofdezzie]

Awww 🥺❤

[@taleandclawrock2606]

😭💖💖💖💖💖

[@Louis13XIII]

You should put a trap there to get a great dinner.

[@iwant2meetaliens]

2:31 I think people tend to not give cats enough credit with their intelligence. Every cat I’ve ever met has had a unique personality and does certain calls and mannerisms to communicate. My cat now changes her meows from wanting to go outside, to wanting more food in her bowl, to just saying hello, and many other things.

[@TheFrewah]

My cat used a high pitch meow in the morning when she was hungry. Very different from when she wanted to go out. She then learned she just had to look needy.

[@jackmortem4557]

I like how calm and chill the elephant is...

[@Aster_ace]

Dude checking out his drip

[@s3dghost]

These tusks right here, they go for 50 grand...

[@klx6265]

If I was the biggest animal on land, I would be pretty fucking calm and I would certainly be pretty fucking chill. 💯

[@ammi300]

@@s3dghost That isn’t even funny. 🤦🏾

[@GLIZZYT876]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXLTmWR-m6tlf5I

[@NaWildAnimals]

*The cat touching her own ears after spotting them in the mirror was absolutely adorable, one of the cutest moments ever. 😻🐾*

[@FEDERALBEREAUOFIMCOMPENTRNCE]

no it was humiliating

[@Seratonin_Hunter]

@@FEDERALBEREAUOFIMCOMPENTRNCE a cat wrote this %100

[@Jake_Sherrell]

Your profile picture reminds me of the style of the New York Yankees baseball team logo.

[@ChristAlways]

Turn to Christ, time is running out in these last days, repent and turn from all sin and unprofitable things, so you can be forgiven and seen righteous in his eyes, to the only one that matters. Everything on this earth will be destroyed, lost, rot and rust but with him you will be renewed, where death has no sting, fear is beaten, peace that surpasses all understanding, He gave his life for us, let us give ours in return, and live righteously for Christ, love others as ourselves, and believe he is the one true God, so we can be after his own heart, to be granted salvation, accepted by the King the greatest honor.

[@ryanolionheart1325]

​@@ChristAlwaysnot sure what how that's related we all watching animals looking at mirrors and your here talking about your imaginary friend and the cult made for it. Sadly we don't care I do not wish to take part in a cult that commits child sacrifices like in Egypt asking for the first born son of all as a sacrifice is mass child sacrifice and you are trying to get ppl to worship this evil monster who is in support of mass child sacrifice and a being who demands blood and living sacrifices is evil that is the Christian god you worship a made up being who in the book made to make it sound the best and gwt followers is about a evil God who commits mass genocide mass child sacrifice sends angels of death to torment humans and makes a special place it gets to punch you if you don't do everyrhing perfect you even have to and can't do certain things gs and have no way of knowing since this God never told you but if you don't do anything you are sent to be tortured for enegery for all eternity. To put it bluntly and using real life not fantasy the Christian cult was created by the Roman's to co trol the masses , they took other stories like Jesus gnostic teaching publicly tortured him for teaching ppl to send a message then the perverted his teaching threw out books and changed it to control ppl all while using the torture device and public torture as a "religious symbol" or really its used to remind them what happens when you don't do what they want. It is equivalent to white ppl taking a black dudes teaching perverting it using it to manipulate ppl lynching him then making a religion like his but manipulated oh and using a noose with the lynched black man and their religious symbol.... that is beyond fucked up. If Jesus does exist he is prolly so upset that you wear around a torture device and are apart of this weird death cult that wants to drink Jesus blood and eat his flesh and they likely did this originally and that's why we must still symbolize cannibalizing gods son? Seriously how can you read that book and not see something is fucked up you do know the price paid in other mythos for killing a God right? Let alone God's favorite now imagine they killed and tortured this Jesus who is also God and ate him.... this is some sick demon worship bro I hate to break it to you but the one your worshipping is evil and is the Satan and devil they say to fear tho the book does say if will decive the masses and that means the masses of Christians so this devil said it will decive you by doing just that. It's weird your taught to question everyone but God lol in fact Adam and eve were not kicked out until they had knowledge so your God also is anti knowledge and why would omni God care? It would want you to have knowledge they only ones who don't want you to know things are the ones tricking you. So really either this is all made up cult bs, or it's real and you worship a evil child sacrificing mass human sacrifice false God. I mean a perfect being can't create imperfection. Also if your the omni only God you wouldn't need to say your the only God and not to worship others you would just say I am God period. Tho likely Christianity plagerized it all from sumerians over 2k years before its either a interesting fantasy story or a story about aliens and how they Got involved with us. Also any creator God is aliens they are not from earth and created it therefor they are alien so make sure you note that your worship a alien that tried to genocide humans and sent murder angels to do mass child sacrifices in the center of town and kill anyone who didn't hand over their first born son , really for your God to be all the omni as it claims would mean God is also Satan and also me and you, God is the child and the old man raping the child that is himself , that means when two ppl that are God because God is everyone and everyrhing that when someone hurts another it's God hurting itself? Why would this God hurt and kill and cause all this damage to itself? Sounds like this God is far from perfect and is a sick messed up demon that even enjoys self harm that or your God isn't the 3 omni as it's shown not to be and that makes your God a lier for stating it is, it's ironic who ever wrote the Bible clearly didn't understand the 3 omni lol and fair most humans can't seem to grasp what they would mean

[@richardmuskett931]

This video has been a real eye opener . Its enabled me to cut down my shaving time by 10 minutes.....no more looking behind the mirror to identify the intruder in my bathroom. To save people time and distress , I think this should be explained in the instructions that come with shaving mirrors .

[@RiesenWuschel]

This is underrated. I'm also a dog.

[@iamwealthy2242]

☝️🤣🤣

[@MemristerBoogieDown]

LOL

[@boblobgobstopper13214]

Do not fall for the government’s lies the man in the mirror is real and he will attack when you least expect it

[@mitchrich6]

I love the mirror , coz am so handsome yah!

[@kingkhris4886]

The elephant “Jean Claude Van Damn I’m fine” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@inimmz]

the gorilla having fun with the mirror was so cute

[@thejesse4922]

Bro really just sat there butt naked making stupid faces to himself

[@JohnSmith-jq3ot]

​@@thejesse4922 Come on, we all do that in the bathroom after a bath

[@anoNEMOs]

He's just like me fr

[@sahnenusss]

I couldn't stop giggling 😂

[@Restful_guy]

​@@JohnSmith-jq3otdude is a joke 💀 he didnt actually mean to be offensive 💀

[@spacebar9476]

Mirrors are something we take for granted. Imagine what an experience it must be for animals!

[@theharshtruthoutthere]

Here, let me remind ye all again, HUMANS ARE NOT ANIMALS. HUMANS are SPIRITS, created in the IMAGE OF GOD. CREATED IN 3 PARTS: SPIRIT + SOUL + BODY = LIVING SOUL. Animals are created different; in 2 parts: SOUL + BODY. Animals do not have everlasting part: THE SPIRIT. Humans are NOT ANIMALS and can survive ALONE 100%. After the FLOOD, only 8 souls, from millions of humans, survived. ONLY 8 SOULS lived through the FLOOD. Mankind started only with population of 2 souls. How can you all here ever understand and accept the truth if still filling your own heads with nonsense? How can LIES help to understand and accept TRUTH? - lies ant helpful, are these? A human soul and the whole population of humans need only one being in their lives:GOD. Romans 8:16chapter context similar meaning copy save The Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit, that we are the children of God: John 4:24chapter context similar meaning copy save God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth. If you have GOD in your life, YOU THEN HAVE EVERYTHING. Luke 12:22chapter context similar meaning copy save And he said unto his disciples, Therefore I say unto you, Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat; neither for the body, what ye shall put on. Matthew 6:25chapter context similar meaning copy save Therefore I say unto you, Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink; nor yet for your body, what ye shall put on. Is not the life more than meat, and the body than raiment? Matthew 6:31chapter context similar meaning copy save Therefore take no thought, saying, What shall we eat? or, What shall we drink? or, Wherewithal shall we be clothed? Matthew 10:19chapter context similar meaning copy save But when they deliver you up, take no thought how or what ye shall speak: for it shall be given you in that same hour what ye shall speak. Cant any of you read? GOD Himself clearly saying to MANKIND: take no thoughts nor worrie, for GOD shall provide all that ye need. Isaiah 11:2chapter context similar meaning copy save And the spirit of the LORD shall rest upon him, the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit of counsel and might, the spirit of knowledge and of the fear of the LORD; Mankind being called “animals” is because to keep us in delusions that life is random and not a big deal. Our lives on this earth is BIG DEAL, and if lived wrong, evil ways, then HELL FIRE shall be our everlasting “home” full of torment; regrets + burning in fire that does not go out. Our lives on this earth is TEST, we all are tested by GOD, daily, to let GOD see: - how quickly we turn angry, - how weak are we, in battles against different temptations, - How long can we love and care about others, - how many evil situations can we go through before we break, - are we hunger for truth, - are we satisfied with lies, - are we guarded or easily deceived.

[@agneteht]

Mirrors are common in wete regions.

[@mikelisteral7863]

now all those animals have ego and narcissism

[@brigittegeorg]

Imagine what it must be like in This day and age if you'd never seen yourself in a mirror till now....what would you think?

[@holahola852]

Natural reflections exist, like looking into a pot of water or in a some creek

[@turb303]

I hope all the self aware animals liked what they saw and realised how adorable they are

[@DOKZAONE]

I think they care more about eating and not being eaten 😂

[@ananddodke5841]

@@DOKZAONE 😂💀💀

[@okaynope5197]

They don't have instagram, I'm sure they're fine.

[@switzerlandgetsfit]

@@okaynope5197 bruh, that isn’t what they- nvm

[@adolflazary5864]

Usted .

[@atanuroy8405]

that bear's reaction was priceless... it goes to prove how innocent these beats are actually

[@susanbengston3208]

Innocent? Aggressive is the word .

[@Talesofaweedsmoker]

@@susanbengston3208Apex predators tend to have aggressive tendencies

[@kingarthur605]

Love how the lion doesn t freak out at all and is just like “ what the hell is that”

[@Skenjin]

Second lion did though.

[@ClownFromTheYear9998]

@@Skenjin the one in the mirror?

[@Skenjin]

@@ClownFromTheYear9998 There are two lions that react to mirrors in this video. First one is pretty chill, second one not so much.

[@axa3687]

It can't smell there's another lion.

[@oneyedthing]

0:50 You don't want any car problems in this area..

[@ovskii96]

Fun fact: Dogs do in fact have self-awareness, they simply don't pass the mirror test because they rely more on smell. But they will recognize their own scent markers in similar experiments.

[@cire414]

Yep, if dogs ran this experiment on humans they would be laughing at us for being unable to recognise our own smell

[@jamiegdubois]

Very true. Also, the mirror test is not necessarily the best test of self-awareness because it was developed for humans. I’m finishing the last year of my PhD in animal cognition at Cambridge.

[@saturnhex9855]

@@jamiegdubois Yeah, I like how the video mentioned vision differences. I'm sure there are many other sensory differences that would make the mirror test null for other animals. Really interesting! Good luck with your dissertation :)

[@jamiegdubois]

@@saturnhex9855 thanks!

[@jelanidacostabest8195]

@@jamiegduboisThank you for confirming what I believed about the mirror test not being an infallible test of self-awareness

[@stardarokstarstevenson8533]

Them wild dogs wasn’t scared of they reflection they was scared that a crocodile might be in that water fr fr

[@zackdipaolo7858]

it took the pig hours to figure it out and they are very intelligent, most other animals never figured it out, but the elephant almost immediately is checking its own teeth out, that just shows how smart they really are.

[@EresirThe1st]

It was a piglet to be fair, not fully grown

[@L1VE3V1L]

I’ve seen pigs learn quicker than monkeys in tests in a documentary. Shocked me.

[@brettpilkington9539]

Four legs good, two legs bad.

[@OmniMale]

How about the silver back checking out his tongue 😂

[@verakoo6187]

Im pretty sure the pig just smelt the food that was 3 inches away and went to it lol

[@jumpobumpo]

1:20 For anybody wondering, that isn’t a cheetah. It’s a leopard.

[@horsetuna]

It's a leopard called Cheetaro who lived at Big Cat Rescue ten years go. He's in the 'big cats and mirrors' on their KZbin.

[@drewmiller3462]

Also wrong. Leopards generally have solid spots while a Jaguar has orange spots otherwise known as rosettes within their spots. Jaguars are bigger and are totally the badass of the big cat community.

[@mrtech2259]

And they aren't social creatures

[@horsetuna]

@@mrtech2259 male cheetah will hang out together sometimes but usually break up after a while... Usually the juveniles getting their feet! Jaguars yes (and leopards)

[@GileadMaerlyn]

Yep, definitely not a Cheetah.

[@aristoeldesarmado]

Dolphins: "Aaaaaawwwww myyyy! Who's that cutie right there? Someone call the dolphin-police, being this handsome must be illegal!"

[@ashn7146]

I thought that clip was too short 🥹

[@shushanto]

​@@ashn7146 It was too short!

[@superwyatt7095]

2:46 bro remembered the no homo rules and really didn’t wanna go lip-to-lip with himself

[@erickrodelius9009]

He really called that leopard a cheetah.

[@corporateturtle6005]

Can't really expect much from a lazy 'creator' that uses an AI voice script to know the difference between the two, lol.

[@Btsbb482]

You really called that jaguar a leopard

[@TitaniumTurbine]

At 2:40 he called a pack of hyenas “wild dogs”.

[@sirtango1]

@@Btsbb482thats NOT a jaguar. The spots are different. Thats how to tell. But the dead give away is the lack of tires. 😂

[@redhaazzouz9261]

​@@TitaniumTurbine those are wild dogs lol

[@perkypokey]

My cat was the same way. He used to lay on my bed and face the mirror on the dresser, and whenever I quietly moved my hand toward his back end like I was gonna grab him or poke him, he recognized immediately that it was my hand and he always turned his head toward me and meowed. I was so impressed because I thought my cat was the only cat on earth able to recognize reflections until I seen the cat in this video responding to his owner's reflection in the same way.

[@some-one-else]

My cat does the same thing, someone else also commented that their cat does that. So it seems to be more common than people think.

[@mikeg2491]

@@some-one-else ​ I think it’s a blanket statement to say certain species don’t have self-awareness, I think there are some outliers with higher intelligence who may recognize themselves if even in a crude abstract way. Just as many deer have evolved to recognize car headlights and wait to cross the road, I don’t see no reason cats raised in captivity for a few centuries can’t learn to figure things out in a household of which mirrors are common.

[@yetanotherrandomyoutubecha4382]

@@mikeg2491 Mirrors have only become common pretty recently

[@Fantallana]

@@mikeg2491 yeah it’s really interesting, because I had a cat who just thought his reflection was another cat, and would hiss at it. And another who seemed to know it was her.

[@yetanotherrandomyoutubecha4382]

@@mikeg2491 The difference is that if an animal doesn't understand headlights, it dies, thus selecting for animals that are weary of them. The same is not true for mirrors

[@stomponshao]

Almost every time I'm standing in front of the mirror with my cat. She is looking at me through it. It's crazy that she understands so easily how mirrors work 😳

[@dylanmurphy9389]

They may have seen their reflection before in puddles

[@Jolene8]

@@dylanmurphy9389 Puddles if they're outdoor cats, or windows. My cat would fight with her reflection in the windows until she realized there was no other cat and it was her. 😂

[@mschfz]

@@Jolene8 My cat just kind of stare at her reflection and seem disinterested by it lol, not even a reaction

[@alinaqirizvi1441]

Adult cats know it's them in mirrors

[@danksanchez4324]

@@mschfz I think sometimes people disregard cats as intelligent or somewhat capable because they usually do things out of their own willingness, not unwavering loyalty or trust like dogs

[@raheelamehboob7718]

Thank you. Me and my family enjoyed the video 😊

[@ericforsyth]

@5:52 "even having emotional capabilities, shown by the death rituals they do, showing grief over their fallen comrades" Magpie: HAHAHA! Other magpie: HAHAHA, HAHAHA!

[@RandomGS]

They probably hated him lol

[@Wheelchair_Sam551]

“Jerry you dumbass, we told you that truck was gonna keep moving!!”

[@nitrouspeed3583]

My chihuahua understands mirrors and has used them since he was about 1 year old. He sometimes stares at a mirror in the back of our dining room to get a better view of what’s on the table

[@JosefK2275]

Absolutely. Anyone who thinks dogs can't recognize themselves or even worse "that they lack self-awareness" as this video claims, is in crass error.

[@0011peace]

@@JosefK2275 if yuj really looked some dogs did and some of dogs didn't recognize themself

[@alovesupreme76]

yeah i have 2 dogs, one completely understands mirrors and is aware of his reflection, the other is clueless. I think it just depends on the dog

[@m-w-y7325]

Same goes for our cats, one older cat always gets freaked out when she comes near a mirror and another one knows we comb hair near a mirror and starts meowing to us to comb her the same way by sitting in front of it.

[@jessh4016]

"My chihuahua looks at food" It sees the food. It's not using a mirror on purpose or anything, it just sees the food. How is this so hard for you people? Do you understand how mirrors work? You see things in them. If a dog sees food it looks at it, it's pretty straightforward. I swear, if a dog shit on your math homework you'd think it understood math cause there were two turds there.

[@glitchwitchery]

I've had some twenty cats in my lifetime, and the majority of them understood what they were seeing in the mirror. Some have worshipped their own reflections while others didn't care at all, but I could tell that each still knew what/ who their reflection was. I even had a six week old feral kit that I had rescued who understood the concept of mirrors. He was very skittish and would only look directly at me/ in my face, but he had been exposed for the week prior to my huge tri-fold mirror that was in the quarantine room with him, so when guests came over, he would watch them through the mirror as if he thought he could safely see them but that they couldn't see him. It was so cute.

[@abcdefabcdef7604]

Yeah I was weirded out by the fact that the narrator said that a video of a cat being aware of it's own reflection is "super rare", cause all 4 of my cats understand reflections and they don't pay attention to them.

[@raijinoflimgrave8708]

​@Andrew Johnson nobody wants this. Go away.

[@ASHDMDSGN]

@@abcdefabcdef7604 out of 7 cats that I've had, only one really understands the concept. She uses mirrors to stealthily watch or talk to humans without turning her head in their direction. This also goes for any reflective surface, like glossy plastic, black glass. No other cat has really given a shit about mirrors in any way after their first encounter.

[@OneReallyGrumpyJill]

Wouldn't be surprised if "domestic cats" might have better social skills due to their prolonged exposure to humans.

[@zarrowthehorse]

​@@OneReallyGrumpyJill what about dogs

[@WorldMoments87]

Thank you for addressing this important topic! Your perspective is so refreshing!

[@LadybugsOpin]

2:36 Yeah, my cat does that too. He figured it out when he made eye contact with me through the mirror and I slow blinked at him. He turned around and ran up to me, purring.

[@dovyr7719]

To cats, constant stare shows aggression but slow blink shows you trust them to let your guard next to them. Cats have their weird things.

[@LadybugsOpin]

@@dovyr7719 Yeah, I've known about the slow blink for years. That's why I did it, lol.

[@Ceerads]

More evidence (as if we needed it) that cats MUST take over and rule the world (before we destroy it).

[@SaintNickiesShop]

2:00 why did I think that squirrel was her pet until I heard “please go out the window”😂😂😂

[@kathernandez6682]

😂😂😂

[@zulyflores6678]

Me too 🤣

[@Brasswatchman]

Didn't she call it "Ringo," though?

[@SaintNickiesShop]

@@Brasswatchman 😂

[@AnAn-sv2wr]

@@BrasswatchmanNope, she said “window”

[@tbd-1]

Took care of a little dog for a couple years who made eye contact with my reflection in the bathroom mirror. Everyone thought he was weird. I always thought he was self aware. He had all the traits of a curious 4 year old child.

[@richardsbrandon5027]

Yup!! I'd swear that my dog has done the same, recently.

[@johannageisel5390]

Bunny, the talking dog, also reported seeing her "mom" wave to her in the mirror after that happened. Bunny did not recognize herself in the mirror all on her own, but has learned that it's supposed to be her. But I have the impression she is sceptical about that fact. It's likely that the fact that the mirror image has no smell makes all the difference to dogs. Maybe to them it is as if we would see a ghost bearing our resemblance. We can tell it looks like us, but we know it IS not us - it is another entity altogether.

[@CChissel]

There are exceptions to the rule. The narrator obviously isn’t very knowledgable about animals, especially for mistaking the jaguar for a cheetah. Some dogs do have self awareness, but not in general for the whole species, same for other animals, while the species as a whole may not be self aware, some individuals are.

[@pineapplepenumbra]

Some dogs are a bit dumb, but some, like a dog we rescued, must be doggy geniuses.

[@xenotypos]

To be fair, the test is different if the animal isn't alone before the mirror, it's easier to understand if there are others. Though yeah, not all animals can do that either.

[@lauverr3808]

Elephants are so smart. And gorgeous, intelligent, kind, loving, playful, family oriented, and just overall incredible. 🐘❤

[@kyakarogenaamka5045]

3:15:"Yeah, I'm gorgeous. I know that. "

[@djnorris1572]

2:58 😒

[@Wheelchair_Sam551]

@@djnorris1572he cut out clips from the videos so now some timestamp are messed up

[@1hybodus]

To be honest, I think most mammals and many birds+reptiles probably could recognize themselves in a mirror given proper conditions. Nearly perfect mirrors, especially vertical ones, aren't typically found in nature. It's not surprising that when an animal encounters one, the first reaction is most likely going to be fight or flight. I mean imagine if you were walking down a side walk, and all of a sudden a moving hologram of yourself appeared 3 feet in front of you. Your first thought isn't going to be "Oh look, a hologram of me!" It's gonna be something like "Oh shit! There's someone else right in front of me!" Even in social species like ours, seeing another of your kind isn't necessarily a good thing. Males that fight for breeding rights especially are less likely to calmly approach an unknown animal that looks to them like a rival of about equal strength. The video also made some good points about how differences in vision also impacts what the reflection would look like to different animals. I don't think that would prevent self-recognition, but it definitely may make it more difficult.

[@MyN0N4M3]

Another thing to consider is that animals have instincts that can overpower anything else going on. You can know some animals since they were little newborns and they come to you and trust you. But if you make sudden moves they still can start panicking, just to later on return to you and get some scratches and treats. It could very well be that many animals do recognize themselves in a reflection. But their instinct to react to certain visual clues, especially from their own species, might just be so overpowering that they just instantly release adrenalin and get into a frenzy and start attacking the mirror. It's like in some people they bump their toe against something or step on something barefoot. And even though every human KNOWS for a fact that the Lego brick on the floor didnt hurt you on purpose they still get super angry and kick the thing into some corner, maybe even hurting themselves more in the process or break some furniture. Just some rage induced thing and it's much stronger and much more common behavior in animals.

[@XMysticHerox]

The mirror test is a little flawed. While it is generally accepted that animals that can recognize themselves are quite intelligent the issue is that not all animals are highly focused on their visual sense as humans are. This is especially true for birds who we know are very intelligent but are much more focused on the auditory sense. Variations of the test using sound and smell have been developed and shown that yes many other animals can have results similar to the mirror test if you use their main sense.

[@lhumanoideerrantdesinterne8598]

Nah. I'm pretty sure any average human would be able to recognize themself if they suddenly came face to face with an identical hologram. Anyone would be freaked out for sure and they might not be able to explain what is going on, but people know what they look like and they could tell it is themself, especially if it was imitating their movements. Now I agree that a lot of these animals could get to grips with the way mirrors work but I think it's more a matter of time for them to acclimate than about the quality of the mirror.

[@aedaed3605]

Storytime: I was once at work at a new job and walked into an office when I thought came across someone, but I couldn't see the full person. I said hi twice, then walked in a little further. It was only when I went inside completely that I saw a full reflection of myself. It took me a full second or 2 to recognize myself in the mirror. A fun little story to share, but I'm not sure just how accurate this is as a test of animal intelligence 🤔

[@natedaniels3655]

@@lhumanoideerrantdesinterne8598 The thing that people don't stop to consider is.. if you didn't have mirrors, or a cell phone, or pictures of yourself.. would you be able to recognize yourself if you suddenly saw someone standing there mimicking your actions? Animals have no real concept of what THEY specifically look like.. so every animal they see, is most likely, just another animal.

[@invaderfrombeyond]

2:35 I think cats understand mirrors, especially after given enough time. They just aren't interested. I had a full-length mirror on the back of my bathroom door, when the door was ajar he would use the diagonal mirror to watch me from the other side of the wall. They understand how reflections work.

[@VelkanAngels]

Same. My cat can "use" mirrors that same way, but she doesn't have any reaction at all to her own reflection, which she certainly would if she thought it was another cat.

[@TiffWaffles]

All my cats are uninterested in the mirrors in my house. The only time I got a reaction was when I put cat treats down in front of my closet mirror and one of my male cats became super irritated and charged the mirror. He's a big boy so he cracked it and I had to get the mirror replaced. One of the kittens recognises herself and preens in front of the mirror but usually she's not interested.

[@invaderfrombeyond]

@@TiffWaffles Holy damn, what a tank of a cat. Little man gave himself 7 years bad-luck though. 😂

[@cielo_ciel_]

@@invaderfrombeyond He has 9 lives, spacing them out nice and even, he will have 2 left when bad-luck's done with him.

[@philojudaeusofalexandria9556]

I have 2 cats. One is smart enough to recognize herself in the mirror. The other (same age) still tries to attack/fight himself in the mirror every once in a while. He's not very bright. Once he scared himself by trying to sniff the wall and accidentally getting too close and bumping his nose on the wall. He thought the wall was attacking him.

[@user-culkepta]

Lmao that gorilla's literally me on the mirror 😂😂

[@raijin2107]

0:18 elephant: damn, I m so handsome.

[@rennierad]

Elephants are so amazing it doesn't surprise me they want to check out their mouth. ❤💕

[@budbutley532]

Did you know that an elephant has no stomach at all?

[@rennierad]

@@budbutley532 I didn't know that Bud,thank you for the info.👌 Happy Halloween 🎃

[@Chaosmics]

@@budbutley532 now I want to shoot myself

[@GrnXnham]

8:05 This happened to us with several sparrows a couple of years ago. They discovered the outside mirrors on our car parked outside. They wouldn't leave it alone for about 3 weeks! There was poop all over our car around the mirrors. I taped some cardboard over the mirrors but they tore the cardboard off and went at the mirrors again. I couldn't believe how aggressive they were but they finally abandoned our car. We've lived in the same house for 20 years and they had never attacked our car mirrors like that either before or after this one 3 week incident. My guess is that there was a nest nearby only during that three week period, and the nest owners felt threatened by the "invaders."

[@pweter351]

We have peewees in Australia that look at themselves on the side mirrors and peck it, the shit all over car and ruin the mirrors

[@alwaysdisputin9930]

_"There was poop all over our car around the mirrors"_ lol

[@vcommandarv5916]

@@alwaysdisputin9930 😂🤣

[@navigdr]

The thumbnail leopard sliding over the mirror made my day😂😂

[@yes12337]

My previous dog not only understood how mirror works but also watched me walking in/out of the house in a mirror while staying behind the corner (I'm not sure if she knew I can see her too 😅). The sweetest thing was she sometimes came over when I was putting on coat in front of the large mirror, looked up on my reflection then on her and after several rounds she was making an loud sigh of disappointment. She also understood phonecalls, photographs and many more. Now I have another dog, which is not as smart as her, but he stills enjoys looking at himself in the mirror, but seems to be a bit ashamed when caught doing it haha

[@mdu.roscosmos5953]

All of my dogs (two riezens, one zwerg, two dashs, one cairn) understood the concept of a mirror pretty well. I'm not speaking about distinctive personalities, like the cairn who _really_ hates to be photo'ed and can be caught on camera only when unprepared or not seeing you took off camera or phone.

[@tezzla6358]

@@mdu.roscosmos5953why do u have 6 dogs?

[@elliewillow4556]

I have a dachshund who’s 13. I got him at 2 weeks when the breeder said he was to small. He’s the boyest boy. When I cry and shake from my cancer pain he does the same. He pointed out where it was located way before the doctor. He never has left my side ever. I got him registered so I can take him wherever I go. He loves watching tv and he truly understands it. He likes music and dancing. He understands everything and he does certain things to help me without being told. He knows the mirror and what we look like. He knows me vs my twin. He knows everything and truly is a blessing in my life, and a human soul that is trapped in a dogs body.

[@Mar-uo2bj]

Super Cute!

[@Hollylivengood]

I was just reading that canines like wolves and coyotes do recognize themselves in a mirror, they just don't care about their individual self. When they can see their whole group in the mirror, they start watching themselves with their group.

[@Silentbob1494]

it really shows not only the depth of wisdom and understanding some of these animals have, but also the lifestyles the others have to adopt. This was a really interesting watch.

[@Jason-gg4lm]

There'es no depth and wisdom in animals being too stupid to figure out a mirror

[@GLIZZYT876]

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[@giulyanoviniciussanssilva2947]

The natural not understanding of others too.

[@KatrissaBallet]

My cat also understands mirrors!!! I think maybe house cats, when they see us interacting with them regularly, they manage to figure it out somehow :)

[@thegallantsaint2034]

3:49 that dog looked at the owner through the mirror, and then turns around and looks without the mirror. That dog understands it’s a reflection.

[@swadeshicreator9717]

noooo. he is confused having 2 owners 😭😭😭 he confirmed that his real owner was with him but not in the mirror.

[@Glitchblade833]

most adorable thing ever 😍

[@RipVanWinkle13]

Dogs are actually pretty smart my dog looked at the mirror and understood it in seconds the next time I showed him a mirror he didn't give a fuck

[@mehere8038]

same as the pig, not the same as the elephant, not self recognition

[@zionveee]

@@RipVanWinkle13my dog was scared when he first saw himself in the mirror and my family couldn’t stop laughing 😂 and yea he also stopped looking at the mirror cause who knew what it was now

[@minerliton2481]

3:56 HELP-- THIS IS SO CUTE 😭💕💕

[@joliecookedup]

why is no one talking about the squirrel stuck in that woman’s house 😭😭😭 at 2:10

[@Small_Schlonng_9000]

That’s his pet

[@Leo_Valdez1]

@@Small_Schlonng_9000 they were saying “please go out the window oh my god”

[@gamingbymars]

3:19 staring contest Boo You blinked wait I blanked?

[@SlowMonoxide]

I didn't realize that it was unusual for cats to recognize reflections. My cat and I used to stand in front of my sliding glass door looking outside, and when we wanted to communicate with each other, we would just make eye contact with the reflection, so that we did not have to break our observation of the outside to look at each other. Granted, she was extremely intelligent for a cat, but I was unaware that particular behavior was special.

[@EmilysStar]

it's not, I've had cats my whole life and they all could recognize their reflections. Even the dogs we had could recognise themselves and didn't care about the mirrors at all.

[@Random_Cable69]

@@EmilysStar so?

[@EmilysStar]

@@Random_Cable69 we've had a lot of cats since there were a lot of strays in our neighbourhood, and we saved a lot of cats that went to other people. So it's not 2 or 3 cats I'm talking about...

[@DaDunge]

There's a diffrence between recongizing it as not a real cat and recognize it as themselves. It doesn't smell cat so they figure out it's not a real cat soon enough.

[@Sgt.Hartman]

@@EmilysStar Were there mirrors or other reflective surfaces near floor level in your house? It seems to me that recognizing how a mirror works requires frequent interaction with mirrors, something most animals don't do. Its no wonder a bear in the woods has no clue what a mirror is, its never seen one before.

[@Aisaaax]

My cat likes to look at me through the mirror rather than directly. She often sits facing the mirror and watching me :D She also uses it when she plays and hunts me, or wants me to chase her, to know where I am

[@bobbyjones1985]

so cats are self aware & dogs aren’t? i didn’t know this

[@xsilentmelodiesx]

same!! My cat also sits down in front of the mirror to groom himself lol and he will take breaks between to check if hes done a good job

[@aliciaf4744]

@@bobbyjones1985 my dog does this too tbh, I don’t know if I'd consider it self awareness, but there's definitely an awareness that the me in the mirror is not physicall accessible

[@fukyoutubestupidfuckinghandles]

my cat looks out the window and it took me like a month to realise hes staring at me through the reflection

[@mhlengindlovu8450]

2:58 they were probably scared of crocodiles not their reflection.

[@spicysnowman8886]

Yeah there's no way they've lived to adulthood without drinking from a reflective pond

[@suli2310]

bro its a pond

[@davidcopson5800]

That's a snappy answer.

[@djnorris1572]

2:41

[@MatthewADever]

This is precisely what I needed this morning-thank you

[@mistaknista3933]

2:50 I think the wild dogs were afraid of crocodiles or similar dangerous predators that might be lurking in the water. From their angle it would be hard to see their reflection in the first place and the water wasn't still either.

[@mateleacloverae]

My thoughts exactly. If you know that a predator could suddenly jump out of the water and kill you, you will be very jumpy.

[@somya3288]

It actually is. They are afraid of predators

[@fightthefairy]

Weren't they hyenas?

[@itswrongtokillanimalsifyou2837]

@@fightthefairy Wild dogs. Hyenas are basically two-colored (lack the more obvious white patches of wild dogs), and have a consistent spot pattern, while dogs are randomly patchy. Hyenas also look a lot less like dogs, structure-wise.

[@zzirfamo24]

That’s exactly what it was, most animals in Africa have to watch watering holes cuz of crocs

[@1HUFFMAN]

2:43 If cats ever decide to use their powers for evil purposes we are DOOMED !

[@Jamestopboy]

The white tiger at 3:09 is uninterested in his reflection because he already knows the truth: he is *FABULOUS* and doesn't *need* a mirror to tell him that. He's well aware of his beautiferousness.

[@AngelSnowflakes]

White tigers are blind and it's unethical to breed them because they suffer from many diseases

[@rabago85]

0:51 what is that, a public road next to lions😮

[@alanhamburgers9980]

😂

[@Icecubegv]

Kings road

[@tiffanyscott4101]

I thought the same

[@anonview]

I hope the puppy at 4:20 eventually got a real doggo friend.

[@ashn7146]

He's soo cute 🥺

[@Relfy61609]

An yes a rooster, my favourite type of dog

[@gamersneverstopneverstop2075]

1:25 Gorilla: hi me! You look handsome

[@Ryarios]

6:35. Leopard: "This Leopard is a truly commendable foe, equal to myself with every move…"

[@kalebburgess8337]

"Grunts" damm his movement identical to mine impossible

[@noto-bs]

animals see their reflection in water as they drink.they just hadn't seen their reflection from an upright plane. the wild dogs weren't scared of their own reflection. they were concerned about crocodiles in the water. you could tell they weren't looking directly into the water. they looking further away from them.

[@Brutalyte616]

Elephant: "Damn I look good." Cheetah: "FRIEND!" Bear: "HOLYSHITBEAR!"

[@venousextraordinaire6386]

Cow: “NALA!”

[@FalconFetus8]

My dog recognizes herself in the mirror. She doesn't check herself out, but if you hold up a toy behind her and she sees it in the mirror, she'll turn around and grab it. She wouldn't be able to do that unless she knew that the mirror was showing where the toy was in relation to herself

[@acem1230]

Fascinating stuff. Not

[@acem1230]

@MR-bl7lu Absolutely fascinating 👏

[@babyedits2004]

@@acem1230 LMAO

[@CatherineSTodd]

Thank you Falcon; I found your comment to be most interesting!

[@Teriyaada_Poya]

You and your dog recognise eachother. That shows you both are alike genetically. Just that you look more homosapean. 😔😔😔

[@alroedit]

1:45 that cats just looks so cute and adorable 😍

[@MTNFUJIDEW]

That’s not a cat

[@Jas8153]

I only see the cats tail

[@samirSch]

0:50 Lion casually checking himself while people drive a few meters from it...

[@BlueCatarex]

the way the chihuahua’s tail started wagging once it recognized its human was so cute

[@AlexTissChannel]

I moved an injured magpie from the road. At first, other magpies attacked me, but they later joined us. When the bird died, I left gifts at its resting spot. Over time, I noticed other trinkets there. Watching from afar, I saw the other magpies also bringing offerings.

[@iamfasa1]

thats awesome man, animals are amazing

[@LeeBrasher]

Magpies are so smart I did NOT immediately say "that's ridiculous" upon reading that. Very cool little creatures.

[@Righteousone18]

Must’ve been the King Magpie

[@MatejCvrcek]

6:41 Naww the way he turned

[@elainad6728]

Hah he went *nyoooom*

[@Liverator]

My tuxedo cat always stops and admires himself whenever he sees his reflection. _"What a handsome devil!"_

[@madmalkavian3857]

Like how the first lion freaks out a little but then just starts experimenting with it like he's trying to figure out how a magic trick works.

[@shanks-8269]

@Ezequiel Prioretti yes how ks nobody talking about a lion in an forest nexr to a street??? wtf

[@DEADMASTER5000]

@@shanks-8269 it's a safari, it's not a normal street

[@lilzenwi6714]

@Ezequiel Prioretti EXACTLYYYYY WTH