wodnering if animals give each other names in their languages

#1

anyone got the facts on this ( no wikifacts)

#2

Ask her:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqQzHsnGaP4

#3

My dog calls me bowwowwow

#4

Yes, i know because i am a cat.

#5

Assigning identity to a verbalization is a human concept.
It is not who speaks that is important, but what is spoken.

#6

also, dongs

#7

Animals judge by scent. It’s how they create their territory. When an unknown scent enters what they consider theirs they go berserk and are ready to defend. Names aren’t needed among animals. Especially in the wild.

#8

yes because every animal on the planet functions in exactly the same way except for humans

#9

WTHRUT’nA?

#10

my cat calls me woof

#11

@OP Honestly who cares?

#12

@Surplus_ninja I do.

#13

Far too many serious responses to a Nutsack thread.

#14

i just want to say that frozen charm’s sig was an unbelievable brain stamp. I thought I was in a different thread for a second and I had blacked out and responded to someone who I didn’t know.

#15

I felt the same way.

#16

Shut up give him the fame he deserves.

#17

That’s what you get for using a white text-field background. Real men invent a unique shade of gray.

#18

if you say so

#19

Don’t you guys ever watch TV? Of course animals give eachother names…

Off the top of my mind: Bambi, Simba, Mufasa, Scar, Pumbaa, Timon, Baloo, Bagheera, Thumper, Koda, Kenai, Dumbo, Nemo, Duchess, Roquefort, and so on.

#20

Holy Shit! Did bolteh just made me laugh again?

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