At San Diego Zoo, the Mother Otter Is Showing Off Her Child to Visitors, While the Father Otter Is Showing Off His Favorite Rock.
by Lord_Krasina
At San Diego Zoo, the Mother Otter Is Showing Off Her Child to Visitors, While the Father Otter Is Showing Off His Favorite Rock.
by Lord_Krasina
38 Comments
This has AI vibes.
Rock is life. Return to rock.
Slop.
Present thy offerings to thy overlords
Both feel they’re right
Nothing beats rock!
It shows who is the woman in this relationship! In a big way!
Damn it Marie, they’re called minerals!
Otters use rocks to smash clam shells and crabs. He’s showing that he’s a capable provider
And if the male doesn’t have his way, he’ll take their child hostage until the mother agrees.
We are more alike than we know
Cool but this post has been recycled dozens of times in the last few days.
He can really smash
They’re so cute.
Buddy that’s a sweet rock.
I’ll admit, it’s a very cool rock
Both have equal value to the parents.
“Please take our child. If your don’t, he’s going to brain you with that rock.”
Circle of life
“I made dis.”
“I fount dis.”
I think he’s saying ball and chain.
I accept your sacrifice.
Don’t they also sacrifice their young to escape predators?
You motherotter
How cuteeee
Bro said : hey loot at this look look!!
Very nice rock. 10/10. Baby 7/10. It loses points for not being a rock.
Its AI. Heres another post where its obvious.
https://preview.redd.it/x9zwbczld13h1.jpeg?width=1638&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=07a512b2f32c669c80d0b17c308bd37809ba172c
I made dis
I found dis
Great baby, even better rock.
That’s a cool fucking rock!
You’ve touched me man!
It’s a nice rock. 10/10 would smash a clam with that bad boy.
Definitely AI slop. Zoomed in shot of the zoo logo and name tag. That keyboard smack of a name tag and that shirt doesn’t say San Diego Zoo. It doesn’t say anything intelligble really. And the nerve of op to come in the comments and try to defend this trash as real is sad af.
https://preview.redd.it/qi784o8be13h1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fc6423d42a18302eec93a30408cb99145ef9e843
This is my rock. There are many like it, but this one is mine.