DarkTalbain64
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Hmm, all i know is people ask why do i climb the stairs like an animal but i guess its different in your case huh?
Furry instincts...
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Hmm, all i know is people ask why do i climb the stairs like an animal but i guess its different in your case huh?
cataract_orange
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DarkTalbain64 said:
Depends on how large the stairs are and how regularly you climb them....
I've growled at people, howled at the full moon (as a joke, but i still did it) and i go up stairs on all fours. Also, when i ised to have long hair i used to shake it dry like a canine. I never noticed i was acting like that for ages, until someone eventually pointed it out to me. It came as quite a shock!
DarkTalbain64
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cataract_orange said:
I actually do it with any stairs i come across, only time i dont do it is when im carrying groceries or other things up stairs.
zaal
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Digitgrade when standing in a moving train (Skytrain, I live in Greater Vancouver), but that's only because it's easier to shift my weight around when the train banks/turns/slows/stops/accelerates. Not sure if that's animalistic, but it sure is effective when you don't want to look like a fool being tossed around in the train!
Beastcub
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lol
when hyper i tend to run down the back stepps and bark and i have been known to yip and bark in the back yard
i also cannot help but howl when really sad, its like the most natural way to cry for me. i'll let out short whiney howls if i am over emotional/sleep depribed and some thing on TV touches me/makes me sad....and when our dog died i really howled...
i also purr a little when happy, i snuggle deep into my squishy chair and let out a little purr.
i meowed in cermaics class once cause i was hyper and happy.
part of my reason for being so animal vocal though is we have so many pets and we have owned them all my life, and well a cat undertsnads me hissing at it better than yelling "get off the table"
so i am pretty lose at home with animal sounds, public is another matter.
when hyper i tend to run down the back stepps and bark and i have been known to yip and bark in the back yard
i also cannot help but howl when really sad, its like the most natural way to cry for me. i'll let out short whiney howls if i am over emotional/sleep depribed and some thing on TV touches me/makes me sad....and when our dog died i really howled...
i also purr a little when happy, i snuggle deep into my squishy chair and let out a little purr.
i meowed in cermaics class once cause i was hyper and happy.
part of my reason for being so animal vocal though is we have so many pets and we have owned them all my life, and well a cat undertsnads me hissing at it better than yelling "get off the table"
so i am pretty lose at home with animal sounds, public is another matter.
informalmyx
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I am very animalistic both in and out of the house.
Monkeykitten
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*shrug* I don't really find myself doing much of that. Only thing is I seem to be able to relate to cats pretty well, haha.
KalinaEllenberg
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I almost always walk on my tiptoes, I growl when I'm angry, I howl at times, I murr when I'm happy, and I like to perch, sorta....
SoloJaguar
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Just my humble opinion here, but it seems to me that humans are just another form of animal. So doesnt it also conclude that anything that humans do can also be called animal behavior? Just because we dont see dogs walking around on their back feet on a regular basis doesn't necessarily mean that we have other traits that cannot be called non-animalish. So if everything we do is animal behavior anyway, then does it really matter if we like to revert to a period of time when humans had a few less "human only" traits, and do what the rest of the animal kingdom does on regular basis.....after all, that seems to be more natural than well....walking on only 2 feet.
Lanceleoghauni
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I growl when angry (or roar if I'm seriously pissed) and have a tendency to try to claw and bite when fighting, not much beyond that, although I move around in a rather cat-like way (typically on my toes when sneaking, running etc.)
SuperSwede88
May The Horse Be With You!
when I eat I dont let anyone near my plate. it's like my own territory xD
Wolf_Fox_Guy
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heres a question, Many animals will migrate to mate during a particular part of the year. This isnt a taught behavior but sometimes just instinct. so, could having a strong want to mate with be considered a furry instinct at times instead of biological clocks or getting horney?
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Option7
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Humans are animals... We are mammals, just like monkeys, dogs etc.
It's just that we are more sophisticated than other animals.
It's just that we are more sophisticated than other animals.
Aldog076
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theres that and we innovate...From robots"See a need, fill a need" and we human have infinite need with limited resources...thats is wut makes us different from any animal on earth..but ya besides that we are like any other animal we kill, we eat, we mate , then we die...
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Option7
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If anything, I guess our advancement from other animals is more of a hindrance. We are given this ability to use these resources, and we've fucked the whole thing up. If we were more primitive, then there would inevitably still be wars etc, but I guarantee the whole global situation wouldn't be as fucked up as it is.
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More sophisticated? In some ways, perhaps. In others far less. We have achieved just enough sophistication to create a major extinction event through our own efforts, which is undoubtedly unprecedented in the animal kingdom. "Sophisticated", perhaps, but it's not really something to be proud of.
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Option7
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I'm not denying that we fucked up big time. But, do you see a dolphin with an internal combustion engine? I think not.
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