christejames:
Interesting...


Just wow!

I bet my NYSC certificate that most of these animals are more intelligent than supporters of a certain political party in Nigeria that use a 'home cleaning appliance' as their insignia.

Zimri:
4.

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reubenobi:
I served in Sokoto and I can attest to that.

rottable:
. This is really funny..... I never knew this birds can be that mean

jaymichael:
No, not mean but intelligent. It is law of nature for us to be nice to those who are nice to us and show resentment to those who are mean to us.

VickyRotex:
Interesting! That camels own is surprising. See the mouth sef

Never seen a close-up image of a buffalo. Is that a bird perching on it's face?

Anyways, there's one animal that is a total opposite of this. Doesn't keep grudges. Infact the more you discipline it the more it loves you.

Doesn't matter how much my mum beats them, they're always the first to go welcome her wagging their tails.

Man's best friends. But they can do anything to keep their owner safe. That's not revenge, that's protection.

Say the name: DOGS

Oh I love Dogs

christejames:
Interesting...


Just wow!

I bet my NYSC certificate that most of these animals are more intelligent than supporters of a certain political party in Nigeria that use a 'home cleaning appliance' as their insignia.

KingTom:

Na God save am say e dey wear hard hat and safety goggles, when dem see say dem no fit pack am, den come use shit finish my guy it was raining crow droppings

christejames:
Interesting...


Just wow!

I bet my NYSC certificate that most of these animals are more intelligent than supporters of a certain political party in Nigeria that use a 'home cleaning appliance' as their insignia.

Tonymegabush1:


If to say snake follow for animal that can take revenge, we can only but imagine.....

christejames:
Interesting...


Just wow!

I bet my NYSC certificate that most of these animals are more intelligent than supporters of a certain political party in Nigeria that use a 'home cleaning appliance' as their insignia.

ashjay001:


You stay at Iyana Ipaja/Alimosho?

Kweensavvy:


I don't think this is always true. Our dog in those days, would carefully sort out my brother's slippers in the midst of others, then chew and shred it to bits as payback for hitting him. He does this in his absence and puts up an innocent look afterwards.

mhmsadyq:
interesting thread!
cant believe i read every comment and am still hanging around for more comments.

christejames:
Interesting...


Just wow!

I bet my NYSC certificate that most of these animals are more intelligent than supporters of a certain political party in Nigeria that use a 'home cleaning appliance' as their insignia.

Zimri:
4.

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Originalsly:
Interesting! The one we should really take note of is dogs. This is from first hand experience. I had a mixed breed dog.... not big... but was the most feared dog in my street.... doesn't bark much... always kept in the yard. Should you try to enter... he will turn his back and walk away harmlessly and most times lay down as if tired and about to sleep. When you enter... close the gate.... and get like ten steps into the yard that's when he will suddenly launch an attack. If he gets on the street... and decide to lay on the street... for cars or motorcycles... he will get up.... should you ride a bicycle or walk or run too close to him... sorry be your name.
This one guy... our neighbour's family... always pass by and tease the dog from the street. One day.. the dog was on a leash.... a bunch of kids were playing in the yard... running around the house all the while passing close to the dog. This very guy joined the play from behind the house..... I didn't know this.... all I knew was as the kids ran pass the dog for like for the hundredth time.... the dog suddenly launched an attack ... bursting the leash and was after the screaming kids. I immediately chased after him only to find him on top of his teaser who already had several bites all over his body. The dog singled him out and for yearsss.... I always wondered how he knew he was in the group.
Fast forward.... working here doing deliveries.... often delivered to this office... street level... glass door entrance... one step in... counter... Mexican clerk always on point. The owner has a dog like a huge pitbull...mastiff?....always laying around in the office behind the counter. One day... delivering as usual... the dog got up and started this slow walk from the back on way to the front..... that walk was the kind of walk my dog did before launching an attack.... calmly told the clerk... but with a kind of urgency in my voice..."hold the dog".... he said not to worry... he wouldn't do me anything. I repeated hold the dog which was now about 8 footsteps close to me... i hit the door exit button to unlock the door.... backed it open and the dog immediately launched an attack as I shut the door close. He settled the dog and came out to me puzzled asking how I knew he was going to attack. I told him. Then he said to me .... whenever I come.... I should not come in because the dog will remember my scent for life and will attack.
It was only then that I understood why my dog singled out his teaser from the crowd.

christejames:
Interesting...


Just wow!

I bet my NYSC certificate that most of these animals are more intelligent than supporters of a certain political party in Nigeria that use a 'home cleaning appliance' as their insignia.

BuddhaPalm:


Enjoy a piece of internet history...

World War Crow...