Depends on the species. Some birds (usually birds of prey) are extremely territorial especially to members of their own species which are obviously their biggest competitors.
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HAHAHAHA!
Imagine thinking you're one of the smartest people in the world yet you still can't get a job without your special club for alleged geniuses helping you.
Wonder how many of those people flunked their interview by mentioning their IQ.
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This is just pathetic and certainly not beating the narcissism claims.
Also, "smart" and high IQ are different things.
There's no way to objectively measure how "smart" someone is, but if you think the bogus test and bogus score developed by eugenic pseudoscientists looking for an excuse to prevent the untermensch from breeding is the objective measure, you are in fact stupid.
Larger and more dangerous in comparison. A lot of animals will see the increase in height and be less willing to attack, and the predators that commonly hunt red pandas are usually not much larger than them to begin with.
Animals are aware of the fact that even a small injury while hunting can kill them through infection. All they really have to do in most cases is make the predator think they're more trouble than they're worth, not that there's no way they can kill them.
In this image, the adversary is not a predator but another red panda, so it's likely a territorial dispute where you're trying to make your competitor think that fighting you is not worth it. Sizing each other up is a common behavior when animals compete with each other, because if it's clear that one animal is larger or stronger than the other, the conflict will usually end in the smaller animal walking away, saving both from potentially deadly injuries.
Animals are nowhere near as savage and mindlessly bloodlusted as people assume.
The most desperate US citizen is still far more privileged than the people overseas they were sent to murder.
A private condemnation is a commendation but they're too afraid to outright say it.
It's fitting because at the end of that episode, they learn that the US was in fact the alien invaders declaring war on other planets.
Stockholm syndrome
Genuinely curious: why use an AI image instead of the many real Constructivist buildings?
I especially this one, nice balance of raw concrete and ornamentation:
Brutalism. The few brutalist buildings in my city are a welcome respite for the eyes against the blinged out crap they're building nowadays.
Don't salt your food before you eat it.