r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/IshMorningstar • Feb 04 '25

Image Tigers appear green to certain animals!

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u/nrith Feb 04 '25 edited Feb 05 '25

Just think of all the predators we humans can’t see because we’re not tesserochromats.

Edit: Yes, yes, the real term is "tetrachromats."

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u/appvimul Feb 04 '25

Humans have only one true predator: themselves.

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u/DildoBanginz Feb 04 '25

Polar bears will actively hunt humans.

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u/Xraggger Feb 05 '25

Also crocodiles and several big cat species including tigers

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u/LooseAssumption8792 Feb 04 '25

Thanks to global warming not for long.

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u/DildoBanginz Feb 04 '25

Wrong way. They will move further south in search of food. Thus increasing contact.

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u/SacredTumbleweeds Feb 05 '25

Yea, and they're breeding with the Grizzly bears.

They're called Pizzleys and are able to reproduce!

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u/DildoBanginz Feb 05 '25

Or grolar bears, depending on who’s who.

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u/SacredTumbleweeds Feb 05 '25

Ooh I haven't heard that one, I like it.

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u/DildoBanginz Feb 05 '25

Just like there are tions and ligers.

Females of both can technically reproduce, males are sterile