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Sorry to that one person that said no, I’m posting them

We are soooooo excited about the "official" #UBuffalo emoji being rolled out this year! 🤗

@KRC_25 @srhwagner Not a good answer

@srhwagner penne would like a word

Yay Assey!!

@srhwagner Bowtie all the way

@mahenderson946 You’re just unique

(I know there’s a 50/50 shot I’ll actually get credit for this but finding this picture again made me laugh so I wanted to try to make it fit)

However, this may not be the most profitable so this would go against this theory as Yoda is choosing preference over profitability. Yoda will also probably be risk averse as he definitely met his daily food needs and so finding food is less important.

@ANB_DrPerazio here is an old picture of my cat exhibiting foraging. He felt he needed to get his full body in the food to consume it (identifying his food through touch & smell). Using the optimal foraging theory, this food is highly profitable so Yoda won’t look for other food

@ANB_DrPerazio and one last video also exhibiting object play. This type of play can provide learning as well as neuromuscular development and perceptual skills

@ANB_DrPerazio here is object play involving a cheerio. This can help develop their motor skills

@ANB_DrPerazio attached is an old video of my cats playing. This reminded me of social play in chapter 16. My cat Bagel is probably playing to burn off energy while the other one is not so interested. Below I am attaching other videos that I feel represent object play

This makes me happy 🍁🍂 #CalvinandHobbes

@mahenderson946 We can be homies over zoom since I’m 7 hours away

@ANB_DrPerazio these are pictures I found in my camera roll which show some of the examples we learned for anti-predator behavior. The stingray exhibits background matching, the jellyfish transparency, the shark counter shading and the moth has a false eyespot.

@ANB_DrPerazio This is a video of my cat exemplifying operant conditioning that we learned about in Chapter 5. More specially, positive reinforcement as she is getting a treat for doing the targeted behavior of rolling over.

@ANB_DrPerazio this is a video of my cat exemplifying operant conditioning. More specifically, positive reinforcement as I would give her a treat for the desired target behavior of rolling over

@ANB_DrPerazio this is a video of my cat exemplifying operant conditioning from Chapter 5. More specially, this showed positive reinforcement as I gave her treats after she did the desired target behavior of rolling over.

I asked my wife if she had any plans tonight and

The successful ambush was led by Sgt. Meow.

They found the cause of SIDS THEY FOUND THE CAUSE OF SIDS Excuse me while I cry for all the parents, including lead researcher Dr Carmel Harrington, who lived with guilt. And cry happy tears for parents in the future who will have access to screening and prevention. 😭