will watching animal documentaries brighten up my mood
Will watching animal documentaries brighten up my mood
Hudson Hughes
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Austin Hughes
Not if the lioness has to abandon her cub cuz a buffalo broke its spine
Charles Cook
but why?
John Evans
Not if it's all about how climate change is ruining things for animals everywhere.
Levi Gutierrez
no, but i've found that watching children's cartoons help me brighten up my mood
unironically
it's something about those life lessons that are free from cynicism or satire, family friendly jokes, and bright colors. just makes you feel like a kid again
Levi Bell
if you're an intellectual it will
so no
Ayden Gonzalez
yes
Robert Walker
Fuck no.
Nature is cruel and disgusting.
Let loose and play Metal Gear Rising to feel the power of adrenaline and electronic metal.
Movies are gay.
Levi Wilson
>tfw i will never be an animal that can never comprehend the horrors of the world while still having the ability to feel the same amount of pleasure as a human
Easton Wood
Bitch had it coming and you know it
Austin Nelson
based owl poop poster
Carson Sanchez
Ethan Lee
Blue planet is animalkino try it user
Adrian Butler
ah-bloo-bloo
Caleb Miller
>watching that new one on netflix with David Attenborough
>Walruses jump off of cliffs and die
>mfw
Easton Walker
>non-cartoon, non-animated Disney movie with non-talking animals not committing murder, incest, or suicide: *exists*
The frog wasn’t sick. The frog wasn’t sleeping. The frog was dead.
Adam Perez
Got some reccomendations?
Thomas Thompson
>the one where the guy raises turkeys from eggs to adults and when he the one male is finally an adult and he goes in the woods with it, it almost kills him
kino
Samuel Butler
hey what's up
Alexander Martin
Video games are for children and retards, go back to
Evan Watson
Try watching some Son of Godzilla and Mechagodzilla 2
Gamera The Brave is pretty heartwarming too
Mason Cooper
Yes and no, depending on the individual watching. I've watched the collective Planet Earth, Blue Planet, BBC and similar Smithsonian more than most movies, to the point I hear David Attenborough narrate me taking a shit.
It is 90% utter beauty and appreciation for the world we live in, but also highlights the "dog-eat-dog" world that is reality, how another must suffer to preserve the life of another.