Babies instinctually avoid grass. Do they know something we don’t 🧐
- Thread starter TreySav
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Amerikan Melanin
Veteran
Probably have memories of getting buried underneath it in their past lives.
Just popped a gummie and read this
my mind is blown
They know there are snakes in that grass. Eventually the parents breakdown their boundaries and the children go through life getting stabbed in the back and. Itten until they learn not to be so trusting.
TreySav
D-Block General
Looked it up.. they’re instinctively trying not to get poisoned
If the baby only knew that nowadays the snakes are in the grass, on the sidewalk, in your place of business, on your phone, in your bed, on your TV, and everywhere else…
General Mills
More often than not I tend to take that L.
Cat piss martini
Veteran
Grass is prickly to baby skin and feet.
In The Zone '98
Superstar
This is the only acceptable answer going forward
Some useless study where some 8 month old that can’t even express words or walk is conclusively expressing their desire to not be poisoned when they don’t want to touch some weird plant they have never seen. I don’t need to spend a penny to conclude that it’s because they don’t know what the fukk it is. They don’t even know what poison remotely isLooked it up.. they’re instinctively trying not to get poisoned
I AM WE ARE
Banned
So y'all get high as fukk Sunday nights early 
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GreenGhxst
Veteran
its itchy, their legs are closer to the ground
its like walking through knee high weeds to us
its like walking through knee high weeds to us
BigBlackSea
All Star
Infants got all types of firmware that gets thrown out over time.
They can apparently float and instinctively hold their breath when they get in water.
They can apparently float and instinctively hold their breath when they get in water.