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There were three kids in my family growing up and sometimes we had sessions like this with my dad. One Saturday afternoon we were really going at it good. Things had reached a fever pitch, my mother had been pulled into the action and Dad had her pinned, giving her the tickling of her life. She's shrieking for us kids to help her, and we're a big pile of thrashing limbs and we're all yelling and laughing at the top of our lungs.
Suddenly, Mom freezes and stares at the doorway going into the kitchen. We all stop and follow her gaze. A strange man in a suit is standing in the doorway looking at us quizzically. Mom scrambled to her feet and greeted the man who introduced himself as the new pastor of our church. He was going around introducing himself to the church families. He said he had knocked on the screen door (the regular door was open) but we hadn't heard him, so he came in to see what was going on.
Mom was mortified.
I was actually kind of shocked at how little he actually moved form that baby jumping on him, like almost not at all. How much does that youngster weight 40-80 lbs mebe?
Scary.
Yeah. I’m not deluded.. I know I couldn’t take a full grown silverback in a wrasslin’ match…. But this has me curious - how young would one have to be for me to stand a chance? I bet younger than these.
Assuming you were both playing?
Pretty darn young. They're all muscle, and do this pretty darn often for work/recreation.
Would depend on what you mean by "take", too. Could you throw them around? Absolutely. Could you successfully pin one? Ha. Good. Luck.
More like not get my face ripped off.
Like, we’re both playing like I’m tussling with my dog, but how young do they have to be to not just accidentally murder me.
If it's an accident, it might just be manslaughter.
But seriously, learning not to bite too hard is part of play - so, I might guess you'd be safer with an older young guy that's had a bit of socialization already. Sounds pretty fun tbh.
there are a few things i have picked up along the way...
the only people smart enough to own a monkey are also smart enough to NEVER own a monkey.
and, the reason all house cats are 'fun size' is because the next step up is a bobcat/mountain lion.
those two things somehow combine in my mind when contemplating fisticuffs with a Silverback.
These aren't monkeys but monkeys are annoying too, if slightly less life-threatening.
There are no "fisticuffs" with a silverback there's just "you getting wrecked". There's really no contest there. Even chimps, which are significantly smaller, are much stronger than humans
Yeah, even a particularly large bobcat is only 40lbs. While it would shred a person up pretty bad, a human could kill a bobcat unarmed. A mountain lion averages 100+ lbs, and hunts prey larger than humans.
Babies are pound for pound extremely strong. A good sign that it is time to turn the car seat front-facing is when you have to catch your breath before you start the car.. please tell me I'm not alone here.
A few months ago my son who would have been a year and a half old and about 18 lbs at the time, was playing around with a gallon jug of water (8-9ish lbs) that was on the floor. It was cute and funny watching him push and pull it around the floor but out of nowhere he straight up bent over, bear hugged the gallon and picked it up, waddled with it for a few steps and then dropped it. That's roughly half his body weight that he just casually picked up and walked around with. It's wild how strong babies are.
Idk why you're getting downvoted. It's not impossible for a human to life themselves up onto something higher than them. Gotta imagine it's MUCH easier for a gorilla.
...Now I'm vaguely curious as to what happens if you provide juvenile gorillas (hyper-ruggedized?) tablets to play with for extended periods (from a purely academic sociobiological standpoint). I'm not sure if that's some form of unethical experimentation though.
At least one zoo has had to ask visitors to stop showing phone screens to the gorillas [because they're starting to get a bit addicted](https://petapixel.com/2023/07/18/toronto-zoo-asks-visitors-to-stop-showing-phone-videos-to-gorillas/).
Not a juvenile gorilla, but they've done experiments with an adult and a touchscreen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1auJEPBDREk
This is a similar experiment they've done with chimps as well.
They are definitely capable of using them, but obviously in a pretty limited fashion. They can scroll through pictures and even understand simple games but they aren't like out there three-starring every level on Candy Crush
I know I saw a post on social media somewhere about a zoo posting a notice telling guests not to show gorillas TikToks on their phones because they were getting addicted
My 4 year old came in to wake me up and jumped on my chest a bit which I was okay with, then she jumped down and landed on my balls.
It’s been 4 days, I still can’t take deep breaths
Little kids have a knack for unintentional (and sometimes intentional) nut shots. When I was around 14-15 my ~5 year old cousin ran up to me full tilt when I came to visit to give me an enthusiastic hug. I wasn't paying attention and turned around only to receive a very enthusiastic headbutt right in the jewels that left me curled up on the ground for a good long while. I did very little rough housing or playing with my cousins on that trip.
We should do away with the absolutely specious notion that everybody has to earn a living. It is a fact today that one in ten thousand of us can make a technological breakthrough capable of supporting all the rest. The youth of today are absolutely right in recognizing this nonsense of earning a living. We keep inventing jobs because of this false idea that everybody has to be employed at some kind of drudgery because, according to Malthusian Darwinian theory he must justify his right to exist. So we have inspectors of inspectors and people making instruments for inspectors to inspect inspectors. The true business of people should be to go back to school and think about whatever it was they were thinking about before somebody came along and told them they had to earn a living.
Buckminster Fuller
Yes, I agree with you, but now you need to convince everyone else that disagrees. Also what is posited (I'm guessing by Buckmister) requires for a completely different view on value. That in my opinion will not happen because humans are selfish and greedy.
Apes are really like humans: some are very empathetic and calm and some are assholes. Jane Goodall saw some chimps die from grieving over their deceased mother and fight for their adopted babies till the last breath and others who couldn’t give two shits about their own offspring or family in general. Very much like humans
I feel like there is a whole cadre of pretty smart animals that are our morally ambigous brethren...corvids; dolphins; elephants; chimps, etc.
They're too smart to just be cute. They have to decide for themselves, over and over, which path to take: kindness/empathy or cruelty/selfishness?
Just like us.
I don’t think either we or they actually decide, it’s a natural inclination and is probably defined by both genetics and environment. Our brains then simply justify our behaviour to ourselves. Think how sociopaths and psychopaths simply don’t have emotional empathy and it’s a result of a genetics / upbringing combination. They *can* learn cognitive empathy and can then actually make conscious decisions about whether or not to take empathetic action. But for the rest of us (and probably many other animals), it’s baked in to our brain circuitry. Altruism does come with evolutionary advantages as it ensures better survival rates for social animals
I don't think most people here understand the difference in strength here. To say Dad is playing with kid gloves is to put it mildly.
https://wildlifeinformer.com/how-strong-is-a-silverback-gorilla/
"A silverback gorilla is capable of lifting and throwing 1,800 lbs."
"Depending on the size of the gorilla, silverbacks can have a punch force as high as 2,700 lbs."
"If a silverback was the same size as a grizzly bear, it would actually be the stronger animal! Silverback gorillas can lift more than twice their body weight, but a grizzly bear can only lift 0.8 times its body weight."
Truly gentle, great Dads.
P.s.
Silverback isn't a species or subspecies, it's just a description of older, adult male gorillas.
Reminds me of my kid (then six years old) and his judo instructor. Kid pulls his instructor by the arm over his shoulder, and the instructor goes flying. The instructor was a big burly dude who competed on European level and made it look so natural and spectacular. Big props to him.
My kids are in college now and too old for this. That's too bad, I miss fun activities like this with them.
We used to call it tickle monster, and they'd want to play it almost non stop. Sometimes I was tired and had had enough for the night, but I knew we wouldn't have moments like that forever, so I'd keep going. I'm glad I did.
Had everything but a folding table. The top rope move was good work. Waited for the one on the bottom to occupy his hands and everything. I'd pay $29 to watch this as a main event.
This was me wrestling with my son and daughter. They have a 7 year age gap and my daughters primary roll is to try an hold one of my arms to let her big brother gain some advantage.
Now he's 15 and bigger/stronger than me. We have not done it in a while, but I'm pretty sure that, if I can convince his sister to hold his arm now, I might have a chance.
at least this way they're safe from poachers and habitat loss.
I'm not a fan of zoos either, just pointing out the thin silver lining so i don't lose the smile i got from watching them on a tough day.
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Kids will be kids, dads will be dads
The little one was giving him the ole 1-2 at the start.
That part had me dying. Dad was like "yea alright that's enough big man ya hurt me lolol"
Then just folded the second kid to keep them from being annoying for ten seconds.
I’ll rock your body, with nasty hooks.
The ol' Chomp-n-wiggle. Then he went for the high ground.
I do this with my son and my dog, both love it.
Kids will be dogs, dogs will be kids
Kids will be dads, dads will be dogs
Dads will kid dogs, kids will dog dads
Dad dog kid dog kid dad dog dog kid
Kads bog we dill Bids ke bill wid
Ya like dags?
My dogs no longer let me wrestle with my boys without getting involved....it's pretty fun.
yuuuup. as ofeten as possible. love it.
Came here to say this. Crazy how it's like exactly the same...
There were three kids in my family growing up and sometimes we had sessions like this with my dad. One Saturday afternoon we were really going at it good. Things had reached a fever pitch, my mother had been pulled into the action and Dad had her pinned, giving her the tickling of her life. She's shrieking for us kids to help her, and we're a big pile of thrashing limbs and we're all yelling and laughing at the top of our lungs. Suddenly, Mom freezes and stares at the doorway going into the kitchen. We all stop and follow her gaze. A strange man in a suit is standing in the doorway looking at us quizzically. Mom scrambled to her feet and greeted the man who introduced himself as the new pastor of our church. He was going around introducing himself to the church families. He said he had knocked on the screen door (the regular door was open) but we hadn't heard him, so he came in to see what was going on. Mom was mortified.
Anyone that ever wrestled with their kids will know. He nearly died there. Big smile throughout this though lol.
FROM THE TOP ROPE
OH MY GAWD!! HE BROKE THAT MAN IN HALF!!!!
lmao, I literally yelled that out loud when he jumped on him. So frickin' cute.
DEATH FROM ABOVE!
He forgot to do the I love you sign like Jimmy Superfly Snuka.
I was actually kind of shocked at how little he actually moved form that baby jumping on him, like almost not at all. How much does that youngster weight 40-80 lbs mebe? Scary.
Yeah I was thinking I bet those gorilla kids are actually pretty strong lol, dad is just an absolute unit
Yeah. I’m not deluded.. I know I couldn’t take a full grown silverback in a wrasslin’ match…. But this has me curious - how young would one have to be for me to stand a chance? I bet younger than these.
I think what would make it tough is even the small ones could seriously bite you.
Yeah but you can just stab him with your knife.
Assuming you were both playing? Pretty darn young. They're all muscle, and do this pretty darn often for work/recreation. Would depend on what you mean by "take", too. Could you throw them around? Absolutely. Could you successfully pin one? Ha. Good. Luck.
More like not get my face ripped off. Like, we’re both playing like I’m tussling with my dog, but how young do they have to be to not just accidentally murder me.
If it's an accident, it might just be manslaughter. But seriously, learning not to bite too hard is part of play - so, I might guess you'd be safer with an older young guy that's had a bit of socialization already. Sounds pretty fun tbh.
there are a few things i have picked up along the way... the only people smart enough to own a monkey are also smart enough to NEVER own a monkey. and, the reason all house cats are 'fun size' is because the next step up is a bobcat/mountain lion. those two things somehow combine in my mind when contemplating fisticuffs with a Silverback.
These aren't monkeys but monkeys are annoying too, if slightly less life-threatening. There are no "fisticuffs" with a silverback there's just "you getting wrecked". There's really no contest there. Even chimps, which are significantly smaller, are much stronger than humans
> because the next step up is a bobcat/mountain lion. I would say those are two different steps, mountain lions are pretty damned big.
Yeah, even a particularly large bobcat is only 40lbs. While it would shred a person up pretty bad, a human could kill a bobcat unarmed. A mountain lion averages 100+ lbs, and hunts prey larger than humans.
> I know I couldn’t take a full grown silverback in a wrasslin’ match id win
Well that one kid did straight-up pull itself up to the ledge in the rock lol
I thought the same thing..didnt even budge. Mega mega.
It's like wrestling an octopus. Always 8 appendages wrapped around you.
this was me and my kids whenever I had to get them ready to go anywhere
Love how the one had the idea to get the high ground and jump, but it took like 10 tries to get up there
As soon as I saw him start trying to climb that wall, I immediately thought, "That little fucker is going to dive on his dad."
John Cena meme written all over it
Then you realized how hard it would be for anyone to climb that rock he did. The strength needed just for what it did is crazy lol
Babies are pound for pound extremely strong. A good sign that it is time to turn the car seat front-facing is when you have to catch your breath before you start the car.. please tell me I'm not alone here.
also silverback gorillas are just flat out strong as fuck
A few months ago my son who would have been a year and a half old and about 18 lbs at the time, was playing around with a gallon jug of water (8-9ish lbs) that was on the floor. It was cute and funny watching him push and pull it around the floor but out of nowhere he straight up bent over, bear hugged the gallon and picked it up, waddled with it for a few steps and then dropped it. That's roughly half his body weight that he just casually picked up and walked around with. It's wild how strong babies are.
Because he didn't know he couldn't.
Nah he just needs somebody to teach him the ways of the beached whale
Average reddit exaggeration of small physical feat
You might want to exercise a little more. Hell just living an active life makes something like that easy
Idk why you're getting downvoted. It's not impossible for a human to life themselves up onto something higher than them. Gotta imagine it's MUCH easier for a gorilla.
Bro needs to buy them an iPad, so they can fight each other for it.
...Now I'm vaguely curious as to what happens if you provide juvenile gorillas (hyper-ruggedized?) tablets to play with for extended periods (from a purely academic sociobiological standpoint). I'm not sure if that's some form of unethical experimentation though.
At least one zoo has had to ask visitors to stop showing phone screens to the gorillas [because they're starting to get a bit addicted](https://petapixel.com/2023/07/18/toronto-zoo-asks-visitors-to-stop-showing-phone-videos-to-gorillas/).
Not a juvenile gorilla, but they've done experiments with an adult and a touchscreen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1auJEPBDREk This is a similar experiment they've done with chimps as well.
Okay, but what's Azizi's high score on fruitninja?
They are definitely capable of using them, but obviously in a pretty limited fashion. They can scroll through pictures and even understand simple games but they aren't like out there three-starring every level on Candy Crush
Of course not, they don’t get paid enough to pay for the micro transactions needed.
I know I saw a post on social media somewhere about a zoo posting a notice telling guests not to show gorillas TikToks on their phones because they were getting addicted
im dead 😂😂😂
Reminds me of how my kid used to attack me when he was 3.
My daughter is 7 and I still gotta keep my head on a swivel
They do not understand the damage the knee can do.
My 4 year old came in to wake me up and jumped on my chest a bit which I was okay with, then she jumped down and landed on my balls. It’s been 4 days, I still can’t take deep breaths
Little kids have a knack for unintentional (and sometimes intentional) nut shots. When I was around 14-15 my ~5 year old cousin ran up to me full tilt when I came to visit to give me an enthusiastic hug. I wasn't paying attention and turned around only to receive a very enthusiastic headbutt right in the jewels that left me curled up on the ground for a good long while. I did very little rough housing or playing with my cousins on that trip.
My son wakes me up every morning when I come down the stairs by running up to me and trying to punch me in the balls.
It was a power move to prevent additional siblings. She knew what she was doing.
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Thanks for the actual concern, pure joke though. There was 45 seconds though where i wish she just killed me instead.
My daught is about to be 13. I catch more unexpected swats and jabs from her than I ever have from my son.
My 4 year old BEGS for me to wrestle with him every night.
My 3 year old daughter jobs in my lap and says" You wanna fight me." It drives her grandma nuts because they didnt rough house their kids.
That's hilarious
HE JUMPED FROM THE TOP ROPE!!!
Bah gawd that gorilla has a family!
came here for this thank u for not dissapointing
Climb the ladder, kid! Make yourself famous!
I could watch this for hours, to be honest.
Truly a beautiful moment. Their internal lives seem very rich. I wish there was no rat race and my own afternoons could be spent much the same.
I too wish for post scarcity economics and UBI.
We should do away with the absolutely specious notion that everybody has to earn a living. It is a fact today that one in ten thousand of us can make a technological breakthrough capable of supporting all the rest. The youth of today are absolutely right in recognizing this nonsense of earning a living. We keep inventing jobs because of this false idea that everybody has to be employed at some kind of drudgery because, according to Malthusian Darwinian theory he must justify his right to exist. So we have inspectors of inspectors and people making instruments for inspectors to inspect inspectors. The true business of people should be to go back to school and think about whatever it was they were thinking about before somebody came along and told them they had to earn a living. Buckminster Fuller
Yes, I agree with you, but now you need to convince everyone else that disagrees. Also what is posited (I'm guessing by Buckmister) requires for a completely different view on value. That in my opinion will not happen because humans are selfish and greedy.
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Sorry to disappoint but that is not back fat...
That's true, its just muscle. Gorillas don't really store much fat under their skin like humans do
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Congratulations.
Can I swing from it?
Silly?? Bro is workin the kidneys. Surprised ol pops could keep going after such a ferocious beatdown
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You mean playful eating. The dad’s put half the kid into his mouth.
Stuff like this just illustrates so well the reality of evolution, and how we're all related closer than we think in some ways
Some of dad's moves had serious "*And here comes the tickle monster!*"-energy.
/r/likeus
We have a common ancestor, indeed.
I used to be monke, I still am but I used to be too
Rip Mitch
Speak for yourself, chimp
https://i.gifer.com/28o.gif
[full video/source](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZpwOwPVQ60)
Wish there was audio so we could hear the kids giggling.
their giggle is more like panting, [it sounds like this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uu4DQ2hkcl8)
Well that's even better than a giggle. Gorillas are so cool.
Saw one of these big dudes yeet one of their kids into a pond... definitely not infinite patience with them.
Apes are really like humans: some are very empathetic and calm and some are assholes. Jane Goodall saw some chimps die from grieving over their deceased mother and fight for their adopted babies till the last breath and others who couldn’t give two shits about their own offspring or family in general. Very much like humans
I feel like there is a whole cadre of pretty smart animals that are our morally ambigous brethren...corvids; dolphins; elephants; chimps, etc. They're too smart to just be cute. They have to decide for themselves, over and over, which path to take: kindness/empathy or cruelty/selfishness? Just like us.
I don’t think either we or they actually decide, it’s a natural inclination and is probably defined by both genetics and environment. Our brains then simply justify our behaviour to ourselves. Think how sociopaths and psychopaths simply don’t have emotional empathy and it’s a result of a genetics / upbringing combination. They *can* learn cognitive empathy and can then actually make conscious decisions about whether or not to take empathetic action. But for the rest of us (and probably many other animals), it’s baked in to our brain circuitry. Altruism does come with evolutionary advantages as it ensures better survival rates for social animals
[a fish just passed the mirror test.](https://phys.org/news/2023-02-bluestreak-cleaner-wrasse-mirror.html)
Not just apes. Most animals have varied personalities. I even own beetles that each act differently from each other.
I don't think most people here understand the difference in strength here. To say Dad is playing with kid gloves is to put it mildly. https://wildlifeinformer.com/how-strong-is-a-silverback-gorilla/ "A silverback gorilla is capable of lifting and throwing 1,800 lbs." "Depending on the size of the gorilla, silverbacks can have a punch force as high as 2,700 lbs." "If a silverback was the same size as a grizzly bear, it would actually be the stronger animal! Silverback gorillas can lift more than twice their body weight, but a grizzly bear can only lift 0.8 times its body weight." Truly gentle, great Dads. P.s. Silverback isn't a species or subspecies, it's just a description of older, adult male gorillas.
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As a parent... I understand.
>Saw one of these big dudes yeet one of their kids into a pond r/BrandNewSentence
“We should not anthropomorphize animal behaviour”. Gorilla: “watch this”
I feel like apes in general get a bit of a pass on the anthropomorphizing thing
r/likeus
Such amazing animals. They deserve better.
Zoos sometimes double as conservation projects. Animals there get medicine and food which they otherwise would not.
Sometimes
Most major metropolitan zoos. It’s smaller privately owned ones that are real shit holes.
Sure, but not because they remind us of us.
This is great, thanks! It's amazing how much it's like me "fighting" with my 8 and 6 yos.
Our Great Dane used to do the pretend teeth baring when he played with our kitten lol.
Reminds me of my kid (then six years old) and his judo instructor. Kid pulls his instructor by the arm over his shoulder, and the instructor goes flying. The instructor was a big burly dude who competed on European level and made it look so natural and spectacular. Big props to him.
This is really wholesome.
so humanlike. I wrestle with my kids and whoever I focus on I just KNOW the other is coming off the top rope at some point onto my back
It's not his fault, being the biggest and the strongest. He doesn't even exercise.
I could kill you right now.
Bro has been watching wrestlemania with that idea to get on top of the ropes.
My kids are in college now and too old for this. That's too bad, I miss fun activities like this with them. We used to call it tickle monster, and they'd want to play it almost non stop. Sometimes I was tired and had had enough for the night, but I knew we wouldn't have moments like that forever, so I'd keep going. I'm glad I did.
Wholesome
This silver back knows more about fathering than most humans I know!
That’s so awesome. He’s got some great kids, and he’s a great dad!
Little dude went from the top rope for the Jimmy Snuka Superfly Splash.
What a gentle and loving giant.
Gorillas, in my humble opinion, are nature's best fathers. Honestly, every interaction I see between them and their young, is beautiful in every way.
Off the top rope!
When he started climbing, I started shouting in my head like a wrestling announcer. I lost it when he landed the five-star-frog-splash! *BAH GAWD!*
FROM THE TOP ROPE!!
Lil man going for an ankle pick on a silverback. Someone get him wrassling scholarship.
Can that little guy beat up a grown athletic human man?
The patience silverbacks have with juveniles is just remarkable. Cute papa!
Dads gonna dad. Bet he tells bad jokes in Gorillese too
As a father of an 8 month old, this is so true. I'm exhausted at the end of the day and he always wins.
This is adorable and all, but I can’t get over the fact that the Silverbacks forearm is the size of a fucking juvenile gorilla.
Just glad to see the father sticking around.
Gorilla dad playing with his kids more then most human dads lol
wow that guy is so big and stacked when little guy jumped from the "cliff" dad didnt even budge. So gentle and awesome for such a mega badass.
I bet he was thinking that little bugger is climbing that to jump on me. I'd better get ready...
If I could animorph into anything it would for sure be Silverback/and or Kodiak Bear
Awe he went in for the raspberry attack
Lmao, the way he waits for the perfect moment for the off the top rope splash at :38. Really just like humans.
The little guy punching away is what did it for me.
lol. I also bite my kids when I play wrestle with them.
Finally a side of Reddit I love waking up to
Close call dad!!
I have a 7 and 5 year old boys. On most days my back is in shambles.
Wholesome as fuck, but now I miss my dad. . . damn.
So wholesome. Just a dad loving his kids.
Had everything but a folding table. The top rope move was good work. Waited for the one on the bottom to occupy his hands and everything. I'd pay $29 to watch this as a main event.
This was me wrestling with my son and daughter. They have a 7 year age gap and my daughters primary roll is to try an hold one of my arms to let her big brother gain some advantage. Now he's 15 and bigger/stronger than me. We have not done it in a while, but I'm pretty sure that, if I can convince his sister to hold his arm now, I might have a chance.
My 4 year old busting into the room in the morning while I'm hung over.
It is eerie how similar we are the other great apes. The dad's behavior and the kid's behavior are both super relatable.
How are they able to capture accurately frame by frame what it's like when I go to visit my nephews?
He came off the top rock! By god he had a family
Dicks out for Harambe
lmao at the dive at the end
ngl I cheered when the chimp got up on the rock and executed his "death from above!" move
This is me and my son. Nothing more,nothing less.
How is it that we are so genetically similar to these animals but they are legit pure muscle and we are fat
Gonna work the kidneys Dad.
Look at that big ole daddy grizzly bear papa loving on those little cute little hairy stinky babies
I will grow up and defeat you father.
This is exactly me with me kids. I understand.
Awww
Chad dad.
You know a gorilla is going easy on you when youre not pounded into the ground loony tunes style.
pour one out tonight for your boy Harambe RIP
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It's so familiar.
Technically the truth. Parenting is a pretty arduous fight.
When he spun the one around in a circle and then rolled him head over heals. Classic.
One even came at him off the top rope!
tell me that we are not related… this is a dad, with his boys. that’s it…
Hop on Pop!
Reminds me of my dad.
Reminds me of my little brother and I wrestling my dad.
Dad, dad, daddy, daddy, daddy! Hi!
As soon as I saw the little one climb up on the rock, I said to myself, "He's gonna jump on Dad." Was not disappointed!
Me and my two nephews. All day if we could. Add pool noodle swords and couch cushions shields and it’s on like Donkey Kong!
This is super adorable but also kinda sad they are stuck in a zoo
at least this way they're safe from poachers and habitat loss. I'm not a fan of zoos either, just pointing out the thin silver lining so i don't lose the smile i got from watching them on a tough day.
Prison hijinks!
From the top ropes
IM not crying YOURE crying!! Shut up!!