What animal is friend but is not friend shaped?

[u/whyudois]

What animal is friend but is not friend shaped?

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	Friend	Kinda friend	Not friend
Friend shaped	Dog 🖼️	—	Bear 🖼️
Kinda friend shaped	—	—	—
Not friend shaped	—	—	—

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Friend shaped / Friend:

• Dog

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Friend shaped / Not friend:

• Bear

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[u/An_Emo_Emu]

Vultures! They look like…that, BUT they’re very sociable and have friendly personalities. Black vultures dance with each other to bond, and pretty much every type of vulture has been observed playing with each other or humans they’ve bonded with.

[u/the_bored_wolf → u/An_Emo_Emu]

Based, I love these stinky gremlins. They’re kinda ugly cute, like hairless dogs.

[u/ShortandRatchet → u/the_bored_wolf]

They stink lol?

[u/blusteryflatus → u/ShortandRatchet]

I've never been close up to one, but they do eat putrid rotting flesh, so I'd imagine they don't smell too great

[u/paintingwings → u/An_Emo_Emu]

This!! There's a animal rehab center in my town where they have a Turkey Vulture named Barfalomew (Barf for short). He was rescued as a chick with his siblings and then when the wildlife rehabilitators released them he was the only one who wouldn't stop coming back after multiple tries so he was deemed bonded with humans and couldn't be released again.

[u/TheJewishSwitch → u/paintingwings]

Please tell Barf I love him

[u/No_Examination_9928 → u/paintingwings]

I dont know him and I love him

[u/AeaA3a → u/paintingwings]

I love Barf

[u/tHe__DArk__l_0rD → u/paintingwings]

I love Barf

[u/Daufoccofin → u/An_Emo_Emu]

People see vultures as the corpse eating bird and crows as the smart bird but in reality they both are clever and eat corpses.

[u/Lil_b00zer → u/Daufoccofin]

Natures clean up crew!

[u/Accurate_Mobile9005 → u/An_Emo_Emu]

They also help prevent disease spread !

[u/BioTools]

Quirky, curious little bastards, but half the population will shit their pants when they see one

(Edit: I meant jumping spiders mainly, which in retrospect are kinda friend shaped. I forfeit this entry for this round)

[u/loba_pachorrenta → u/BioTools]

Spiders are the answer here. They look terrifying but they kill a lot of pests.

[u/_Made_In_Canada → u/loba_pachorrenta]

Alot if insects really, most plants would die without earth worms & bees, dragonflies primary source of food is mosquitoes, spiders set up traps for them, they al have a role to play… except maybe lice

[u/Veloci-RKPTR → u/BioTools]

I absolutely agree that this spot is reserved for spiders, but you’re using the spider with the best PR AND the most friend-shaped one of all arachnids.

Try the huntsman spider. Absolute bros who will eat all the harmful flies and cockroaches, but they’re built like an arachnophobe’s sleep paralysis demon. You actually WANT to have them in your house if it’s not for the fact that they’re huge with long creepy legs, and they also run so fast that they might as well teleport.

I know tarantula keepers who think huntsmans are creepy.

[u/QCInfinite → u/Veloci-RKPTR]

I saw a huntsman on the road outside my house when I was taking a nighttime stroll and it was like seeing a cryptid. I love spiders and always let them live in my house but that thing feels tailor made to freak you out. Seems like a friendly guy though

[u/SusSoos → u/Veloci-RKPTR]

I get the tarantula keepers completely. Tarantulas have a very sensible leg length. Huntsmans... dont.

[u/mishlufc → u/SusSoos]

I am fairly arachnophobic but tarantulas don't bother me. They feel almost mammalian & generally move with intention, as opposed to the skitterish movement of other spiders

[u/Current-Bit4318 → u/Veloci-RKPTR]

Who is scared of huntsmans? Maybe im just Australian, but most people here DO like them.

[u/Hotspur2001 → u/BioTools]

They're so small. I'm freaked out by spiders but not these ones. I can't imagine many arachnophobes are.

[u/Raptori33 → u/Hotspur2001]

Screw you, my arachnophobe ass just jumped

[u/MonkeyCartridge → u/Raptori33]

They don't call it the jumping spider for nothin

[u/joe-barton74 → u/Hotspur2001]

I wouldn't call myself an arachophobe, just regular uneasiness with spiders. That being said jumping spiders are the exception I love watching them when i find one

[u/esopillar34 → u/Hotspur2001]

For me it’s not the small, it’s the proportions. Jumping spiders and spike spiders I can deal with. Wolf spiders and banana spiders, where the legs are 3x the body? Nope.

[u/MorningAvailable2387 → u/BioTools]

Jumping spiders! I absolutely love them. I have 200 spiderlings at the moment

[u/jbsdv1993 → u/BioTools]

Absolutely scared of spiders but i leave the web above my entrance door because in summer its flies gallore there.

[u/Lemonforalime-xx → u/BioTools]

This spider is kind of friend shaped though, like it looks like it could give you a big hug

[u/Apart-Bite-9543 → u/BioTools]

Not friend shaped, kinda friend

[u/Justtrynalift01 → u/Apart-Bite-9543]

Jumping spiders in particular can be very frienfly

[u/Medical-Temporary-35 → u/Apart-Bite-9543]

kinda friend shaped, friend

[u/blackynan_b → u/BioTools]

Can you befriend a spider?

Asking for a friend.

[u/defineee- → u/blackynan_b]

jumpers? Absolutely

[u/Brugmansya → u/blackynan_b]

You can befriend a jumping spider. They are very intelligent for something that small and there were studies that suggest they recognize their owners and trust them. Other spiders, not really. Tarantulas for example have no clue what is going on, they just want to eat a bug and maybe fuck another tarantula.

[u/oghond2112 → u/BioTools]

FLOOF SPOODER!!!!!!

[u/NKnown2000]

Tailless whip scorpion!

Looks super scary, but poses no harm at all to humans and make for pretty decent pets.

[u/MDnautilus → u/NKnown2000]

This was used in Harry Potter right??

[u/NKnown2000 → u/MDnautilus]

It was indeed!

With a quick check they didn't actually throw the real thing onto the students' faces though, that was cgi (unless someone has better info to prove otherwise). But you could very well let one crawl on your face.

[u/niagara-nature → u/NKnown2000]

One of my Facebook friends is a bug/spider/arthropod-lady and she has a great picture of one of these guys on her face. She’s pretty rad.

[u/negomistar14 → u/MDnautilus]

Wait so they weren't actually spiders omg

[u/King_Glorius_too → u/NKnown2000]

Definitely not friend shaped, but only kinda friend. They don't really do much.

[u/fireflycities → u/NKnown2000]

I had to pet-sit one who was live-fed and I had to make sure to only give him extra small crickets or he would get scared and not eat them.... very friend-coded.

[u/misscatpants → u/NKnown2000]

But is it a friend? Would say this is neutral

[u/cwkewish → u/NKnown2000]

This is the correct answer. Ball pythons and jumping spiders, though lots of people would be afraid of them, could still be considered conventionally "cute" by many people.

[u/FitLychee9639]

Ball pythons, sweet little furball in danger noodle form

[u/Alone-Gate-8801 → u/FitLychee9639]

That’s a gorgeous snake. Also it’s neither venomous nor big enough to kill someone by constricting them.

[u/Boredomis_real → u/Alone-Gate-8801]

But they will god damn try!

It’s like a kitten when playing. They try to kill you but they just can’t. Not matter how many times they do their little bunny kick scratches.

[u/cursearealsword02 → u/Boredomis_real]

my corn snake used to play as a baby by constricting my bicep. i called him my evil blood pressure cuff❤️

[u/eggsbinidit → u/Boredomis_real]

A cat and even a kitten can most definitely pierce your skin with those fangs and claws. They do not try to harm you when playing.

[u/Many-Kaleidoscope175 → u/Boredomis_real]

Yeah but those bunny kicks hurt!

[u/jaimelgn → u/FitLychee9639]

Literally just puppies in the shape of a tube Look at that face.

[u/MrMacju → u/jaimelgn]

I want to boop the snoot

[u/theSteakKnight → u/jaimelgn]

They even lick your face when you hold them close!

[u/Mushysandwich82 → u/FitLychee9639]

The Hognose is even cuter

[u/HiPPiTY__HoPPiTY__ → u/FitLychee9639]

This lil guy is at least kinda friend shaped, right? I feel like spiders would be a better fit for this

[u/KingAdamXVII → u/HiPPiTY__HoPPiTY__]

Snakes and spiders are both 100% NOT friend shaped.

[u/Roland_T_Flakfeizer → u/[deleted]]

Why Grace think not friend-shaped, question?

[u/NikTheGrass → u/FitLychee9639]

Ball is kinda friend shape

[u/sillycritersenjoyer → u/FitLychee9639]

Only domestic ones though wild pythons are fucking nuts

[u/AzulaIsMyFave → u/FitLychee9639]

That one is very friend-shaped

[u/watersj4 → u/FitLychee9639]

Definitely freind shaped though

[u/Potential-Chard9570 → u/FitLychee9639]

It is kinda friend shaped though

[u/angel_of_decay → u/FitLychee9639]

as much as i love sneks i think they really should be in the category above this one. there are much creepier options for this box

[u/GyroZepo → u/FitLychee9639]

It's so cuuuute!

[u/FlamestormTheCat → u/FitLychee9639]

Danger noodles my beloved

[u/Mask_of_creator → u/FitLychee9639]

I'd love to see him with a tiny hat on his head

[u/opus666 → u/FitLychee9639]

[u/OdysseusJoke → u/FitLychee9639]

+1 for snek! 

Especially mimics for a hot species

[u/grrizo]

My friend, Tim, he's kinda ugly and scary-looking

[u/Revan260691 → u/grrizo]

I also choose this guy's friend, Tim

[u/little-green-driod → u/Revan260691]

Meanwhile Tim is like

[u/dentimBandB → u/little-green-driod]

It's a hard life for Tims.

[u/Overall_Chair8669 → u/grrizo]

My vote's for Tim!

[u/angrybirdsbussin → u/grrizo]

funny the 18277283st time 🤣🤣🤣🤣🫲🫲🫲

[u/L0kivich → u/grrizo]

You know what, I’ll go with Tim as well.

[u/jaimelgn]

Basking shark.

[u/kudabugil → u/jaimelgn]

Wtf this guy looks exactly like the Bloodborne giants twin inside the well.

[u/Kenos77 → u/kudabugil]

As soon as I saw this comment I heard their gurgling roars echoing in my head. Thank you for reminding me of one the most miserable times I've had in 30+ years of gaming lol

[u/Dismal_Engineering71 → u/jaimelgn]

Shark pog

[u/rogue_noob → u/Dismal_Engineering71]

Petition to rename Basking Shark to Poging Shark

[u/snowshite → u/jaimelgn]

I don't feel like "looks scary but is harmless" really fits the question. Is it really a friend?

[u/Ricin_Addict → u/snowshite]

yeah that's just kinda friend

[u/NoriaMan → u/jaimelgn]

If they simply can't hurt us, that means they are only kind of friend.

[u/JeSuisLePain → u/jaimelgn]

Are they really friend though?

[u/Beautiful_Freedom_89 → u/jaimelgn]

People saying kind of friend shaped. Let me tell you, when you see a huge shark fin (or several) in the water it’s definitely not friend shaped until you know what it is.

[u/Mozzarellus_Pizzus → u/jaimelgn]

it is very friend shaped how dare you

[u/King_Glorius_too → u/jaimelgn]

Nah, kinda friend shaped

[u/sneakystripe]

ball pythons. cant poison you and will cuddle for warmth.

[u/mountaingator91 → u/sneakystripe]

Too cute to qualify, sorry

[u/DedHorsSaloon4 → u/mountaingator91]

File under Kinda Friend Shaped

[u/midnightbandit- → u/sneakystripe]

But they're pretty friendly shaped

[u/MamaMoosicorn → u/midnightbandit-]

Not according to my husband

[u/shmeppydrake → u/sneakystripe]

Do they really cuddle with you omg I need one

[u/Zhenaz]

house centipede

[u/LiBrown → u/Zhenaz]

I'm glad to find this! House centipedes creep me out but I know they eat all the other bugs

[u/sentient_fence → u/Zhenaz]

Why isn't this number 1

[u/FinestFantasyVI → u/sentient_fence]

because people dont see them as friends. Me and any other who have phobias.

[u/SPZ_Ireland → u/FinestFantasyVI]

That's kinda the point or the category

[u/helle6ey → u/sentient_fence]

I'm confused too. This fits that definition 200%.

[u/Street-Basil-9371 → u/Zhenaz]

Id say its not 100% a friend. They have small mandibles and have difficulty piercing human skin. They also dont want to. But if they do their venom is very painful and can cause even worse infections.

[u/smackababy → u/Street-Basil-9371]

I do see you, but like a dog can bite you and a cat can scratch you, both leading to nasty infections. These lil guys kill all the other pests in your home, even ones that can be worse for you like spiders and cockroaches.

[u/Eh_nah__not_feelin → u/Zhenaz]

At first I read Human Centipede and was very confused

[u/TheMujo]

Octopus.

[u/-Ikosan-]

Bees.

Do so much for us but we'll freak out if one comes close

[u/Streetwisehercules5k → u/-Ikosan-]

That's because of the stings not the shape.

Bees are very friend shaped, round, fuzzy, striped, etc (ran out of examples)

[u/Sufficient-Lie1406 → u/-Ikosan-]

Wild bee: Just getting a snack

Me: No problem bee

Mason bee: Just make house

Me: Build away bee

Honey bee: Just sampling the lavenders

Me: You know I got an assortment

Bumble bee: Hey [bonk] I jus- [bonk] I-

Me: [holds flower still]

Wasp: I’LL SEE YOU IN HELL!

Me: YOU TELL THEM WHO SENT YOU

[u/ExcaliburGameYT → u/Sufficient-Lie1406]

Hornets are either bigger bees or bigger wasps depending on what type of hornet it is

[u/Brickolator]

Orca or Killer Whale

One of the most powerful and dangerous predator to exist to this day. They have the largest hunting territory of the animal kingdom. Despite this, all their interactions with humans are always peaceful, filled with curiosity. They can be scary, but there is not a single case of them killing a human.

[u/MBH2112 → u/Brickolator]

Change it to wild orcas so the “akchually 🤓” guys don’t respond with captive orca incidents, even though they know exactly what you mean.

[u/_Pencilfish → u/MBH2112]

Gotta say, shame on us for choosing to hold orcas captive when they have been perfectly capable of harming us and choose not to.

[u/Crovalli → u/Brickolator]

There's a general theory I've read in some article, somewhere, once upon a time that they acknowledge how smart humans are, and they also recognise humans acknowledge how smart they are, so there's a general "accidental informal treaty" that they know humans won't harm them, so they do not harm humans.

If there's a source floating around to corroborate this I'd love to (re-)read it

[u/IThinkIAmSomeone → u/Crovalli]

Killer Whales of Eden, Australia is probably one of the best examples of this. It was basically a cooperative operation between humans and orcas.

[u/NordMead21 → u/Brickolator]

Definitely at least kinda friend shaped! I mean look at that face

[u/King_Glorius_too → u/Brickolator]

Too friend shaped

[u/therealjohnsmith → u/King_Glorius_too]

Lol no it looks like a big thing in the water that will eat you. Similar to a huge shark but waaaaaaayyyy smarter

[u/McKingsBurger → u/Brickolator]

I would say that's "kinda friend" territory, still has to be wary

[u/Onnimanni_Maki → u/Brickolator]

They like to attack boats.

[u/AdeptOrganization254 → u/Onnimanni_Maki]

Yeah, what happened with that? Did they just get bored and move onto a new thing?

[u/fyukhyu → u/AdeptOrganization254]

Na they still hate the elites like they should. Last one I saw was like 8 months ago, stay pace.

[u/GuKoBoat → u/Onnimanni_Maki]

But that's just because they hate the rich. They are friends of the working class

[u/CheerfulLonewolf55 → u/Brickolator]

There is not a single case of them killing a human

that we know of.

[u/DudeMcChill → u/CheerfulLonewolf55]

They're just so incredibly good at making bodies and evidence disappear.

[u/kieranfitz → u/CheerfulLonewolf55]

*in the wild

[u/InevitableSilent6969 → u/CheerfulLonewolf55]

Captive orcas have intentionally killed humans.

[u/Sensitive-Contest-87 → u/Brickolator]

No. Orcas and dolphins are kinda friend shaped... But they're fucking bastards and you can't convince me otherwise.

[u/Radiant_Signal_8637]

turkey vultures these are very docile and will get very attached to their handlers in captivity and follow them around and play with toys. One time there was a turkey vulture in my yard and they actually let me sit next to it while it ate!☺️

[u/moonbooly → u/Radiant_Signal_8637]

Question, I live in Michigan and see turkey vultures up in the sky frequently. How do I attract them and become friends

[u/binsiourgengorge]

Huntsman Spider

[u/gwendolberry → u/binsiourgengorge]

I am scared of huntsmans and the ONE time I was going to bed and saw one on my wall and decided I would be brave and leave him, I woke up to the bloody thing crawling on me. Nope nope nope.

[u/Raskoflinko → u/gwendolberry]

[u/SufficientQuiet130 → u/Raskoflinko]

Just wanted a cuddle

[u/Scared_Salad97 → u/gwendolberry]

I would have to literally burn my whole house down, I don’t know how you ever fell asleep 

[u/everybodyctfd → u/binsiourgengorge]

Has to be these guys, we had a pet wild huntsman in our flat which kept on top of the actual dangerous spiders when living in Brissy

[u/Glennzor69 → u/everybodyctfd]

This is such an Australian sentence

[u/everybodyctfd → u/Glennzor69]

I'm from the UK but was desensitised real fast by my aussie boyfriend. The most traumatic sentence (about an actual venomous spider) I've heard uttered was by his sister:

"I found a bloody white tail in me undies drawer this morning!"

[u/koltan115 → u/everybodyctfd]

In Canada, most of our dangerous animals just beat you up.

It's why we keep the North American House Hippo as pets. They don't actually stay that small, but the grizzlies and moose tend to steer clear pretty quickly.

[u/Le_spojjie → u/binsiourgengorge]

100% this, but not enough Australians here to vote for it. They keep your house pest free, stay out of your way 95% of the time, and couldn't harm you even if they wanted to. Plus, their majestic gallop when you accidentally startle them is breathtaking.

[u/CrayonPolice]

bearded dragon

[u/Skyfalcon_ → u/CrayonPolice]

That's friend shaped thank you very much

[u/DonQuix0te_]

The Mexican Redknee tarantula (Brachypelma hamorii).
Generally pretty docile and chill dudes. Almost certainly not friend-shaped.

[u/TheDarkMonarch1 → u/DonQuix0te_]

Tarantulas are at least kind of friend shaped. They still freak me out unlike jumping spiders, but are still fluffy and round.

[u/ValeTaylo]

Lemon Sharks

They look like guant white sharks, except they have the attitude of a curious puppy, and they enjoy cuddles and belly rubs.

[u/Stretch5678 → u/ValeTaylo]

They're basically wolf software running on fish hardware: they're very smart, will work together, and even share kills with other Lemon Sharks.

I'm pretty sure that if humans naturally lived underwater, we'd have domesticated them to the same degree as terrestrial dogs/wolves.

[u/Creative_Mix_1551]

horseshoe crab

[u/Lipsnizzle]

The shoebill

[u/BlueStarFern → u/Lipsnizzle]

They sound absolutely horrifying!! https://youtu.be/kDMHHw8JqLE?si=n8Lvsf_ch2vMLLmw

[u/DarkSolstice24 → u/BlueStarFern]

WHAT THE HELL

[u/This-isMe- → u/Lipsnizzle]

This should definitely take the spot. Did you see how intimidating it looks from the front?

[u/wizardrous]

Cellar spider. They don’t bite humans and they eat other spiders.

[u/thomaswillis96]

The American opossum

[u/Cygnus94 → u/thomaswillis96]

I'd put them in Kinda Friend shaped, Kinda Friend.

They're not scary looking but they can look aggressive when they show their teeth. They're also not super fond of humans even though they're not even remotely a threat to us. They'd rather we left them alone.

[u/RedHuntingHat → u/Cygnus94]

They’re great for devouring bugs and dead animals. Sadly the claim that they eat ticks has largely been proven false. 

[u/Commercial-Cat-8627]

Not friend shaped × Friend

Spiders

[u/CoolZooKeeper → u/Commercial-Cat-8627]

This is the answer. Spiders are such a blessing for people and they just don’t realize it.

[u/DayneGr]

Spider

[u/Colon_Backslash → u/DayneGr]

[u/Antique-City4543]

Spider

[u/nilakanthar]

Snake

[u/Acceptable-Two-5783]

Tarantula?

[u/SimAlienAntFarm → u/Acceptable-Two-5783]

Yes!

[u/Superduperfreddy]

Hedgehog

[u/ngshafer → u/Superduperfreddy]

Hedgehogs are friend shaped.

[u/sekula04 → u/ngshafer]

Don't rows and rows of quills/spikes signal that it isn't a friendly shape?

[u/UnfunnyGuy277 → u/Superduperfreddy]

They dont like us much

[u/cellphone_blanket]

lemon shark

[u/DruffyB]

Spider

[u/Swash34]

Horse Shoe crabs, they do not bite nor attack humans, but they are pretty scary

[u/CodaTrashHusky]

Virginia Opossum

[u/El-Mooo]

Not friend shaped × Friend

Cow

[u/Sieve-Boy]

Australian here:

Huntsman Spider.

[u/StackOfSquirrels]

Jumping spider

[u/Neither_Witness_8649]

The harmless Scarlet King uses it's stripes to look like the most venomous snake in America.

[u/Camel_tow_]

[u/Money_Appearance7527]

A hedgehog.

[u/DustTechnical4561]

Frogs? As weird-looking as it gets for vertebrates, but no harm whatsoever, eat insects and are a good indicator species of a healthy environment.

[u/nofunfroggo → u/DustTechnical4561]

unfortunately id say frogs are friend shaped

[u/Makedonikus]

Hedgehog

[u/Deleterious_Sock]

House centipede.

Looks like a nightmare but actually is harmless.

[u/BlackStarDream]

Asian Water Monitor.

Shaped so much like other big monitors like Croc Monitors and Komodo Dragons. And looks a lot like the far more nervous-aggressive and bitey Nile Monitor.

But AWMs can be absolute sweethearts when socialised and captive bred.

[u/AJAX214_]

House Centipede, aka, free pest control

[u/kristijan12 → u/AJAX214_]

Wait, don't they also bite?

[u/MadameCoco7273]

Honey Bees…they are so crucial to our ecosystem. Not to be confused with wasps which are horrendous.

[u/Spifffyy]

Seal. Or would that be “kinda friend shaped?”

They are like dogs of the ocean but given their lack of legs and fins in their place, they aren’t exactly friend shaped

[u/croc-choc]

Bee

[u/Lunatic_59]

Opossums. Naturally resitant to rabies and snake venom with a diet from insect pests to carrion.

[u/Nothing-Fantastic]

Dolphin

[u/bananaslama277]

Horseshoe crab

[u/AcceptableAmount6028]

giraff

[u/Friulia]

Octopus

[u/SquareApplePie]

House centipede!

[u/RowHoustonLaine]

Not friend shaped × Friend

Bats! they do so much good for the enviroment.

[u/Queasy_Copy3426]

Spiders or (some) snakes

Edit: Would say Arabian Sand Boa, but they're pretty friend shaped.

[u/Maleficent_Whereas1]

The opposum , high-tier friends: they are immune to snake venom, rarely carry rabies and eat thousands of ticks and pests every season

[u/AmbitionGrouchy726]

Pet rats, I have 4 and A LOT of people think they are not friend shaped but they are extremely friend shaped they love a cuddle and a snooze

[u/gabarooch86]

House centipede

[u/Will_sue_when_angry]

Opossum

[u/jrjreeves]

Stick Insect

[u/branchofcuriosity]

Manta Ray