Watch a long line of Guinea pigs eagerly march off to bed

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We’re sure it’s not a slaughter house, right?

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for perverse reasons this recalls

(“But guinea pigs aren’t lemmings you fool!”)

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Future tech sales pitch for driverless, autonomous, radar-controlled AI truck convoys.

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You can tell it’s not a slaughterhouse because they’re not being led in by a Judas Gerbil.

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Guinea Pig Bridge!

Parry Grip wrote a song about the guinea pigs at the Nagasaki Bio Park.

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I am smiling at this post because - guinea pigs, but the smile is slightly strained because you managed to post this seconds before I did.

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Only one problem with the super-cute song: TOO SHORT!!! :nerd_face:

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Learning more and more about GP thruways. Love the guin-pneumatic tube at 0:27

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I’m guessing food was involved. Or a desire not to be eaten by owls.

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Methinks that passageway is purposefully convoluted to maximize guinea-pig-traininess.

And I approve.

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I’ve been here over 8 years and this might be the first time I’ve had something good to post while there were only 5 comments.

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The Nagasaki Bio Park has been doing a series of “Will the animals eat X”. Do Guinea Pigs eat cilantro?

Bonus when Catherine the goat shows up.

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Ah, Peruvian shish kebab

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Poor Catherine has the ‘dish soap’ gene. :frowning:

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I can’t think of a hyperloop/guinea pig pun. Help.

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an animal the same size and shape as a burrito

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I live in the town that this park is in. Definitely no slaughterhouse, although we do have a resident owl living in the Redwood Trees.

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Yes. Neither conveyor belts, nor murals depicting Mediterranean scenes anywhere.

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