25 Times People Noticed Animals Following Social Distancing Rules And Decided To Share The Pics Online
When a person who has COVID-19 coughs or sneezes, they spray small liquid droplets from their nose or mouth which may contain the virus. If you are too close, you can breathe in the droplets, including the disease. To avoid that, the World Health Organization (WHO) advises maintaining at least 1 meter (3 feet) distance between yourself and anyone who is coughing or sneezing. Some of us, however, don't get it and aren't following these guidelines.
To teach them how it's done, Bored Panda has compiled a list of photos that show animals "practicing" social distancing in the face of the pandemic. From pigeons and seagulls to cats and moose, if everyone behaved like these critters, we would flatten the curve way quicker!
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Social Distancing
Cats Get It
CAT-Cial Distancing In Japan
Meanhwhile In Poland
Social Distancing By A Cat
Social Distancing
This Dog From Local News Is Practicing Social Distancing
Even Dogs Respect And Understand Social Distancing
Even Cats Get It
Peacokcks Know How To
Dogs Keeping Social Distance In Zagreb
This Aussie Heard About Social Distancing, Cat Didn't
Even The Moose Are Practicing Social Distancing
My Friends Cats Have This Social Distancing Malarkey Figured Out
Social Ducktancing
if they are looking out at a pond, are they watching humans in the lake?!?!?
Social Distancing Is The Key
Now, JUST in case some people were curious about what the sign meant, it says, "it looks like its all around 2020!".
Doing Our Part To Keep Apart
Demonstration dogs, demo dogs, demodogs, (dog=gorgon) demogorgon... LOOKOUT
These Dogs In Dumaguete Know What Social Distancing Means
Romeo And Mewliet
Cats Practicing Social Distancing (Karachi, Pakistan)
It's Heartwarming To See Everyone Taking Social Distancing Seriously
Social Distancing With My Frenemy Tilly
That birman looks identical to my elderly old boy who's about 16 now. Birmans are so gorgeous.
Clever Cats
Social Distancing In Wynyard. Bin Chickens Show Backpackers How It's Done
Social Distancing
Cats, and many felines, feel protected if they can delimitate an area and stay inside. An a4 paper, a towel, a bathrobe belt, a circular shape, a box, a bag, whatever limitates and separates makes them feel protected.
How come animals (I know that the photos were taken at just the right time), get it but our stupid self-indulgent, self important Covidiots can’t?
I am surprised people continue to expect humans to behave better than animals. My experience has been otherwise.
Load More Replies...Proof that humans are the least civilized of all the animals. NO great shocker there
Cats, and many felines, feel protected if they can delimitate an area and stay inside. An a4 paper, a towel, a bathrobe belt, a circular shape, a box, a bag, whatever limitates and separates makes them feel protected.
How come animals (I know that the photos were taken at just the right time), get it but our stupid self-indulgent, self important Covidiots can’t?
I am surprised people continue to expect humans to behave better than animals. My experience has been otherwise.
Load More Replies...Proof that humans are the least civilized of all the animals. NO great shocker there
