Jessica was hiking in a remote part of New Zealand with her dog, Molly, when she slipped and fell 180 feet down a waterfall. Jessica survived and was rescued - but Molly had disappeared.

A local helicopter company heard what happened and organized a volunteer search. A week after Molly went missing, the team flew back to the waterfall to start looking.

And there she was.

Molly was sitting on rocks beneath the very waterfall where Jessica had fallen. Despite spending a week on her own, rescuers said she was in perfect condition.

They lured Molly over with a treat, carried her to the helicopter and brought her to safety.

After an unimaginably difficult week, Jessica and Molly were finally both back home.

Source: https://www.thedodo.com/daily-dodo/hiker-survives-180-foot-fall-down-a-waterfall-a-week-later-her-dog-is-waiting-there

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[–] 14 points 3 days ago (2 children)

What a ridiculous comment. There are many communal animals that cohabitate with family. Evolution doesn't have a reason for things. We aren't "meant to hate family." Some species do, for one reason or another that gave them an advantage at some point in time that may or may not have to do with incest, and some don't. Saying animals are supposed to is putting some divine influence on evolution that doesn't exist, and isn't true regardless.

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  • [–] 9 points 3 days ago

    I had to view an archive version because the captcha would not end. If "Adolescent separation-individuation and family transitions" is the correct article, that doesn't say anything about incest in the abstract at least. It only discussed people staying with families. In fact, it treats people who fail to maintain family connections as less well adjusted. I'm not sure what your point is, if this is the article you intended to link.

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