A Humans Best Friend (The Complete Story) | HFY | A short Sci-Fi Story 

He is, without a doubt, one of the best writers I have found to date. As I have dyslexia reading has always been a problem. So, being able to listen to a well written story is a true joy!

I think you mean Fenrir, not Ragnar. Ragnar was the name of a king, Fenerir was the name of the god dog that Thor's sister used to fight the enimies of their father.

@@user-hb5nj8zk3f good point. My ancient Norse mythology is shaky. But Ragnar is still “not wolf, good boi”. 🙂

@@user-hb5nj8zk3f Fenrir was the wolf who was the son of Loki and who, after the Aesir determined to chain him up, bit the hand off Tyr (god of the sea). He has a pivotal role in Ragnarok and may have been regarded as the father of Skoll, the wolf prophesied to eat the sun.

​@@jnachtig2no worry for the mistake, was a good funny point. Been named as a Nordic King that make big invasions and that is most considered a demigod in the nordic traditions is still hilarious for a good doggy 😂😂😂

Ye bro that was funny as hell 😂😂😂😂

The way to go!

Same!

Oh... oh no... god... no...

​@@evanbeers1644😂😂😂😂 I have a cat and Im totally accord with your reaction

Scientist: "Damn it Hella. I thought I told you Amia are NOT just big chickens." Hella: "So you're saying I can still hunt chickens right?!"

Title: Chicken for a good boy.

Dogs are omnivores, so they could live without meat. They would probably need proteins supplements and while meat is a lot easier for us to feed them, you could go full vegan with the dogs. They would have the same problem as humans so would need to make sure they are getting enough protein and iron to exist, but it’s possible. Now if it was a cat, then you would have issues.

It isn't entirely impossible to feed a dog a vegetarian diet, just a lot more difficult.

Wolf 359 is very much real, albeit IIRC without habitable planets.

What about fish?

🤣bwuahahaha

It'd be interesting to see the reaction to some chickens 😂

LOL 😂

I think that can happen when one is bitten by a lone star tick

I live with 2 predators, a cat and a dog. The dog (a female) will not tolerate cats on the 5 acres. The dog considers the young male cat and myself to be her puppies. I am like supply officer on a military base and we do not eat it all at once is a rule.

We had J.J. laying on the ground and the other two dogs just relaxing while we ate a picnic, right on the bank of the river. The water moves fast and is cold. All of a sudden a little 2-13 to 3 year old boy goes pat is on the riverside trail just giggle, running, and having a good time. My ex and I looked at each other and I said our loud, 'Tjats not a good idea, him wandering alone near the rivers edge." I had once tried to walk across and had to stagger out, falling with numb legs, unable too e. I lose bodily control quickly on that cold water! I was just getting up when a woman came by, going the same direction as the little boy. "Did u see a little boy?" We pointed out where he went, she ran off after him, and we sighed with released worry. About five minutes later we hear giggling and screaming coming from the direction the mother and child had gone. Up to this point, JJ had just laid wherever we put him, unless we lifted his jind quarters to walk and go to the bathroom. But now, hearing the child scream and then seeing the mother tossing him up and down in her arms, he let out a low growl and start dragging himself towards to woman. He was going to protect the little boy, whom he'd never met before. We had to tell JJ that it was OK, it's alright, good boy JJ. He completely ignored his paralysis and was going to protect the little boy. I was never so proud of him.

"Humanity, Fuck Yeah!", most of these stories are about humanity, written from another alien species' point of view, they can be about anything, from how dangerous and resilient, to how primitive and stupid we are, but we are almost always on the winning end of it.

Humanity Fuck Yeah! is what it stands for. It is basically scifi (usually) stories where humans are awesome and great. That said this channel does do a lot of scifi that isn't humans are the best. The black ship is mostly about humans with some aliens around. Rick Writes does this type of story from the POV of an Avian sentient being.

What is even funnier and perhaps more amazing is this was a Wolf 359 HFY story that didn't mention the place getting wiped out by xenos in some galactic struggle. I dunno what story I was listening to where W359 got blown to bits yet again and one of the commenters on the story made the joke. "note to self do not visit Wolf 359." This go round the place got some love.

Humans are hyper carnivores. Plants are just a stop gap to prevent death. Now they are a gimmick. They mess up your hunger signals and force you to eat three times a day to not be hungry.

I like to eat apples and bananas... Apples and bananas...

That's actually a recurring plot element in this Amia shared universe. The aliens are so shocked at the meat-eating humans that the news about sentient carnivores spreads across the galaxy faster than anyone can fact-check that we're actually omnivores. It gets brought up in detail in another one of these stories, "The Worst Species in the Galaxy".

@@SovietReunionYT Except we're not really omnivores

@@rexmann1984 Except we are. We can eat plants, we can eat meat, we pretty much universally eat both regularly. Our digestive systems and teeth are evolved for both. Our sensory organs are evolved for both. We're the literal definition of omnivore.