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Finally, let's take a look at this episode's relaxing moment. A German Leipzig zoo's black star baby saw his aunt was picking up a lion for his aunt so he sneaked behind her and took the opportunity to drop the egg and then ran to the side to observe, pretending he didn't do it himself. Unexpectedly, his aunt completely ignored his existence. Not being concerned, the little guy simply rolled all the way and kept looking for tea, finally angering the uncle who was watching. So the teaser is doing a teasing action and then looking directly at the target in order to observe their response. And the teasing events also include repetition and elaboration of behavior, so it's very persistent. A teasing act could, for example, be that a teaser is sneaking up behind the target, surprise him or her by, for example, hitting or poking. Then, for example, they would pull on their hair or wave an object in front of their face. To me, it was really interesting that they not just did the action, you know, the teasing, but they really looked for the reaction.