Wildlife Predator Dangers
Discussions center on fears and encounters with bears, mountain lions, wolves, and other predators near human habitats, debating their risks compared to human threats.
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Hopefully a bear or mountain lion and not a person...
It would be quite appropriate to fear a bear.
Seems like a fair reaction to a dangerous non-native predator.
Humans should stay inside, they are quite destructive to local wildlife.
Don't forget about the dangers of being eaten by bears who walk on the streets...
How could turning your back on a wild animal go wrong?
same reason you don't corner a rabid animal
I would like to hear more about the killer bears, please
My 14 pound dog regularly chases flocks of turkeys in our yard and forces them to fly up in to the trees.Most people - especially in cities - aren’t used to wildlife and are easily scared, just as those turkeys aren’t used to a dog chasing after them.The first time I was in NYC there was a raccoon in the center of a trail in Central Park, just kind of chilling. Everyone was giving it a ridiculously wide berth and people looked at me like I was crazy for walking right by it. It’s just a ra
Wolves tend to leave people alone. Bears on the other hand...