Bears was madder than a mf! Mf stomped the ground like fuck them wolves! They ain’t put in on this mannnnn!
bear was like get yo dumbass back over there and let’s eat!
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Bears was madder than a mf! Mf stomped the ground like fuck them wolves! They ain’t put in on this mannnnn!
bear was like get yo dumbass back over there and let’s eat!
They are some tough mofos. I don't see many near home (but have seen foxes & wolves), but for whatever reason there are plenty of raccoons and skunks near work. I've seen them (raccoons) look to cross 6 lanes of traffic - 3 lanes each way (feeder route to a highway a few mins away) and actually stop and look both ways, and walk back to the curb and patiently wait for the traffic to clear. Compared to cats & dogs that just dart across. Seen them fighting each other (along fences). Clawing up cats. Have had them size me up like "What?!" - while I'm crossing a street and they're doing the same.
Fuck ... I'm about 6'4" & 225lbs. Had me frozen in my tracks a few times.
I'm not trying to go to the ER with serious injuries or disfigurement.
Bears was madder than a mf! Mf stomped the ground like fuck them wolves! They ain’t put in on this mannnnn!
Mf croc leg bone just gone down into his buddy’s trough lmao! Digested and all
LMAOOOO you dumb fuck! Bet that stung! Mf was gasping for wind after he tacked his ass!
Bet you won’t do that no mo!Edit. collapsed lung, broken collarbone, fractured sternum and a lifetime of PTSD. You won son! You won!
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Stubborn peacock claims entrance to Victoria apartment as mating ground, refuses to leave
A promiscuous and prolific peacock has been relocated by animal control officers after setting up a new home near a Victoria apartment and causing quite the commotion.
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VICTORIA -- A promiscuous and prolific peacock has been relocated by animal control officers after setting up a new home near a Victoria apartment and causing quite the commotion.
People living across from Beacon Hill Park know all too well that this time of year is mating season for peacocks. They’re a vocal bunch even when they stay in the park, but this year, one bird took his show on the road.
“From 5:30 a.m. ’til 8 p.m. he would do his mating dance in front of our front door and attract the ladies over,” said Susan Simmons.
“At first it was really cute, but then it becomes really frustrating because of the noise.”
Residents named the peacock “Peat.” He fought off another male to claim his territory at 240 Douglas Rd.
“He owned the building, the women heard him making the calls and he would have three regulars that would sit on the fence and wait for him,” she said. “Quite a little Studio 54 glitter dance going on over here.”
According to Simmons, the peacock attacked someone in the building, so residents called animal control.
“He was getting aggressive and became very territorial,” she said. “He’s got quite a reputation."
500-pound pig on the lam crashes wedding anniversary party
Kevin Lowe and his wife Cindy were celebrating 35 years of marriage at a small party on Saturday night with a guest list of friends and family. Then, a 500-pound pig named Tina showed up.
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Not laughing now: Hyena is ripped to pieces by a lion
Extraordinary photos taken in South Africa shows a lion capturing a 144lb hyena before ripping it apart. Photographer Chad Cocking, 36, captured the images while stood only 80 yards away.
The Lion King.
He was like the fuck y’all looking at!
Fuck y’all! Rest of the lions over there like I know this mf aint....this mf just gonna peace out like that huh? Funky ass bitch!
Rhinos and Hippos are bad ass until a bull Elephant comes along.
So it appears.
The Lion King.
They rarely eat em but I guess he really pissed them off.
Sucks to be him! Mf became a meal when they normally do the eating. circle of life
An intense moment on safari as a sub-adult male leopard defends an impala carcass from another leopard.
Male lion enjoying some leftovers. Lions are arguably the most widely-recognized animal symbol in all of human culture. The male lion in particular is considered the "king of all beasts" and depictions of them are meant to symbolize royalty, courage, nobility, strength and valor. The flipside of this coin - the way lions view humans - varies. For the most part, we are on the lion's pay-no-mind list, yet the safety of a human in close proximity to a lion can never be guaranteed. Lions do not usually seek out and hunt humans, but there are well-documented cases of this occurring from time to time. One such case is that of the Tsavo maneaters: a pair of male lions who in 1898 terrorized the builders of a railway bridge in Kenya over a 9 month period.
At first, the lions would take turns stalking and dragging workers out of their tents and devouring them, but as time went on and countermeasures proved ineffective, the pair became more brazen and would enter the campsite together and take a man each. As the attacks became more frequent, hundreds of workers fled the site and work on the bridge came to a halt. This triggered a response in the form of 20+ infantry being deployed to the campsite to assist in the hunt for these maneaters, and they were eventually shot and killed. In total, these 2 lions are responsible for the deaths of 135 workers between March and December 1898. Their taxidermied remains are on display at the Museum of Natural History in Chicago, Illinois.
At first, the lions would take turns stalking and dragging workers out of their tents and devouring them, but as time went on and countermeasures proved ineffective, the pair became more brazen and would enter the campsite together and take a man each. As the attacks became more frequent, hundreds of workers fled the site and work on the bridge came to a halt. This triggered a response in the form of 20+ infantry being deployed to the campsite to assist in the hunt for these maneaters, and they were eventually shot and killed. In total, these 2 lions are responsible for the deaths of 135 workers between March and December 1898. Their taxidermied remains are on display at the Museum of Natural History in Chicago, Illinois.
An intense moment on safari as a sub-adult male leopard defends an impala carcass from another leopard.
Great photo. Intense.
They rarely eat em but I guess he really pissed them off.
What a way to go out indeed.
Male lion enjoying some leftovers. Lions are arguably the most widely-recognized animal symbol in all of human culture. The male lion in particular is considered the "king of all beasts" and depictions of them are meant to symbolize royalty, courage, nobility, strength and valor. The flipside of this coin - the way lions view humans - varies. For the most part, we are on the lion's pay-no-mind list, yet the safety of a human in close proximity to a lion can never be guaranteed. Lions do not usually seek out and hunt humans, but there are well-documented cases of this occurring from time to time. One such case is that of the Tsavo maneaters: a pair of male lions who in 1898 terrorized the builders of a railway bridge in Kenya over a 9 month period.
At first, the lions would take turns stalking and dragging workers out of their tents and devouring them, but as time went on and countermeasures proved ineffective, the pair became more brazen and would enter the campsite together and take a man each. As the attacks became more frequent, hundreds of workers fled the site and work on the bridge came to a halt. This triggered a response in the form of 20+ infantry being deployed to the campsite to assist in the hunt for these maneaters, and they were eventually shot and killed. In total, these 2 lions are responsible for the deaths of 135 workers between March and December 1898. Their taxidermied remains are on display at the Museum of Natural History in Chicago, Illinois.
When I went I Johannesburg I asked for Lion and Tiger at the Carnivore restaurant to a mixed response. They started chatting in their native tongue for about 10 min then the one guy said uh, no, we don’t serve that type of meat sir! I was disappointed. Man fuck a Lion or Tiger. I’ll eat him too!
Swimmer catches shark with bare hands at Delaware beach, video shows
Who needs a fishing rod anyway?
Teen lands 583-pound grouper on second deep-sea fishing trip
A 16-year-old girl who went deep-sea fishing recently for only her second time, reeled up an estimated 583-pound goliath grouper, which dwarfs the women’s world record for the species. “I was, like…
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Angler lands rare ‘super cow’ tuna; 'Overfilled with happiness'
A San Diego woman’s catch Wednesday of a 370-pound bluefin tuna placed her among a small group of anglers who have landed ‘super cow’ tuna weighing at least 300 pounds.
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