The matriarch teaching her herd how crocodiles must be handled !!! Damn !
NO TUSKS NEEDED !!!!!
NO TUSKS NEEDED !!!!!
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The matriarch teaching her herd how crocodiles must be handled !!! Damn !
NO TUSKS NEEDED !!!!!
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A flying great white shark: Chris Fallows’ best photograph
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Whales have five FINGERS hidden in their flippers
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Dogs can tell whether human actions are intentional, study finds
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Oil-soaked birds found after oil spilled from a during Hurricane Ida
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School kids in New Zealand find fossil of 4ft 7in ancient penguin
Kairuku waewaeroa - which lived some 34.6-27.3 million years ago and stood at 4' 6
'Megapod' of 150 humpbacks filmed off Australia's Sapphire Coast
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Extraordinary footage of whale super pod off NSW coast
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In the Absence of Cruise Ships, Humpbacks Have Different Things to Say | Hakai Magazine
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That's an epic pull, son!
A flying great white shark: Chris Fallows’ best photograph
‘Adolescent great whites launch themselves at the surface – and their sheer power takes them clear of the water’www.theguardian.com
Chris Fallows – Canon Ambassador - Canon Europe
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2 people arrested for allegedly feeding Stanley Park coyotes on day of reopening
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Richmondite caught giant “crappie” fish that might be a B.C. record
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Angler about to cook crappie discovers ‘monster’ could be record
Jason Ren was planning to invite a friend over for a crappie cookout until he opened his cooler and re-examined his catch.
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let him kill the deer then kill his ass too! If any predators come on my property it’s open season son! I’m killing it!
My mom's over in Victoria. They've got random deer walking around in their residential areas hopping over fences to eat peoples' plants and flowers, etc. Was there in July ... and it always catches you a bit off-guard. They're only a few minutes on foot from downtown, haha.
My dad's over in the GVRD. A few minutes from some trails. He was out in his front yard a few years back ... and there's a bear casually walking down his front street. Pops was like - FUCK THIS. Quickly ran inside to call wildlife / animal conservation or whatever. Most people park on the front street. Lots of kids and pets in the area. Can't be parking your car and crossing path with a damn bear.
Incredible footage of one of Australia's most notorious croc attacks
A 61-year-old grandmother saved a man after a 4.2m crocodile dragged him out of his tent in very remote far north Queensland.
Images show whale with net wrapped around its mouth off NSW east coast
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Bizarre armoured spike fossil belongs to dinosaur that lived in Africa
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T.Rex wagged its tail from side to side when running, study finds
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Giraffes pick similar-sized opponents for a fair fight, study finds
Giraffe males practice head butts with males of similar stature, in an honorable example of fair play, researchers at the University of Manchester report.
Shark repellant device which clips to surfboard uses electric pulse
A $500 rechargeable device that clips onto surfboards reduces the chances of a shark attack by 66 percent, according to a new study from researchers in Australia.
Black dude had Karma visit him. And fuck them predators. Bear, wolf, anything wild I'm dusting yo ass! Real talk man. I especially hate gators. It comes on my land I'm killing it. If it's chasing another animal I'm still killing it of GP. Killer whales are the true Apex Predator, they eat sharks so they get a pass. Still, I'd steer the boat away, they are smart like dolphins. man fuck a bear!
Agreed. They're serious biz.
As for bears ... agreed. Luckily haven't come in close contact with them. Cousin who lives in B.C. now (but was from out of province at the time) came across one on a trail path. Said he froze in place. He said his brain stopped working. Do I run? Do I make eye contact or avoid it? Do I yell and try to threaten it away? Do I stand there like a stooge and hope for the best? He waited for it to head back into bushes ... then ran like hell the other direction.
I recently saw one in Alaska. On an Ebike. Slammed that mf in turbo mode and hauled ass right on up out of there. No pics, none of that bullshit. Other white folk looking like it's Yogi bear or something, snapping pics. Man all I saw was DANGER!!!
