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People with no experience with Nature or being in the Wild tend to think of Disney movies as documentaries.I think that some people never saw wild animals in the real world and believe they're like pets (or maybe like some cartoon characters like Bugs Bunny or Yogi Bear)
Sad but true!People with no experience with Nature or being in the Wild tend to think of Disney movies as documentaries.I think that some people never saw wild animals in the real world and believe they're like pets (or maybe like some cartoon characters like Bugs Bunny or Yogi Bear)
Why are people so stupid when they get around wild animals?
The way i figure it?
If an animal doesnt run when he sees me there's a damn good reason for it.
The way i figure it?
If an animal doesnt run when he sees me there's a damn good reason for it.
You make him dinner!
People, when outside their normal habitat, do tend to do ignorant things more often. I suspect 99% of the population knows better than to go up and pet a bull without asking what his temperament is.People are pretty stupid in general. It's not just around animals.Why are people so stupid when they get around wild animals?
People, when outside their normal habitat, do tend to do ignorant things more often. I suspect 99% of the population knows better than to go up and pet a bull without asking what his temperament is.
But some folks without any experience out in the wild will tend to make gratuitous assumptions, like the guy that was following grizzlies around and videoing them. He wound up dinner one day.
I think most people know better than that.
People, when outside their normal habitat, do tend to do ignorant things more often. I suspect 99% of the population knows better than to go up and pet a bull without asking what his temperament is.People are pretty stupid in general. It's not just around animals.Why are people so stupid when they get around wild animals?
But some folks without any experience out in the wild will tend to make gratuitous assumptions, like the guy that was following grizzlies around and videoing them. He wound up dinner one day.
I think most people know better than that.
That was really sad.People, when outside their normal habitat, do tend to do ignorant things more often. I suspect 99% of the population knows better than to go up and pet a bull without asking what his temperament is.
But some folks without any experience out in the wild will tend to make gratuitous assumptions, like the guy that was following grizzlies around and videoing them. He wound up dinner one day.
I think most people know better than that.
Timothy Treadwell
Think about it.....sad part in this first attack is that the parents ran from the daughter.
Wrong on both counts. Have a nice day!These people are always liberals who think that since they give to the WWF and are animal lovers, they will be spared from these wild animals instincts. They're the same type of people who eat aquarium cleaner to combat COVID 19. The world is a better place without these people who think petting the Rino or drinking Clorox are acceptable.
and yet here you are....it was a gopper who ate the aquarium shit and the idiot president taking a drug that is not meant for covid
At this time of year, the northern part of the state is lousy with moose. You can take a drive up to Greenville and be guaranteed to see at least one or two. They seem to be used to the gawkers, and they're pretty calm about it. People stop their cars, get out and start clicking away.....but moose have a "boundary." They will keep a certain amount of space between themselves and a human. If human moves five feet closer, moose will move five feet back. They don't want to be interrupted in their feeding, so they don't run away like a deer would; but they want that space. I don't know what they'd do if you violated it, if they couldn't move away.
I had one charge my car once. They can get nasty when provoked.
Two days after the Yellowstone National Park partially reopened following coronavirus restrictions, a woman was injured by a bison.
The victim had been following the wild animal too closely Wednesday afternoon, according to a statement from park spokeswoman Linda
The park did not release the woman's name.
They said she was knocked to the ground and received attention from park medical staff but chose not to go to the hospital.
Veress said the guest did not follow the park's guidance to stay at least 25 yards away from all large animals.
Why not? If we can't get along then we gotta get it on. But the truth is, I don't have much if any respect for liberal thought. SorryJust because this is a political board doesn't mean that you have to turn it into a liberal v. conservative issue in every single fucking thread.These people are always liberals who think that since they give to the WWF and are animal lovers, they will be spared from these wild animals instincts. They're the same type of people who eat aquarium cleaner to combat COVID 19. The world is a better place without these people who think petting the Rino or drinking Clorox are acceptable.
Why would anyone want to closely follow a bison, for godssakes? Their good looks? Their sweet, friendly dispositions? If you want a good picture of one, buy a postcard at the gift shop.
I agree with Andylusion but I have to disagree with him about the song, Colors of the Wind.
I like so much that song
I get it. You like the song. That's fine. But you understand my meaning?
