Someone saw this on the causeway going over mobile bay. The guy that filmed it says it was way bigger than a bobcat. No one has any idea where it came from
Fucking houston... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...-felt-the-sun-in-12-years-after-being-housed/ Four white tigers have been stuck in an indoor aquarium for 12 years. The indoor exhibit has the appearance of a movie set, and no access to natural light. Their only access to the outside world is a piece of glass, through which visitors to the aquarium gawk at them.
http://www.wlwt.com/article/3-malayan-tiger-cubs-born-at-cincinnati-zoo/8687001 Full-grown version: Spoiler
Thought about that too many times and have run the scenarios through in my head. 100% of the time I survive and about 35% of the time I manage to seriously injure or even kill the mountain lion.
Was this discussed here or elsewhere? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...r-chinese-zoo-climbed-enclosure-avoid-paying/
As long as you were able to see them before they attacked and we're able to pull a knife or pepper spray or a rock you will probably win. But if that fucker has been jumping all nimbly bimbly from tree to tree stalking you unnoticed... well at least you'll have a nice view as you get eaten from a tree someplace. Normally though they don't want to tangle with humans... kind of a risk vs reward situation for them
That happened to me and a friend. It was way too big to be a bobcat, but it's basically one of the rarest things to see a mountain lion or cougar in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains. We just stood there like idiots and thankfully it ran away.
Came across a Florida panther at about 2AM a couple of weeks ago. Went for a walk up my street and after about a half mile, I heard a hiss, got my flashlight out, and saw a huge cat slinking away into the bushes. Thank god they're pussies, and I didn't have my dog. Promptly turned around and went home.
Mountain lions are huge pussies... unless it attacks from a hidden vantage point or you have small children or animals with you then you're too risky of prey for it... they are smart enough to know we can fuck them up...
An Akita as in the breed of dog??? Lol well, that'd be a great way to lose an Akita to a woodland predator
He is absolutely going to die at the hands/mouth of one of them at some point but damn if I'm not jealous of his life up until that point.