Yeah if you fuck with one crow then you're eventually on the shit list of like every crow on the continent, probably.
They are all on my shit list, they should worry about that I am a badass....I am getting worried over here boys.
Upon further review, the lioness did not maintain control of the antelope when it hit the ground. No catch.
Here is a link to a video of a great white stealing bait off of NJ coast the other day: https://www.app.com/story/news/loca...hark-nj-fisherman-manasquan-inlet/1485082001/ Check out the name of the boat:
This was about an hour from me Owsley Remember posting a pic of a lion at a National Park right up the road from me and there was some doubts lions were up this way.
how big is that person in the photo?? Maybe it's the angle, but it looks like that gata could fit her entirely in his mouth
article says it's a 12 foot gator. Based off the estimation you use to guess a gator's length when you can only see his head above water (LINK) it would mean it's roughly 13" from eyes to nostril. That's one small girl
Maybe it was the child of someone else that they were filming, about to be devoured by a giant snake?
devine probably wishes he was at the bottom of the food chain, he might get it in once in a while lol
Parasites from the genus Rebeiroia infect amphibians during their metamorphasis and cause them to grow multiple legs(or none), making them easier prey for birds to complete the parasites life cycle. they also castrate their snail host.
That whale video commentary. "wow, that's a cool life experience" as the kids are screaming bloody murder.
The google machine tells me there has never been a report of an orca killing a human and only 1 bite. (In the wild) Id still have shit myself also
Orca are smart enough to know people are not a threat and are not food. From that guys POV it was hard enough to see exactly what they were. From the kids', they probably could only see 2 dorsal fins coming at them. Fuck all that. But for future reference, if you see orca in the wild, stop and play with them.
The fact that Orcas have never mistaken us for a seal or gotten curious on what we’d taste like (which sharks do all the time) kinda baffles me, even with them being very intelligent.