She has giant balls tho. Definitely got in after that. That’s Ocean Ramsey the free diver who dives with sharks for fun. She’s the one that was filmed with “Deep Blue” the world’s largest great white.
Imagine not knowing a lynx can sound like that, being in the woods, and hearing that shit in the distance.
My son and I woke up to that noise in the middle of the night in a tent. Was terrifying. We were in a rocky hollow so it sounded like it was coming from everywhere.
Would be pretty convinced a coven of witches was coming to make me stand in the corner of their basement
Easy to see how they get their name. Pretty accurate at that distance too. Every shot a direct hit. Never knew fish did this before seeing this video.
likely in shock from the sight of a two story home surfing violently down the middle of the street towards him
I just don’t understand why these houses aren’t anchored down. Would take $20 and 10 mins to prevent them floating away in this situation.
Haven’t heard a mountain lion but as a kid I was absolutely terrified by elk bugling at dusk when in central Oregon on a hunting trip with a friend and his dad. My friend and I were loose on our own while Dad was hunting and were a little lost trying to find our way back to camp.
I was in Banff last spring and our tour guide was telling us about The Boss. He’s definitely the bad ass of the area. Saw a lot of elk and deer but no bears.
What an absolute unit, wouldn't want to meet him on one of my trips even with 15 cans of beer spray :D On the offnote,apparently I'm on the market for a new backpack since one I've borrowed to friends got snatched by a puma or something(idiots not taking all the food out of it...). Been reading a bit(mostly stuff from hunting gear reviews like https://gritroutdoors.com/expert-guides-tutorials/ ) and seems like Tasmanian Tiger should be pretty good
It's extremely rare so "The Boss" must just be the Dahmer of Banff. I think I've heard of it happening once here with adult bears and it just killed it moreso than treated it as a meal. Edit: To clarify I'm talking about JH not West Hollywood in case that wasn't obvious.
Interesting - I know polar bears do but that's usually when there's no other food source. Most of what I've seen is either an adult killing cubs just to trim the competition or a fight to the death between adults. But obviously there is a shitload of food options here.
It’s a Bear-Eat-Bear World: Understanding Cannibalism in the Largest Land Carnivores https://www.the-scientist.com/news-...hat when,competition for resources and mating.