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Conversation was on predators large enough to hunt. I suppose red foxes might count, but they're not a threat to livestock and small children the way coyotes are.
[Coyotes have attacked and killed adult humans, but that's extremely rare]
Foxes have been reported on numerous occasions getting into peoples gardens and attacking small children. In fact some get in to homes and have attacked small children.
They also kill pets, chickens, geese, ducks etc.
Conversation was on predators large enough to hunt. I suppose red foxes might count, but they're not a threat to livestock and small children the way coyotes are.
[Coyotes have attacked and killed adult humans, but that's extremely rare]
I've occasionally posted while I'm eating something if by myself. Or waiting for food, etc. Including traveling. Don't get what's wrong with it.
I would have posted more while traveling but I had no internet on my phone and the hotel connection was often barely functional.
Maybe because it's weird. Go on holiday, yet still post on an internet forum all day. Yeah, OK then.
I get that this forum has it's fair share of odd people, but ffs just enjoy your bloody holiday without having the need to post online about it all day.
Fair enough if you're just posting pictures. But that's not the case here.
Why can't people go on holiday without feeling this ridiculous need to go back on the internet. It's the same kind of person that can't not touch their every five seconds, or spends all night glued to a laptop when at home.
This isn't aimed at you nei, as I know you often go out and about cycling and what not.
We've have several accounts of Pikes attacking swimmers, especially children, so guess they count as well. A bear killed a man just recently, but a wolf hasn't killed a human since 1881.
We've have several accounts of Pikes attacking swimmers, especially children, so guess they count as well. A bear killed a man just recently, but a wolf hasn't killed a human since 1881.
Black bears in the eastern US are generally rather non-aggressive, but once in a very rare instance one might think a human is prey (what's so strange about that? Humans sometimes think black bears are good to eat). Someone in New Jersey got killed and eaten by a black bear. Might survived if the group he was in didn't scatter and run.
A wolf attacked a biyclist in Yukokn. Or rather his bicycle, it seems the wolf might have been just interested in the bicycle.
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I'd be too busy eating my lunch...
