Isnt every other animal down under able to kill you in some way.
One impressive animal we got here is the moose. People have no idea how freakin huge these are.
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One impressive animal we got here is the moose. People have no idea how freakin huge these are.
I’m imagining a moose is like a camel but wider and with horns? HahIsnt every other animal down under able to kill you in some way.
One impressive animal we got here is the moose. People have no idea how freakin huge these are.
we don’t have big things over here That eat you... but yep a skippy can still mess you up if you get a big red or the like...mostly it’s just lots of tiny things with an over abundance of poisons
See....now right there.....that’s the scary %^&^% problem.mostly lot’s of tiny things with an over abundance of poisons
Isnt every other animal down under able to kill you in some way.
One impressive animal we got here is the moose. People have no idea how freakin huge these are.
One of my fave memes.
I used to see bears outside my aunt's farm in Pennsylvania. Also you can spot them in the Shenandoah mountains here in Virginia not too far from DC. Generally east coast black bears are shy and will go away from humans if you make noise. Except for the idiot tourists who feed them which makes them dangerous; even then black bear attacks are really rare. Still have to be careful, of course.
Now out in northwest you've got brown grizzly bears, which are a whole different story. Those things are monsters in the woods.
Now out in northwest you've got brown grizzly bears, which are a whole different story. Those things are monsters in the woods.
i have friends in cali who regularly post pics on fb of bears in the yard, on their porch, that sort of thing. they actually live in fairly close parts of l.a. county.
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You don't need to run faster than the bear. Just faster than your buddy.
Once when I went to Montana for a hiking trip a guy told me how to tell bears apart: "If you climb a tree and the bear follows you up the tree to kill you it's a black bear. If the bear rips the tree out of the ground to kill you and then uses the tree as a toothpick, it's a grizzly. If there are no trees it's a polar bear. Enjoy your hike."
I’m imagining a moose is like a camel but wider and with horns? Hah
we don’t have big things over here That eat you... but yep a skippy can still mess you up if you get a big red or the like...mostly it’s just lots of tiny things with an over abundance of poisons
i'd imagine an emu would gut you easily, too.
I think pretty much my life expectancy would be reduced to a few hours thrown out into any wild environment survival type thing.
Something would get me......
That’s exactly how I felt when I discovered my favorite club in LA.
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Back when I lived there the classic meme was "more cows than people." Mud season lasted quite a while too IIRC.
Had to look that up. I remember when that happened. The main subject and his girlfriend were idiots and it's amazing they got away with it for as long as they did.
wanna hear an experiment on hydrasynth using the ribbon theramin control to control pitch (microtonal scale) while futzing with macro knobs to change some stuff? yes? great!
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