Meanwhile, in Florida...

[pete6032]

Alex Figueroa was just taking a nice morning walk around Florida's Circle B Bar Reserve, when he stumbled upon an alligator having a rather large breakfast.
http://digg.com/video/gator-eating-gator-florida

D:

 

[Ns1]

That's an alpha sized gator

 

[swamplizard]

Hey Pete,

That looked like one large specimen.

 

[Homerboy]

Uhhhh I wouldn't be waking on that trail ever again.

 

[Ichinisan]

Uhhhh I wouldn't be waking on that trail ever again.

I would try to never fall asleep on that trail in the first place.

 

[Jeff7]

Complain about the frozen north's Canada Geese being nasty and arrogant all you want, but I'll take them over alligators.



:hmm:
Though there's typically much less risk of an alligator being sucked into a jet engine at 3000ft.

 

[John Connor]

Damn nature! You scary!

 

[Red Squirrel]

Woah. Ya I'll take the moose and bears, thanks.

 

[John Connor]

You can't wrestle a moose or bear.... LOL!

 

[Sheep221]

I thought that they got used to such a stuff in america

 

[Red Squirrel]

You can't wrestle a moose or bear.... LOL!

Bears are actually big pussys, just stand your ground and look them straight in the eyes, and they'll just walk away.

Moose, I'm not sure, I've never come into a face to face situation with one while on foot. I don't think they will typically bother you though but you don't want to bother them either.

Then there's Australia, they have the cute and cuddly Koala bears, and they'll rip your face off.

 

[John Connor]

Bears are actually big pussys, just stand your ground and look them straight in the eyes, and they'll just walk away.

Not according to a bear encounter I read in the mag Field & Stream at the dentist. LOL!

Moose, I'm not sure, I've never come into a face to face situation with one while on foot. I don't think they will typically bother you though but you don't want to bother them either.

Be near a moose with her baby. Even a cow will go after you.

Then there's Australia, they have the cute and cuddly Koala bears, and they'll rip your face off.

They are very cuddly. My mom has friends in Australia and they pet and cuddle koalas all the time. I think it's a misconception that they'll rip your face off.

 

[Red Squirrel]

Yeah any animal with young you don't want to be near. My grandma was blueberry picking alone once and a cub decided it wanted to go play with her. She knew the mother was probably around so she dumped her blueberries and walked off. Kept the bear busy with food so it does not keep following her. The best is how casual my grandma is about the whole situation. I'd be freaking annoyed having to give up all those blueberries!

 

[John Connor]

LOL!