Animals and the cultures that worshipped them

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(01-03-2016, 04:09 AM)brotherbear Wrote: A grizzly is less likely to choose a mature bison or moose as potential prey than might a lion or a tiger, given the same opportunity. The bear has a more varied diet so therefore more food options. This choice has nothing to do with courage. Both lions and tigers are extremely courageous predators made evident by some of their prey choices. The courage of the bear cannot be so easily measured. A bear will certainly, with few exceptions, choose the easiest meal available.    

We cannot determine braveness of an animal based on their diet option. Yes, the bears can be more opportunists based on their diversified diet ranged from omnivore to piscivore.

However, when the animal is at bay, I can assume that the bear who is usually more relatively docile in behavior could turn out to be more dangerous than any big cat.

A corned bear is the last thing that anyone wants to mess with. Reply