Human Strength

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@Pckts,

I bet you most of these accounts of "humans killing wild animals" are completely faked. Ever hear of "spoof news"? Don't believe in every news article in the internet (even those that are reported by multiple news outlets); most of those are garnered to get more attention, thus more popularity to the news-site that posted the article. 

The one with the 9-year old choking the pitbull out? Not well documented at all, just like the plaque where a man apparently "ripped out a grizzly bear's jugular vein and killed it by repeatedly bashing its head with a stick," what a sack of bull****. 

The one where an Indian female farmer killed an attacking leopard with her bare hands? Where is the picture of the dead leopard? There surely is a picture of her on the hospital bed after the leopard either "ran away in fear of confrontation" or "got shot later."

How about the one where a woman "ran out and punched a bear in the face" for attacking her pet dog? Really?

And what about the one where a woman so-called "wrestled a polar bear down to save her children," some articles described her repeatedly kicking the polar bear, one even described her fighting with assistance towards the bear. Kicking to scare off a polar bear is obviously not the same thing as actually subduing and wrestling the polar bear down (which is definitely impossible for any human.)

Here is some advice to you, Pckts. Man always looks for himself to be superior, even superior to the wilderness and all its strengths/animals. Man wants to be viewed as number one, regardless of circumstance, thus he will come up with every lie in the book like "wrestling a bear down and choking it to death" when in reality, he scared the bear away by surprising the bear with retaliation.

Newspapers always have the ability to fool the mass into believing their ideas. Don't be one of the mass-affected people, Pckts. Reply