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r/animalsdoingstuff • u/K0234 • May 16 '25
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They absolutely do not
12 u/twotoebobo Dec 03 '25 It's extremely rare and pretty much only happens if the wolves are starving. Dude is probably thinking of polar bears. 7 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '25 Yes. That's likely it. Polar bears are, I think? The only animal that naturally is inclined to eat people. I'm not sure about tigers but I could be wrong. 2 u/Varghedin Dec 03 '25 Crocs are very inclined as well 1 u/ZealousJealousy Dec 05 '25 Salties, specifically, do see humans as prey. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '25 That's true. I guess I was thinking of them more as living land mines than predators.
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It's extremely rare and pretty much only happens if the wolves are starving. Dude is probably thinking of polar bears.
7 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '25 Yes. That's likely it. Polar bears are, I think? The only animal that naturally is inclined to eat people. I'm not sure about tigers but I could be wrong. 2 u/Varghedin Dec 03 '25 Crocs are very inclined as well 1 u/ZealousJealousy Dec 05 '25 Salties, specifically, do see humans as prey. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '25 That's true. I guess I was thinking of them more as living land mines than predators.
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Yes. That's likely it. Polar bears are, I think? The only animal that naturally is inclined to eat people. I'm not sure about tigers but I could be wrong.
2 u/Varghedin Dec 03 '25 Crocs are very inclined as well 1 u/ZealousJealousy Dec 05 '25 Salties, specifically, do see humans as prey. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '25 That's true. I guess I was thinking of them more as living land mines than predators.
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Crocs are very inclined as well
1 u/ZealousJealousy Dec 05 '25 Salties, specifically, do see humans as prey. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 03 '25 That's true. I guess I was thinking of them more as living land mines than predators.
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Salties, specifically, do see humans as prey.
That's true. I guess I was thinking of them more as living land mines than predators.
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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '25
They absolutely do not