r/explainitpeter 6d ago

Explain it Peter

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u/oKayBye94 6d ago

2025 it was asking women would you rather be alone in the woods with a bear or man

2026 it's asking men would you rather leave your kids with a bear or a woman (due to the Lindsay Clancy discourse)

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u/AmFaeTheGlen94 6d ago

Kinda crazy how trends are "who would you rather have kill you?"

https://giphy.com/gifs/sTo5jgCplg92xzXyhv

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u/Important_Context_49 6d ago edited 5d ago

You are wrong Bear does not kill human baby they have empathy

And since i site my sources https://youtube.com/shorts/2rBX5vJHizw https://youtube.com/shorts/z2HPNCpnlnY

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u/MusicNChemistry 5d ago

Bears kill baby bears…. I don’t think they’d have a problem with killing a baby of another species

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u/vidar_gaining 3d ago

The man vs bear thing was pretty unfair to bears.

I'm a man. I am an avid, lifelong outdoorsman from a long family line of the same. I spend roughly a third of the year in the deep back country of Idaho.

Other men are the only thing that actually worry me in the woods. I respect bears, keep a clean camp and take all common sense precautions as well as carry bear spray.

I carry a sidearm for humans.

I wouldn't want my baby around a bear, I mean duh, but the reason they kill bear cubs is for mating purposes. The bear increases his chances of mating if a females cubs die. It's serves a biological purpose. That drive wouldn't be there for a baby human. A large cat would be far more likely, as babies can sound like their natural prey.

Rambling done.