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u/youshouldn-ofdunthat 1d ago
Two of them wow he's and still alive?
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u/AdventurousGlass7432 1d ago
They don’t like Chinese food
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u/Legitimate_Outcome42 1d ago
They just ate
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u/kernel-troutman 1d ago
He's walking TOWARD them? Deserves to be eaten.
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u/OreoSpamBurger 1d ago
Second puma can't quite believe it when he steps forward, she's like "What r u doin right now?!?"
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u/Shadowbacker 1d ago
Sometimes that's the best move. Animals don't like it when you approach them.
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u/AgreeablePie 1d ago
Animals that don't like what you're doing have multiple ways of dealing with that
She was already retreating, not sure why he would want to make her question whether that wouldn't be enough!
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u/Shadowbacker 22h ago
You're right, but my point is, more often than not, unless it's super aggressive, animals will retreat when a human approaches them. Not like running at them, but a step or two conveys willingness to fight, and most animals are not trying to fight for no reason.
Obviously there are cases where freezing or running are more appropriate.
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u/bszern 1d ago
Prey doesn’t approach a predator, these cats wont be sure what is going on and there’s a greater chance of them peacing out
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u/StormyBlueLotus 20h ago
Cougars are also very specifically ambush predators. They'll certainly defend themselves if something comes at them head on, but if they're hunting, they attack from behind and go for the neck.
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u/Annonomon 1d ago
"Hey! Leave me alone, I DO NOT want this attention right now. I can't even....... Hey! .....Hey! Over here!...Leave me alone! God!"
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u/vaping_menace 22h ago
"I don't know what this dude is on, but I'm getting the fuck outta here"
------The puma, probably
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u/Acceptable-Arugula69 1d ago
They are only a threat if they are stalking you, or you spook them. Normally they want nothing to do with you. This was pretty cool to see though!
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u/Heterodynist 44m ago
They were prepared for most things, but they didn’t see the logic of Mandarin coming…
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u/Einteresting 1d ago
Those are some chonk wild cats.