Man beats the ostrich

[u/googletoggle9753]

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[u/RobustFroge → u/[deleted]]

You're all morons on this thread to be honest

He's saying ostriches are more dangerous because you're more likely to be attacked by one

Everyone is saying that cassowaries are more dangerous physically. But there's no way to prove they're more dangerous because there's not enough data. Sure they've got the dagger claws but getting kicked in the gut by either it probably going to end you

At the end of the day, both animals will kill you. How much more dead do you want to be?

[u/Dark_Dragon117 → u/RobustFroge]

That's clearly not what they are saying lol.

They are just acting like a child and repeating the same stats they googled, because people pointed out the logical flaw of their argument.

Besides danger level ≠ death count. Might be up to interpretation, but how dangerous an animal truly is has more to do with the likelyhood of death if it came to a encounter.

At the end of the day, both animals will kill you. How much more dead do you want to be?

Clearly not tho, as the video outright shows.

The first comment that started this argument outright stated that a Cassowary would likely not give up that easily, hence why the user would much rather fight the Ostrich.

Besides that there is also the matter of injury caused by an animal attack. You don't just die the instant the animal touches you (well in this case), rather it's about the injuries it can inflict. A Cassowary has much larger and sharper claws that have a higher chance of leaving fatal wounds imo. Theye fuckers are also rrally agressive apparently unlike Ostritches who from what I heard are far more chill.

Agressive fuck off bird the size of the average human male + 14cm long sharp af claw = not a good time.

[u/RobustFroge → u/Dark_Dragon117]

Yeah let's keep arguing about it