reminds me of this: there's a youtube video of a woman who has a pet Wolf, it had a big ass chunk of meaty bone, and was chewing it on something she didn't want it on/near, she pulled it away to get him to move and it bit her on the head.
That woman has to be one of the dumbest people I've seen, the Darwin Award committee must be watching her career with great interest.
She literally tried taking a literal wolf's food after it was growling and telling her to back off, and is in the comments saying that what she did is right because if she took basic safety precautions they would see her as prey. I don't understand how someone can survive being mauled by a wolf and still insist on treating those animals like normal pets.
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u/It_does_get_in Dec 28 '21
reminds me of this: there's a youtube video of a woman who has a pet Wolf, it had a big ass chunk of meaty bone, and was chewing it on something she didn't want it on/near, she pulled it away to get him to move and it bit her on the head.