Wolves are dogs and they have the same biological flaw. If they go to bite you just stick your entire arm straight down their throats and they can't close. And canine claws do negligible damage.
Komodo dragons are only like 200lbs. As long as you avoid the bite you good.
Anacondas are snakes and only have one form of attack in the form of bite. They also show a trademark pose before biting. They are to big to adjust to swift movement while in the pose. The take the s shape and you get distance and circle behind. Get on top of their head and punch where the skull meets spine.
Ostiches can't be that dangerous when cheetahs kill them and people farm them.
Breh wolves will bite anything you give them, their reflexes are much faster than yours, you can't touch them without losing a hand or a leg. They go straight to your shin and make you tap dance for them
A wolf will never aim at your head and allow you to punch them, don't underestimate their intelligence.
Some of y'all overrate human beings, we ain't shyt.
You wouldn't go near a Komodo Dragon, they would get on 2 feet and you wouldn't want those problems, out of the animals in your list, I can guarantee you that no human would ever try them barehanded. One bite and it would just chill and watch you die.
You're crazy if you think you can sit on top of an anaconda and it will stop them from doing anything, that bytch is all muscle, in documentaries you got 4, 5 grown men trying to pull them from water and they can't. They'll out muscle you easily in any scenario and once it bites you it's over. Even if you sit on top of their head they'll still use the other end of their body to wrestle you
Cheetahs never hunt ostriches alone, they know better.
Not going to lie, you had me for a second
Then my common sense kicked back in and, like I thought, you can fight off a wolf bare handed WHEN YOUR LIFE IS AT STAKE
Minnesota teen describes fighting off attacking wolf
BEMIDJI, Minn. — A 16-year-old boy who fought off a rare apparent wolf attack in northern Minnesota says he won’t be sleeping outside anytime soon.
Noah Graham of Solway was camping on Lake Winnibigoshish with five friends last weekend. He told The Pioneer of Bemidji that he was talking with his girlfriend just before the animal chomped the back of his head early Saturday.
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources officials think it’s the first documented serious-injury wolf attack on a human in Minnesota. As of Tuesday, the DNR was waiting for DNA test results to confirm whether a wolf trapped and killed in the same campground early Monday is the animal that attacked Graham, and for results on whether it had rabies.
Despite a 4-inch gash on his scalp, 17 staples to close the wound and “the worst pain of his life,” Graham didn’t seem fazed Monday by his encounter, nor the needle that delivered a rabies shot following the attack.
“I had to reach behind me and jerk my head out of its mouth,” Graham recalled. “After I got up, I was kicking at it and screaming at it and it wouldn’t leave. But then after a while I got it to run away.”
The 75-pound male wolf killed Monday had a jaw deformity that prevented its upper and lower teeth from lining up and likely had to scavenge because it wouldn’t have been able to kill large prey, said Tom Provost, regional manager for the DNR’s enforcement division in Grand Rapids.
Graham said the attack came without warning.
“There was no sound at all. Didn’t hear it. It was just all of a sudden there,” he said.
Graham’s girlfriend fled to her Jeep, while two other members of the camping party slept through all the screaming, kicking and fighting, he said.
Earlier Friday evening, an animal that several campers said was a wolf caused trouble in the West Winnie Campground, which is operated by the U.S. Forest Service.
The animal tore through at least two tents, puncturing an air mattress in one.
After Graham was attacked, officials from the Forest Service, DNR and Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe tried unsuccessfully to capture a wolf near the scene.
Later, a wolf approached a DNR officer a quarter-mile away. The officer fired at the wolf, but missed, and the wolf ran off.
U.S. Department of Agriculture trappers eventually caught the wolf that was destroyed Monday.
Defeated by a 16yr old
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The first post had this memo in it.they’re just tales.
tales, to be exact.
Did you even read them? One account was of a bobcat killing a grizzly bear. Just stop breh
There is literally wrong information top to bottom here about these animals - Wolverines are not dogs, anacondas attack is not a bite nor is there a specific pose before striking - you sir would be dead. Thanks for playing thoWolves are dogs and they have the same biological flaw. If they go to bite you just stick your entire arm straight down their throats and they can't close. And canine claws do negligible damage.
Komodo dragons are only like 200lbs. As long as you avoid the bite you good.
Anacondas are snakes and only have one form of attack in the form of bite. They also show a trademark pose before biting. They are to big to adjust to swift movement while in the pose. The take the s shape and you get distance and circle behind. Get on top of their head and punch where the skull meets spine.
Ostiches can't be that dangerous when cheetahs kill them and people farm them.
The first post had this memo in it.
It was small so i copied it here.
Wolves are dogs and they have the same biological flaw. If they go to bite you just stick your entire arm straight down their throats and they can't close. And canine claws do negligible damage.
Komodo dragons are only like 200lbs. As long as you avoid the bite you good.
Anacondas are snakes and only have one form of attack in the form of bite. They also show a trademark pose before biting. They are to big to adjust to swift movement while in the pose. The take the s shape and you get distance and circle behind. Get on top of their head and punch where the skull meets spine.
Ostiches can't be that dangerous when cheetahs kill them and people farm them.
act like a 20-30 foot snake biting you is the only way it kills its prey brehs.Wolves are dogs and they have the same biological flaw. If they go to bite you just stick your entire arm straight down their throats and they can't close. And canine claws do negligible damage.
Komodo dragons are only like 200lbs. As long as you avoid the bite you good.
Anacondas are snakes and only have one form of attack in the form of bite. They also show a trademark pose before biting. They are to big to adjust to swift movement while in the pose. The take the s shape and you get distance and circle behind. Get on top of their head and punch where the skull meets spine.
Ostiches can't be that dangerous when cheetahs kill them and people farm them.
Every animal you listed would give you the business. Even a squirrel would put you in a world of pain looking like you got jumped by 4 men leaking in a hospital lobby.
You could probably fukk up some type of bird, like a chicken.
Fight wolverine's brehs
Muthafukka had the wolf in a chokehold tryna bite it's mouth off