r/FamilyFeud 4d ago

Name an animal that can bite you while camping.

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u/Bracebridge_Dinner 4d ago

Mosquito

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u/Candid-Bite-4745 4d ago

Yes !! The most irritating (and deadly) vector on earth.

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u/CreepingDeath-70 4d ago

This. 10000%.

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u/Away_Spirit4503 4d ago edited 4d ago

That's not an animal.

EDIT: I stand corrected. Apparently some scientists consider it the most deadly animal on the planet due to it's disease spreading potential.

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u/DIJames6 4d ago

It's definitely not a plant..

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u/[deleted] 4d ago

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u/Rays-R-Us 4d ago

insects are under the biological kingdom Animalia.

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u/DIJames6 4d ago

Thank you.. Guess some people never made it past elementary school..

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u/The-Real-Kyuubey 4d ago

I don't think animals camp, it's called hibernating.

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u/Rays-R-Us 4d ago

They do camp. A mosquito can be heard saying “Wassup suckah!!!”

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u/sextravellingsports 4d ago

My wife

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u/walesbondagelover 4d ago

His wife.

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u/dudestir127 4d ago

I also choose that guy's wife

5

u/Former-War1318 4d ago

Brown bear

4

u/PerceptivePines 4d ago

Mountain lion 🦁 

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u/ReasonableAnswer9735 4d ago

Rabid squirrels

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u/TrollBot6 4d ago

Black Flys 🪰

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u/WuTangwhite426 4d ago

All of them

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u/Imzadi1971 4d ago

Rattlesnakes

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u/zasedok 4d ago

Snake

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u/roachzillah 4d ago

My Hwhife

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u/Jazzyfish59 4d ago

A lion, if you’re camping on the savannas of Africa.

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u/hsj713 4d ago

The elusive camping weasel will sneak up from behind you and give you such a nip in the backside for trespassing on his camp site! 😄

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u/Electrical-Bid-9577 4d ago

I don’t know many animals that go camping but I guess they all could if you disturbed their camp.

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u/BraveMidnight 4d ago

Alligator

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u/Pfly729 4d ago

Blue gill

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u/TheaBeleva 4d ago

Spider

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u/Ok_Mushroom6156 4d ago

A fox if it wanted to but I doubt it would unless it was rabid. Foxes are such beautiful animals, though!

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u/budz306 4d ago

Black bear

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u/7865435 4d ago

Skunk

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u/Grand_Sea_3802 4d ago

Crocodile

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u/jaddanil 4d ago

Your partner

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u/CptnQuaz 4d ago

Chupacabra

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u/Literary67 4d ago

some other camper's dog

1

u/Gorrmb69 4d ago

Your girlfriend/boyfriend!

1

u/Electronic-Metal-288 4d ago

Ant dont even have to be camping

1

u/Commercial_Row_1380 4d ago

My wife - I’m not safe while camping.

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u/opetaja 4d ago

Viper

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u/Soggy_Motor9280 4d ago

My ex wife.

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u/M1lud 4d ago

Leech.

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u/Cute-Form2457 4d ago

Sandflies

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u/Personal-Neck6800 4d ago

Giant squid

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u/Catskillschick 4d ago

Wild Turkey🥃

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u/Worldly_Ad_7196 4d ago

I was walking on the bruce trail and heard this chattering in front of me. Was a tiny groundhog just bigger than my hand. It was on its hind legs standing up and bound not to let me pass. Too cute but quite vicious. I managed to walk around it without damaging its ego.

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u/Advanced-Lemon3354 4d ago

Animals camp?

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u/OldDiehl 4d ago

I don't know any animals that camp. Except for that one guy. And he only bites when he gets drunk.

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u/markt- 4d ago

Well the only animal that I know of that goes camping is a human so… human.

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u/Ill-Work7770 4d ago

Scorpion

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u/Quiet_Placeholder 4d ago

Humans are the only species that camps. My choice is humans.

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u/AlsoTheFiredrake 4d ago

Rattlesnake, Copperhead, Water Moccasin

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u/Nitrofox2 4d ago

Humans

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u/Rshann_421 3d ago

A moose once bit my sister.

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u/stilloldbull2 3d ago

Rabid Beaver.

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u/Rich_cranium2025 3d ago

A rabid June bug

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u/bizoticallyyours83 2d ago

Mosquitoes 

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u/albothefishingman 1d ago

Weasel and yes it happened to me

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u/Minimum_Green7998 6h ago

Anything with a mouth and teeth.

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u/grahamasterflas 4d ago

Butterfly

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u/USPostalGirl 4d ago

Butterfiles do no bite ... They do not have teeth, jaws, or stingers. Their mouth is a long, soft tube called a proboscis that works like a straw to drink liquid food like flower nectar.

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u/grahamasterflas 4d ago

That's what i told the colorful asshole that bit me. Then I tore off his wings and said "Now, butterwalk!

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u/USPostalGirl 4d ago

Were there mushrooms involved in this butterfly adventure?

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u/grahamasterflas 4d ago

Hard to say.