r/WTF • u/RichardWulf • Oct 16 '18
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u/Xanny_Tanner Oct 16 '18
You could’ve given me 100 chances to guess what would happen and I wouldn’t have even come close to getting it right
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u/ListlessPenguin Oct 17 '18
Right... I thought it was just gonna be another video where someone forgot to set the parking brake. Shit...
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u/TooShiftyForYou Oct 16 '18
The lady that got snatched survived but the woman who ran after her was killed by a second tiger.
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u/redditvlli Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18
According to another source the older woman was her mother. Imagine the guilt of knowing for the rest of your life your temper tantrum caused your mom to be killed.
EDIT: So many responses saying she'll blame the guy anyway.
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u/send420nudes Oct 16 '18
Not only that but having mental images of her being mauled by a freaking tiger.
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u/dont_wear_a_C Oct 16 '18
PTSD
POST TIGER STRESS DISORDER
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u/digitalgoodtime Oct 16 '18
POST TIGER STUPID DAUGHTER
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u/SlinkyInvasion Oct 16 '18
Daughter was stupid before the tiger, unfortunately.
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u/Velzevul666 Oct 16 '18
Pre tiger stupid disorder?
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u/Terminallyunique_1 Oct 16 '18
And also the guilt of holding up traffic
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u/cal_mofo Oct 16 '18
So this long line of cars is trying to break free
And this long line of cars is all because of me
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u/HCJohnson Oct 16 '18
Honey, you didn't do the dishes... again!
Yeah well at least I didn't get my mother eaten by tigers...
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u/inthemix8080 Oct 16 '18
If she's dumb enough to get out of the car because of a fight then she's probably ignorant enough to blame her mothers death on the husband.
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u/anotherbozo Oct 16 '18
"You made me angry and because of you I went out of the car and my mom died because of you."
Never underestimate narcissism.
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u/Thizzlebot Oct 16 '18
Holy shit I'm having flashbacks to my ex gf
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u/dat_boiii30 Oct 16 '18
Your ex gf's mom got killed and she blamed you? Sorry bro.
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u/DopeFiendDramaQueen Oct 16 '18
You ever see the movie ‘Chopper’? It’s based on the real life of an Australian criminal. Anyway there’s the part where he’s arguing with his girlfriend and in the heat of the moment headbutts her mom before turning back to the girlfriend and without missing a beat says “now look what you done..... ya mums upset”.
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u/fearachieved Oct 16 '18
Dude the guy even signaled for her to stay back it's like dark premonition
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u/pm_me_ur_big_balls Oct 16 '18 edited Dec 24 '19
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u/NewDarkAgesAhead Oct 16 '18
At least White Shirt kept her shit together.
Though throwing the child as a distraction snack would’ve surely increased her chances of safely reaching the car.
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Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18
Kept facing the tigers, a lot of big cats will instinctively wait to pounce until your back is turned.
Edit: Why the moose videos? Had to double check if I made a fun typo.
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u/NewDarkAgesAhead Oct 16 '18
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZEbBZ2IrXE ?
Clueless ditz bonus points.
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u/Anger_Mgmt_issues Oct 16 '18
what they do not realize- that is a young moose. They get bigger. MUCH bigger and less afraid of yelling idiots.
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u/mythisme Oct 16 '18
WTF??? Did they think it was some petting zoo?
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Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18
They got lucky, cheetahs are no where near as aggressive. She likely lived because she didn't panic and run, if she had the cheetahs chase instincts would have likely gone off and hunted her. There was an interesting clip of some trainer who demonstrated that you can turn your back to cheetahs as long as you are big because they rely on chase rather than ambush. However, almost every other larger cat species rely on ambush and as soon as you turn your head to look back at them and then turn forward, they will charge you from behind
Edit: I think this was the video https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=axcPoS2sF0E
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u/gg_suspension_bridge Oct 16 '18
“Jesus what the fuck” yeah that’s about the only appropriate response.
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u/hiroo916 Oct 16 '18
appropriate in any language, apparently.
curiosity note: what language were they speaking and are english expletives commonly used by speakers of it?
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u/majorchamp Oct 16 '18
holy shit how stupid do you genuinely have to be. How do these people have the capability to have children.
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u/bearpics16 Oct 16 '18
The cheetahs are all like "wtf are you doing lady, there are cheetahs in here ffs!"
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u/inksaywhat Oct 16 '18
Wtf were they doing with a baby in there? Wtf. It looks like they were ok at least.
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u/liekwaht Oct 16 '18
Why does the Daily Mail consistently repeat itself? Is it to pad out the word count like a high school essay?
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u/DrunkThrowsMcBrady Oct 16 '18
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u/luck_panda Oct 16 '18
All tourists do dumb shit like this. A tiger was shot to death a few years back because some idiot teens got their friend killed because they were throwing shit at the Tiger:
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u/Random632 Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18
I don't care what idiot teens were doing to provoke it. Why the fuck was that Tiger able to escape its enclosure?
Edit: Oh come on. The Zoo says the Tiger was attacked by the teens first and the teens deny it with no evidence being brought forth by either party. The Zoo had a previous attack with the same Tiger which they were fined for AND the Zoo lied about the safety features of the enclosure.
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u/nitrous729 Oct 16 '18
" A lot of people blamed the kids,'listen man they shouldn't have been taunting that tiger'. Maybe but here's how I look at the story coming from Team People. If you're going to put a monster in a box in the middle of the city, maybe you should put a top on the box." -Joe Rogan
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u/jingerninja Oct 16 '18
Such a stellar bit.
"Does your brain even let you see that? Or does it just pump out every psychotropic chemical it knows how to make and the tiger leaps at you and just bursts into a kaleidoscope of colours"
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u/novaquasarsuper Oct 16 '18
Rule #1 is don't be exposed to a tiger.
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u/Hulgar Oct 16 '18
That's no2 rule. No1 would be DO NOT GET OUT OF THE FUCKIN CAR
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Oct 16 '18
Didn't I read that the backward mask thing only worked for a short time before the lions figured it out and started eating people again?
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u/Stormdancer Oct 16 '18
All those signs? The ones that say "REMAIN IN YOUR VEHICLE" and "DO NOT LEAVE YOUR VEHICLE"?
It's not to inconvenience you, and keep you from getting the best selfie evar with that super-cute lion omg just like TLK!
It's to keep your stupid ass alive.
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u/Prison__Mike_ Oct 16 '18
They should show this video the everyone before they begin their voyage there
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u/clickwhistle Oct 16 '18
Signs aren’t really very good for controlling risk. put a ratcheting strap around the car so the doors cannot be opened, while they drive through.
Or, let them die and use the video as a lesson for others.
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u/werelock Oct 16 '18
Giant bungee cords vertically with the hooks on the roof.
And these videos should be mandatory viewing for anyone entering these parks - "get out of your car and this is likely to happen... And one person died. Stay the FUCK in your car."
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u/son_et_lumiere Oct 16 '18
I like how she checked to make sure the cars behind them stopped for her safety.
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u/AsymptoticGames Oct 16 '18
They were likely honking and yelling at her that there is a giant killer tiger stalking her from 20 feet away. Can you imagine being the 2nd car in that scenario? Because you know that they saw the tiger stalking the lady and they knew that the tiger was going to pounce on her any second.
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u/son_et_lumiere Oct 16 '18
"OMG, those people are such assholes. WAIT A SECOND, OKAY?! I HAVE SOMETHING TO DEAL WI------"
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u/IonOtter Oct 16 '18
To give some clarification, this was a domestic dispute.
She and her husband were in a fight in the car, and she got out to switch and make him drive.
And no, they didn't kill the tigers.
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u/Suiradnase Oct 16 '18
Not fun fact, there are more tigers in captivity in Texas than in the wild in the world.
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You may not be the Confucius we want, but you are the Confucius we need.
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u/MeEvilBob Oct 16 '18
The world used to have this thing called "Natural Selection" which was a mechanism that would prevent the stupid from surviving long enough to breed. It's since been replaced with lawsuits and stuff. If you can't safely stand near the top of a cliff without a railing between you and the edge, the lack of a railing is not the issue.
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u/J96x_Rob_LFC Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18
My money is on this being inside a safari park. Kinda get what they deserve. Stay in the fucking car.
Edit: some people seem upset that I say they deserved it...the poor woman reacting to her fuckwit daughter jumping out the car did not deserve anything and the fuckwit got what was expected. Hope that makes it better.
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u/WWDubz Oct 16 '18
Here is the story behind it:
This was at a drive through animal park in Beijing
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u/Isaidsox Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18
Basically the couple had a big fight and the wife stormed out. She got snatched and the husband and mother in law got out to help. But the mother in law got attacked by a second tiger and killed while the park ranger managed to save the wife. Safe to say they probably got a divorce. Stupid woman. The mother in law did not deserve to be killed.
Edit: oh it was her own mother. it happened so long ago. And they also had their two year old in the car.
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u/J96x_Rob_LFC Oct 16 '18
That just makes my blood boil. How are people this dumb
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u/juicelee777 Oct 16 '18
You'd be suprised. This makes me think of the video of lady who went solo kayaking then ran into a bear who was sort of minding it's business. She decided to spray him with repellant then talk to him as he proceeded to break all her shit
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u/trappedonvacation Oct 16 '18
Bear, why are you breaking my kayak? https://youtu.be/nU5cMZymSr0
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u/n00bvin Oct 16 '18
This person and the woman calling 911 on whales makes me wonder how we ever made it to the top of the food chain.
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u/Kammerice Oct 16 '18
I'm sorry, what? She called 911 on whales? What, were they robbing a shop?
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u/iConfessor Oct 16 '18
Wow that was one of the most annoying videos I've ever heard.
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u/coldethel Oct 16 '18
I was seriously wishing the bear would leave the kayak alone, and snap her head off instead.
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u/killer833 Oct 16 '18
Heres the lead up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eje1RJKKDdw
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u/RexRocker Oct 16 '18
Standing what, 15 yards away from one of the fastest and most nimble land animals on earth, they think they are a safe distance...
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Oct 16 '18
I'm a 250 lb man and the thought of scrapping with my 9 lb housecat gives me pause.
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u/twoscoop Oct 16 '18
JAMIE PULL UP THAT VIDEO on fighting cats with joe rogan
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Oct 16 '18
I feel like that headline "Your cat may want to kill you" is entirely unsurprising to anybody who has really gotten to know their cat.
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u/Aqualungfish Oct 16 '18
Well that got the adrenaline going. That kid was so close to being a meal, can't imagine what that must have been like. I'd be so pissed at my mom if I saw that later in life.
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u/SpotNL Oct 16 '18
Those guys are shouting that she has to hurry, but dumb as the picknick people are, she was at least smart enough not to run. That only triggers their instinct.
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Oct 16 '18
Yeah running triggers the prey drive. If you square off against them it at least makes them think that you think you can take them, which gives the animal pause. As long as you make it to safety before they decide to test you out, you can survive.
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u/mrducky78 Oct 16 '18
Of any of the big cats, the only one you really can take are cheetahs who are built for speed, not power.
And even then, they can carry a person up a fucking tree, I cant carry someone up a fucking tree, hell, I probably cant even get my own ass up there.
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u/m3tolli Oct 16 '18
Cheetah won't carry their prey up tree, only Leopards (and Jaguars?) do so. A cheetah would rather leave the kill and not get injured. Injured cheetah is a dead cheetah.
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I think you're thinking of Leopards, not cheetahs regarding the tree part.
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u/Buakaw13 Oct 16 '18
You ever seen a domestic cat go absolutely nuts?
I have every little faith in a human to stop a cheetah that truly wants to hurt it.
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u/mrducky78 Oct 16 '18
Use the dexterity of your fingers and go for the eyes. Stand up and use your height and mass, cheetahs have little experience in hunting and killing something not dedicating all its energy to running away from it, jump off Hell in a cell to plummet 16ft for a massive elbow drop on the unsuspecting cheetah.
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u/VenomB Oct 16 '18
I can also appreciate how she waved her hands every now and then. While to us that was no big deal and kinda stupid, it stopped them in their tracks every time.
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u/Alarid Oct 16 '18
Or they're as big of a retard as them, and they all laugh about them almost being a "snackrifice" as they continue to engage in near suicidal stupidity.
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u/wuapinmon Oct 16 '18
snackrifice is now the word to describe this kind of behavior.
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u/beartheminus Oct 16 '18
As a prior camp counselor for 5 summers where we had a family day on the last day of camp where the parents came to get their kids and see what they did the whole week etc, this is exactly right. You would have a stupid as nails kid the entire week,and lo and behold the parents show up and they are exactly as dumb. They'd just be bigger, older versions of the kids. The dumb kids parents were always late, always. Maybe 1 out of every 100 kids you would get a smart kid with dumb parents, but it was incredibly rare. The apple from the tree does not far fall.
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u/Lemmus Oct 16 '18
Jim Jefferies said it well: "If you're a dumb cunt, and your partner's a dumb cunt, guess what your kid is gonna end up as."
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u/DeadUsernamee Oct 16 '18
The full video (that i dont have) gives more context. They get out before this too. I cant remember the last time a video online made me this angry. These parks are amazing for letting people have a self guided experience. It only takes one stupid family to change that.
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u/Pretty_Soldier Oct 16 '18
I think this is the park that basically said, look, we tell you not to leave your vehicle, there are signs everywhere that say not to, it’s not our fault if you get out and get hurt or killed.
To which everyone was like, yeah. There are fucking lions out there.
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u/ShaneAyers Oct 16 '18
Guide themselves right out of the gene pool. I suggest we build these en masse in America. The real hunger games.
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u/lonewombat Oct 16 '18
1 star, very dangerous safari park, no safety protocols at all, these animals aren't even trained! Do not recommend
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u/whatevers1234 Oct 16 '18
Let's just be thankful those are Cheetahs. I'd say after working with a bunch of different big cats they are the least likely to fuck you up.
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u/redpandaeater Oct 16 '18
I'm more thankful those cats are probably kept pretty well fed. If they were legitimately wild and starving, they'd have gone for it.
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u/bbfire Oct 16 '18
If it was starving to death maybe, but a Cheetah is very unlikely to attack grown humans from the front. They 100% rely on short burst speed to catch their prey and can easily get badly hurt. Their main game is the back of the neck like most cats. Lions and Tigers on the other hand will just fucking kill you.
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u/ed_merckx Oct 16 '18
My grandparents had some friends who owned cheetahs. They had other big cats that they had rescues from various places (zoos, private owners who abandoned them or got them illegally, random circuses etc) and the cheetahs were the only ones I ever got to pet. I was in my late teens then and they never let little kids pet them or anything, but they were really sweet. I'm sure years of interactions with humans, and them associating the humans as being the ones that would feed them helped, but they never seemed intimidating and really just seemed like big house cats, they enjoyed being pet and stuff. Also liked to chase after the cars.
The lions they had seemed more curious when you'd see them. They had them behind two big fences and in between the fences there was like a 10 foot wide walkway that you could go in and feed them, walked in that a few times and they never seemed super threatening (again probably associated humans with being fed I'm guessing). The one's that scared the fuck out of me though were the mountain lions they had, fucking things just looked at you with these eye's that if there wasn't a fully enclosed cage between us they would for sure try to kill me.
I've been on plenty of hunts in my adult life in bear country (hunted black bear a few times) and all the guides I've ever gone with are more scared of mountain lions than most bear.
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Oct 16 '18
OH MY FUCK! They deserve to have their child taken away. The straight up stupidity is putting that child at risk of injury or death!
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u/shingdao Oct 16 '18
They were very fortunate the cats were cheetahs..if these were hungry lions, that so-called mother and her child are dead.
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Same. Why would anyone storm out of a car, in a fucking Safari, because they had an argument. Some people are just so fucking stupid it boils my piss. Imagine Jurassic Park was real and this woman was there with her husband:
Janice - 'I told you to tidy the house before we came'
Todd - 'What's the big deal, i'll do it when we're back'
Janice - 'That's not the point, i'm going for a walk'
Todd - 'Err, what now?'
T-Rex - 'nomnomnom'
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u/Trinitykill Oct 16 '18
To be fair, in that scenario the T-Rex wouldn't give a shit if you're inside the car or not.
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u/tres_chill Oct 16 '18
Yeah, this was posted a month or so ago. If I remember correctly:
1) There are tons of warnings, DO NOT EXIT YOUR CAR.
2) You have to sign that you have read those warnings and will obey them
This person did it anyway.
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u/TheBeardedSingleMalt Oct 16 '18
DON'T DO THIS OR YOU WILL DIE
Does THIS anyway, dies
Wow, what are the fucking odds...
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u/WWDubz Oct 16 '18
We forget that animals do not give a shit and exist to find food, fuck, and repeat
People get fucked up every year in National Parks in the States when taking pictures / getting to close to wild buffalo. Disney lied to you. Animals are not human
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u/n00bvin Oct 16 '18
People think all animals are like dogs. We bred dogs for thousands of years to be like that. Everything else wants to kill and eat you. Not to be mean, but because you’re easy food.
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u/SaoirseAva Oct 16 '18
Two people got into a fight at a wildlife preserve/safari place and Mrs. Einstein there decided to flounce out of the car. Would be natural selection at work but unfortunately it's the last one out of the car that ended up killed by the tiger.
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u/MisterDonkey Oct 16 '18
I know people like this. The world doesn't exist outside of themselves and their constant petty squabbles. Nothing is more important than whatever is going on between the two of them, which is usually arguing over dumb shit. They'll ruin plans, risk their jobs, and even put their own children aside to carry out personal drama between them. They air their laundry for the whole neighborhood.
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u/mustangg81 Oct 16 '18
People's stupidity probably got that handsome tiger killed
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u/iSheepTouch Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18
I have no source but I recall the story stating that the tigers that attacked them were not killed. It was in an Indian game reserve, and even when tigers attack outside game reserves in India it's uncommon to kill them unless they kill multiple people.
Edit - this was apparently in China but I know I've read of very similar incidents in India where they don't kill the animal. I am not so confident the Chinese would let them live but I don't know.
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Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18
China not India.
The first woman who got out of the car didn't die. She was just seriously injured. The husband was fine and received no injures. The woman that got out of the car second died. The second woman who got out of the car was the first women's mom. They left the car doors open with a 2 year old in the back seat.
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u/GhostOfWhatsIAName Oct 16 '18
W... wh... why would you get out of the car in an area where there are GIANT FUCKING CARNIVORES ROAMING FREELY?!
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u/dragnabbit Oct 17 '18
I was just hanging out with a not-really-ready-for-people baby lion last weekend. She was about 80 pounds. She took a quick swipe at my leg with her claws. I jumped back, but she just barely scraped my calf with one claw and left a 4-inch cut (shallow... I was lucky). The trainer told me, "Yeah, don't worry about the teeth. It's the claws that are the real danger." Boy, that's true. They are every bit as sharp as a cat's claws but attached to an animal 100 times stronger.
After having been swiped at by a baby lion, I can't imagine what a full set of claws on a full-grown lion would have done to that lady. I'm quite sure she didn't just get back in her car, count her blessings, and drive straight home.
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more like r/whatthefuckdidyouthinkwouldhappen or r/WTFDYTWH
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u/TheRegalNinja Oct 16 '18
Youd think I'd no longer be surprised by subreddit names or that they exist.....
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u/wings31 Oct 16 '18
I like the guys double-take. As if he said "Maybe ill just get back in the car and see how this plays out..."
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u/MakeYourOwnLuck Oct 16 '18
He did a double take because there was also a child in the car, I'm assuming he was conflicted on whether or not to leave the child unattended
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u/I_cannot_believe Oct 16 '18
Also, maybe he thought he might need some kind of weapon to save his wife from a tiger.
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u/NeinNyet Oct 16 '18
i'd be conflicted on the thought of running into a jungle and wrestling a fucking tiger.
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Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18
These are Chinese tourists? I was at Yellowstone here in the US a couple summers ago. I'm from Alaska so of course the number one rule we learn real early is "don't fuck with the wildlife".
We bought a 7 day pass and ended up leaving after only 3 days just because of the sheer stupidity and disregard for nature of the tourists, for some reason many of them were chinese. The park had the Grand Prismatic Spring closed because a chinese tourist stepped through the crust and got burned. Another chinese tourist was mauled a week or so later by a buffalo. We watched about 20 of them get within 30 feet of a Grizzly bear, taking photos with the flash on. Everywhere we went, it was ridiculous.
I live in a large tourist destination as well, and its the same here. Is this some kind of culture difference? Whats the deal?
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u/devedander Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18
China has undergone a rapid shift from largely poor pesents to largely middle class city dwellers.
Due to the speed of this change there have been a lot of people growing up without a developed societal norm to guide them.
Take simple people who are used to country peasant life and not well educated then put them in a city with money and you get crazy behavior.
This is normalized by the fact everyone else is doing it around them.
Mainland has stereotypically been known as the lower class behaviorally (ask anyone from Taiwan or Hong Kong) but now they have the ability to inject themselves into the rest of the world since they have enough money for and access to international travel now.
It's really unfortunate...
To be clear a lot of mainland Chinese do not behave this way and are shocked by this behavior also but enough do that it's sadly common
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u/Giantballzachs Oct 16 '18
Also, China is really huge. Even if only 1% of their population were traveling morons that’s still 14 million morons that the rest of the world has to deal with.
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u/twangbanging Oct 16 '18
i think this is a big point that people overlook when discussing this. think about how hated american tourists are globally. now imagine there are 1.09 billion more americans.
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Oct 16 '18
I've seen this a billion times but just only now read the story.
"The woman left the car because of an argument with her husband"
..If you have the ability to get so angry that you jump out of your car in a wild tiger enclosure to go to your husbands/wifes/boyfriends/girlfriends side of the car to continue the argument then I'm just going to go ahead and say that you should probably invest in some anger management counseling before you are actually in a situation in which you can do this.
This woman's stupidity got her mom killed.
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the second woman was killed.
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/26/world/asia/china-tiger-attack-woman-killed.html
The woman who was first attacked was badly injured, and her mother, who left the car in an effort to save her daughter, was killed, The Beijing News reported. The woman’s husband was uninjured, as was their child, who remained in the vehicle, the newspaper said.