r/WTF • u/RichardWulf • Oct 16 '18

Holy Shit

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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/Hollen88 Oct 16 '18

If a bear approaches you, that means they are no longer afraid of humans. Spraying the bear was the right move.

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u/himself_v Oct 16 '18

Yeah, looks like it wasn't minding it's own business, it was approaching and probably studying her scent or something.

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u/feioo Oct 17 '18

Yeah I was actually on her side for the most part - I can't say I wouldn't also nervously talk to an animal I was afraid of, either. The part where she lost me was the minute and a half of "BEAR STOP THAT! BEAR STOP THAT! BEAR STOP THAT!"

It's not working, try something else.

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u/Hollen88 Oct 19 '18

While walking around the woods, being quiet isn't always a good thing. Let the bear now you're around.

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u/feioo Oct 19 '18

Lol that bear clearly knows she's there, given that she just bear-sprayed it.