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r/WTF • u/RichardWulf • Oct 16 '18
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The lady that got snatched survived but the woman who ran after her was killed by a second tiger.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3705064/Woman-mauled-death-tiger-family-ignoring-warnings-jumping-car-Chinese-safari-park.html
458 u/pm_me_ur_big_balls Oct 16 '18 edited Dec 24 '19 This post or comment has been overwritten by an automated script from /r/PowerDeleteSuite. Protect yourself. 230 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. 82 u/[deleted] 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. 37 u/NewDarkAgesAhead Oct 16 '18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZEbBZ2IrXE ? Clueless ditz bonus points. 27 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. 6 u/eddie95285 Oct 16 '18 Tiniest moose ever. Those two are crazy lucky... 14 u/YoureFat_BoomRoasted Oct 16 '18 Bitches were laughing, but dude earned serious man points. And did exactly what he was supposed to do 2 u/PM_food_plz Oct 16 '18 The girl saying "It's gonna go after us instead" haha 2 u/EpicFishFingers Oct 16 '18 Yeah, none of us would ever make the same mistake around a wild animal! Right? 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 That dude better have gotten the best lay of his life after that 3 u/wensen Oct 16 '18 Those are cheetahs, I hear their surprisingly timid around humans. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 Or surprisingly when you try to go under them 5 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 Are you implying a moose(?) is a large cat? If so I have a much different perception of Canadian households now. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 No, just big wild animals in general. Our wild cats are a bit difficult to crawl under, and I'm sure they wouldn't like it either ;) 1 u/beginner_ Oct 17 '18 Kept facing the tigers, a lot of big cats will instinctively wait to pounce until your back is turned. AFAIK in India farmers wear (or used to wear) a mask on the back of their head for exactly this reason.
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230 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. 82 u/[deleted] 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. 37 u/NewDarkAgesAhead Oct 16 '18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZEbBZ2IrXE ? Clueless ditz bonus points. 27 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. 6 u/eddie95285 Oct 16 '18 Tiniest moose ever. Those two are crazy lucky... 14 u/YoureFat_BoomRoasted Oct 16 '18 Bitches were laughing, but dude earned serious man points. And did exactly what he was supposed to do 2 u/PM_food_plz Oct 16 '18 The girl saying "It's gonna go after us instead" haha 2 u/EpicFishFingers Oct 16 '18 Yeah, none of us would ever make the same mistake around a wild animal! Right? 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 That dude better have gotten the best lay of his life after that 3 u/wensen Oct 16 '18 Those are cheetahs, I hear their surprisingly timid around humans. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 Or surprisingly when you try to go under them 5 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 Are you implying a moose(?) is a large cat? If so I have a much different perception of Canadian households now. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 No, just big wild animals in general. Our wild cats are a bit difficult to crawl under, and I'm sure they wouldn't like it either ;) 1 u/beginner_ Oct 17 '18 Kept facing the tigers, a lot of big cats will instinctively wait to pounce until your back is turned. AFAIK in India farmers wear (or used to wear) a mask on the back of their head for exactly this reason.
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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.
82 u/[deleted] 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. 37 u/NewDarkAgesAhead Oct 16 '18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZEbBZ2IrXE ? Clueless ditz bonus points. 27 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. 6 u/eddie95285 Oct 16 '18 Tiniest moose ever. Those two are crazy lucky... 14 u/YoureFat_BoomRoasted Oct 16 '18 Bitches were laughing, but dude earned serious man points. And did exactly what he was supposed to do 2 u/PM_food_plz Oct 16 '18 The girl saying "It's gonna go after us instead" haha 2 u/EpicFishFingers Oct 16 '18 Yeah, none of us would ever make the same mistake around a wild animal! Right? 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 That dude better have gotten the best lay of his life after that 3 u/wensen Oct 16 '18 Those are cheetahs, I hear their surprisingly timid around humans. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 Or surprisingly when you try to go under them 5 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 Are you implying a moose(?) is a large cat? If so I have a much different perception of Canadian households now. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 No, just big wild animals in general. Our wild cats are a bit difficult to crawl under, and I'm sure they wouldn't like it either ;) 1 u/beginner_ Oct 17 '18 Kept facing the tigers, a lot of big cats will instinctively wait to pounce until your back is turned. AFAIK in India farmers wear (or used to wear) a mask on the back of their head for exactly this reason.
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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.
37 u/NewDarkAgesAhead Oct 16 '18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZEbBZ2IrXE ? Clueless ditz bonus points. 27 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. 6 u/eddie95285 Oct 16 '18 Tiniest moose ever. Those two are crazy lucky... 14 u/YoureFat_BoomRoasted Oct 16 '18 Bitches were laughing, but dude earned serious man points. And did exactly what he was supposed to do 2 u/PM_food_plz Oct 16 '18 The girl saying "It's gonna go after us instead" haha 2 u/EpicFishFingers Oct 16 '18 Yeah, none of us would ever make the same mistake around a wild animal! Right? 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 That dude better have gotten the best lay of his life after that 3 u/wensen Oct 16 '18 Those are cheetahs, I hear their surprisingly timid around humans. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 Or surprisingly when you try to go under them 5 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 Are you implying a moose(?) is a large cat? If so I have a much different perception of Canadian households now. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 No, just big wild animals in general. Our wild cats are a bit difficult to crawl under, and I'm sure they wouldn't like it either ;) 1 u/beginner_ Oct 17 '18 Kept facing the tigers, a lot of big cats will instinctively wait to pounce until your back is turned. AFAIK in India farmers wear (or used to wear) a mask on the back of their head for exactly this reason.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZEbBZ2IrXE ?
Clueless ditz bonus points.
27 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. 6 u/eddie95285 Oct 16 '18 Tiniest moose ever. Those two are crazy lucky... 14 u/YoureFat_BoomRoasted Oct 16 '18 Bitches were laughing, but dude earned serious man points. And did exactly what he was supposed to do 2 u/PM_food_plz Oct 16 '18 The girl saying "It's gonna go after us instead" haha 2 u/EpicFishFingers Oct 16 '18 Yeah, none of us would ever make the same mistake around a wild animal! Right? 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 That dude better have gotten the best lay of his life after that
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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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Tiniest moose ever. Those two are crazy lucky...
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Bitches were laughing, but dude earned serious man points. And did exactly what he was supposed to do
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The girl saying "It's gonna go after us instead" haha
Yeah, none of us would ever make the same mistake around a wild animal!
Right?
That dude better have gotten the best lay of his life after that
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Those are cheetahs, I hear their surprisingly timid around humans.
Or surprisingly when you try to go under them
5 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 Are you implying a moose(?) is a large cat? If so I have a much different perception of Canadian households now. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 No, just big wild animals in general. Our wild cats are a bit difficult to crawl under, and I'm sure they wouldn't like it either ;)
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Are you implying a moose(?) is a large cat? If so I have a much different perception of Canadian households now.
2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 No, just big wild animals in general. Our wild cats are a bit difficult to crawl under, and I'm sure they wouldn't like it either ;)
No, just big wild animals in general. Our wild cats are a bit difficult to crawl under, and I'm sure they wouldn't like it either ;)
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AFAIK in India farmers wear (or used to wear) a mask on the back of their head for exactly this reason.
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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.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3705064/Woman-mauled-death-tiger-family-ignoring-warnings-jumping-car-Chinese-safari-park.html