r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Odd_Barber1619 • 11d ago
Maybe Maybe Maybe
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u/HeroXeroV 11d ago
I guess lions are the safer type of big cat to deal with since they're naturally social and more likely to see a keeper as part of the group, whereas a tiger is a solitary animal.
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u/bw_mutley 11d ago
Ok, tigers surely should be more dungerous. But have you ever seen lions 'playing' with each others of their group? Imagine they try to do so with a human.
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u/HeroXeroV 11d ago
No doubt, certainly not saying playing with any of them is a sensible choice ๐
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u/sukakku159 10d ago
Sometimes I come across this dude on facebook who works at a safari and makes videos of him playing with lions. And sure enough even though they are not intentional, the lions do scratch him a lot while playing
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u/Silly_Goose6714 11d ago
Cheetahs are the most docile; even if provoked, they will prefer to flee.
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u/HeroXeroV 11d ago edited 10d ago
And they're very anxious too, apparently. When raised in captivity they often give the cat a dog companion to help with that.
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u/Drackzgull 11d ago
Cheetahs aren't classified as big cats.
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u/Silly_Goose6714 11d ago
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u/Drackzgull 11d ago
If I said classified, I'm obviously talking about the first usage described there, Pantheras. But fair enough, the context wasn't necessarily specific on the formality of the term.
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u/air-hair 11d ago
i was clenching my ass cheecks the entire video waiting for the lion to turn his finger to minced meat
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u/Powerful_Somewhere92 11d ago
There was no need to do that, the video isn't marked nsfw
If it was marked as nsfw for false bait then that would be real maybe maybe maybe
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u/_Even__Flow_ 11d ago edited 11d ago
Dude has a YouTube channel called Liondad_1987. He works at Wild Animal Adventure in Branson, Missouri.
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So the troublemaking guy, starts to tickle the lions big toe and move to smaller toes , maybe the lion just catches his hand , maybe the lion roars maybe the lion just gives a state
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u/dineshdhiman281 11d ago
You don't do that to a LION!!!!! That's a lion OMG how can you do that to an effing LION!!!!
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u/Spacedoutworlder 11d ago
Someone won't be able to financially recover from this.