Well ok not really, just lions...
This guy either has great, big, massive balls of steel or a tiny little brain. Either way it's quite amazing:
Well ok not really, just lions...
This guy either has great, big, massive balls of steel or a tiny little brain. Either way it's quite amazing:
There's a similar guy with tigers and another with wolves in the Uk.
All future Erwins I recon.
That bit at the end where the young lions mob him is pretty scary. They're only playing but they are powerful animals and could cause all sorts of mischief even unintentionally.
That's the problem, they are making special allowance in their play for his lowered abilities, but one loose claw in the wrong spot or a bit of dummyspitting and he's done.
I spy with my little eye something containing the expression "tragic accident".
I think he's glossed over the fact that they are wild animals......and only temporarily tame. One day one of them will be in a bad mood and...............
Sad to say - I had to go back to google for the origin of "Lions, tigers and bears! oh my!"
Said by Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz of course.
Sigh. I think my brain must be full........
Could be worse... Could be like mine, full of trivial shit such as that quote.
[QUOTE=Latindancer;2372178]I think he's glossed over the fact that they are wild animals......and only temporarily tame. One day one of them will be in a bad mood and...............[/QUOTE
They aren't tame at all. These guys insinuate themselves into the pride by mimicking and manipulating the animals natural behavior and interactions. If those lionsmsaw another person they would kill it. He has convinced them that he is just an odd looking lion of their pride.
it has to do with the smell, he was probably staying with them since they were babies
there is no way he can approach them since they were adults,
they are not really wild, more like vet care and fed
their mouth in the wild would be full of dangerous bacterias, even a small bite for fun and you would not survive because of all those nasty bacterias
did you get that information from the 1930's?Originally Posted by Butterfly
He's a Yarpie, dum as dog shit and not long for this life.
You are wrong on two counts.
He has not grown up with these animals and relying on familiarity of scent. He has inserted himself into an established pride by mimicking their natural behavior. Scent is an identifier of course, but it is his behavioral patterns that let him interact.
Lions, on the whole carry no more dangerous bacteria than does your pet cat.
Kimodo dragons have a lethal bacteria packed bite by design.
I could go on and on
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