anyone who has ever lived in New Jersey knows to never underestimate a goose
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"Compared to women, men feel most able to take on medium-sized dogs and geese" https://today.yougov.com/topics/lifestyle/articles-reports/2021/05/13/lions-and-tigers-and-bears-what-animal-would-win-f …pic.twitter.com/RAkPbtxmac
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I know it is just noise and not statistically significant, but I love the idea that more women than men feel they could take on a lion!
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many people wildly underestimate geese
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this was my take too I was bit by an agitated goose once and I would never willingly take one on
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wth is with the Lion Inversion
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in my early 20s, i used to always say i could take a lion. Put me in a room with a lion, and I am coming out. Now, in my early 40s (never having fought a lion or any big cat) i am confident i could take a hedgehog. Well, fairly certain i could take a hedgehog anyway.
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"unarmed human" Seems unfair; they get to use the beneficial results of evolution but we don't...
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For perspective - grizzly bear paw (photo from
@SpokesmanReview:pic.twitter.com/voYwGVJu3B
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Where are they finding these 6-8% of people who feel like they could take on a grizzly bear or lion?
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Or the 12-22% who feel they could beat a chimp? Just because they're not enormous doesn't mean they can't wreck you.
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