idk if it's still on but in like 2017 i had the flu and was laying in front of the TV too weak to change the channel. Discovery or Animal Planet was on and they had this show playing called Monster Hunters............ this show.... this show was just 6 heavily armed, very overweight, bearded men playing make believe in the woods. they were basically playing tag with a rival group of monster hunters. This is what American cable TV has become.This is stupid and Discovery sinks to another low yet again. Just like the Phelps shark swim thing or the snake swallowing man.
Haha. I'm guessing my dad put her up to it. She claims she didn't know the bear was behind her/that close to her. I think this was taken in the Smoky Mountains, Tennessee.
This has been making the rounds this week:
So I'm gonna vote bear.
Haha. I'm guessing my dad put her up to it. She claims she didn't know the bear was behind her/that close to her. I think this was taken in the Smoky Mountains, Tennessee.
He knows bbj
You think the bear walked backwards?
I knew a guy whose son gave guided tours in Alaska. In the middle of a tour he got charged by a bear. Luckily for him, he always carried a gun. Unluckily for him, while he did manage to shoot it, it didn't give a fuck and ripped him up pretty good. One of the people with him had a gun also and did eventually shoot it enough to save him. If I remember right, he lost use of one of his arms and is either blind in an eye, or close to it.
But... yeah. It's hard for me to imagine someone winning a round of Mortal Kombat with a bear after hearing that story.
Then the bear wins by disqualification.Okay, but what if the "human" was actually Superman just pretending to be human?
In most settings they'd probably just ignore each other. Polar bears sometimes have trouble with larger walruses (which are still smaller than polar bears) so would be very unlikely to attack an elephant, plus any location for this would have to be very unusual for at least one of those animals. If they did fight, though, the polar bear would need to get very lucky to be able to damage an elephant enough to avoid getting absolutely destroyed.
The armoured, roided human with the pre-selected weapons (and there was a medieval weapon specifically for hunting bears) and the years of training would probably win most times. Most likely they'd have to suffer though some terrifying moments though. Even if the bear can't easily open up the armour (for most armour types, the bear might have a decent shot at doing exactly that), persistent attacks would make it difficult for the human to do anything.What about a peak modern athlete, given all the peptides and hormonal adjustments modern science has to offer, trained extensively in medieval melee combat, and outfitted with a suit of full plate and an assortment of melee weapons (some form of polearm, arming sword or mace, misericorde, etc)?
In most settings they'd probably just ignore each other. Polar bears sometimes have trouble with larger walruses (which are still smaller than polar bears) so would be very unlikely to attack an elephant, plus any location for this would have to be very unusual for at least one of those animals. If they did fight, though, the polar bear would need to get very lucky to be able to damage an elephant enough to avoid getting absolutely destroyed.
Okay, you're right. How about elephant versus Triceratops?Elephant and it's not even close.
You're basically looking at tigers and hyenas as a minimum for hunting baby elephants. Nothing with the least bit of sense hunts full-sized elephants.
It could literally just sit on the bear and obliterate it.
To be fair there's a lion pride or two that hunts elephants.Elephant and it's not even close.
You're basically looking at tigers and hyenas as a minimum for hunting baby elephants. Nothing with the least bit of sense hunts full-sized elephants.
It could literally just sit on the bear and obliterate it.
This is the good stuff. When you say "open up", are we talking about the bear ragdolling the human and pulling things loose, or straight up opening up? I can't imagine they could penetrate plate. Something like a brigantine I could see being bypassed. If we say 15th century gear wins >5 times out of 10, how far back would we have to go for the bear to have the better odds?The armoured, roided human with the pre-selected weapons (and there was a medieval weapon specifically for hunting bears) and the years of training would probably win most times. Most likely they'd have to suffer though some terrifying moments though. Even if the bear can't easily open up the armour (for most armour types, the bear might have a decent shot at doing exactly that), persistent attacks would make it difficult for the human to do anything.