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6/6/2013 4:44:45 AM
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You have a fist-sized sharp rock.
And you have to face one of the following in combat in its native environment:
Nile Crocodile
Tiger
Polar bear
Kodiak bear
Komodo Dragon
Jaguar
Lion
Hyena pack of 3
Gray Wolf pack of 3
King Cobra
Anaconda
Burmese Python
This will be a fight to the death. You cannot scare them off or run away. When I say native environment, I mean you fight the crocodile on a riverbank, the Anaconda in a muddy swamp, the polar bear on a snowy plain, etc. Bear in mind not only your probability of victory in the encounter, but how painful it will be if you lose.
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Provided it's on a riverbank and not in a river, the crocodile. Their maneuverability on land is pretty limited and if I keep away from it's jaws then it has no other means of defence/attack, I just have to get behind it and the game's over. If not then probably the cobra, if I keep my distance I can just throw the rock at it and bludgeon it to death. Honestly those two and the komodo dragon are the only ones a human would have any chance against, anyone saying they'd fight an anaconda or burmese forgets that they have been known to kill deers, boar and other animals much physically stronger and agile than humans.
