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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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1 ReplyThis thread is GREAT. Do you understand why humans are one the top of the food chain? Because we fought in groups with tools, and stayed the -blam!- away from terrain where we had the disadvantage to hunt in. A large adult anaconda will murder you. It will snatch your ass up, and regurgitate you a few hours later because -blam!- you that's why. A king cobra is probably the most dangerous, yet the easiest thing to kill on this list. Just throw the rock at it. If you miss it will roll some distance away, making it feasible for you to pick up. And if it strikes it will injure or kill it. Wolves will merc you. A bear will merc you. A croc will merky water merc you..etc
