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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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I'd probably fight the snakes when they sleep (if they sleep) cause it'll be easier to crush their skull or something. A bear would clobber me if it's not hibernating. A jaguar/lion/tiger/crocodile/hyena/wolf would just eat me. If the big snakes are going to eat me whole, it would be *possible* to gut it on the way into it's stomach. But let's be real, there's no way I could *actually* take on any of those.
