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You guys are lucky to still have bears. In Australia regular bears were hunted out of existence by the roaming armies of vicious kangaroos. To survive the bear had to mutate into a tree dwelling creature called the drop bear. In the evolution of this creature it grew large fangs and is able to camouflage itself like a Chameleon, thus making it a master of stealth attacks.
"Withdrawing in disgust is not the same as apathy"
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I thought I saw a Drop Bear once.
Since I am alive to tell of my tale, I obviously didn't though. Drop Bear info page from Australian Museum: http://australianmuseum.net.au/Drop-Bear You can be the ripest, juiciest peach in the world,
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This is one of the few photographs taken of the drop bear. Only moments after this photo was taken, the "bear" simply disappeared like the predator would.
 "Withdrawing in disgust is not the same as apathy"
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It must be a myth. Nothing about it being poisonous.
And yes I have a resident bear. He's a full grown male and we had to stop putting out bird feeders because of him. We also have a resident Bobcat. It helps in keeping the rabbit population down. Then the Eastern Coyotes come through from time to time and freak us out at night. (Their howl is creepy as shit) And snakes. Lots of snakes. None are poisonous. |
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