Do you feel safer around sharks or bears?

[benoitowns]

Now if Megalodon still existed, Nobody would dare swim in the ocean at all. Normal sharks teeth are about an inch long. Megalodon had 6.5 inch teeth. They estimate his length to be up to 67 feet.

Im pretty sure Megalodon's teeth were WAY bigger than that. But I would probably choose sharks, since I wouldn't even have to try worrying about an escape attempt.

 

[Karlaxx]

I'm terrified of deep water and all the things that live in it and are bigger than me, so obviously, I prefer bears. That and I can play dead on dry land; not so in water.

 

[BEASTMAN SP]

Safer around bears. If you understand dogs, you can easily avoid confrontation with a bear.

 

[seventy7l]

Well if it's a bear i have no chance but the shark on dry land i could run.
Well in water i would rather have the bear.

 

[Mrsoupcup]

I'd feel safer with sharks, provided that I'm on a nice big boat.

If you don't touch the shark or do anything to it instigate a fight they tend to leave people alone unless they are pissed of. There are only three types of sharks that attack people: Great White Sharks, Tiger Sharks and Bull Sharks. (Great White Sharks have bad eyes sight and really only attack boats and surfers thinking they are either a tasty whale or fish. While Bull and Tiger Sharks are just very very aggressive.... and big) So I would say I would rather be arund Sharks, since almost every type of bear attacks people or has attacked. (Maybe every type I'm not sure)

 

[DSEZ]

bears cause ive always wanted to fight a bear i feel like i could win

 

[Deviltongue]

If the shark has already eaten a person before, a shark. Otherwise, I'd feel safer locked in my house with a rifle.

 

[Gasaraki]

bears, seeing as there's no such thing as a careshark

 

[silver wolf009]

Sharks, gliding gracefully through the water makes them think you a healthy prey piece, not a wounded or sick fish. And if they do bite, its usually only once.

 

[SecondmateFlint]

I'd say sharks because a shark will take your leg off but a bear will completely tear you apart.

 

[crimson5pheonix]

Bears. Bears are somewhat nonviolent while bull sharks hate you with a passion.

 

[Blitzkrieg8]

I would simply befriend the starks and bears and bread them together

 

[Yopaz]

I have seen Jaws.

I have not seen Claws.

And I've actually been near a bear. Peaceful enough, I've only ever seen a shark from far away. Scary looking fuckers.

Agreed. Pandas are bears and their damned cute, so are bear cubs. Have you ever seen a young sharkling cub thing and thought it was cute? Fuck no! In a big twist of the plot it turns out the baby sharks are actually called pups, so next time someone you don't like wants a puppy you know what to do now.

Anyway, everyone knows it's Honey Badgers which are the real danger... *shivers*

Pandas are not bears >.<

Actually...

The Giant Panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca, literally meaning "cat-foot black-and-white") is a bear

It IS a part of the Ursidae family
My source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_Panda

 

[Generator]

I'd feel safer with whichever one I'm not around.

Generally speaking though, I'd probably feel safer with a bear because I might be able to outrun a bear (or even train and ride it!) whereas I could never outswim a shark.

 

[Sable Gear]

I'd have to say Sharks. Firstly because I don't swim all that often, secondly because...I dunno I'm just not as confident I could get a bear to leave me alone if it turned aggressive.

 

[Angerwing]

The badger is among the fiercest hunters in its range, with prey including earthworms, insects, scorpions, porcupines, hares, ground squirrels, meerkats, mongooses, and larger prey such as tortoises, crocodiles up to one metre in size, young gazelle and snakes (including pythons and venomous species). They also take lizards, frogs small rodents, birds and fruit. The badger's ferocious reputation reflects its tendency to attack animals larger than itself; it is seldom preyed upon.

I have to admit, these fuckers are fierce.

Glad to see that you understand our problem, once they get bored of fucking up their local wildlife we are totally screwed into oblivion. One day other people will realise all these Sharks vs Bear threads will end in a win for the Honey Badger.

*shivers*

I saw a video where a honey badger fights a snake, gets bitten, dies for an hour or so, then just gets back up and finishes eating the snake.