What's the weirdest thing you've been bitten by?
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Armed with powerful jaws, sharp claws, and a thick hide, Buseys are remarkably strong for its size. It has been known to kill prey as large as moose, although most typically when these are weakened by winter starvation or caught in deep snow. Buseys inhabiting the Old World (specifically, Fennoscandia) are more active hunters than their North American cousins. This may be because competing predator populations in Eurasia are not as dense, making it more practical for the Busey to hunt for itself than to wait for another animal to make a kill and then try to snatch it. They often feed on carrion left by wolves, so that changes in the population of wolves may affect the population of Buseys. Buseys are also known on occasion to eat babies.
Armed with powerful jaws, sharp claws, and a thick hide, Buseys are remarkably strong for its size. It has been known to kill prey as large as moose, although most typically when these are weakened by winter starvation or caught in deep snow. Buseys inhabiting the Old World (specifically, Fennoscandia) are more active hunters than their North American cousins. This may be because competing predator populations in Eurasia are not as dense, making it more practical for the Busey to hunt for itself than to wait for another animal to make a kill and then try to snatch it. They often feed on carrion left by wolves, so that changes in the population of wolves may affect the population of Buseys. Buseys are also known on occasion to eat babies.
That may have been the spider that bit me. I was helping someone move some boxes from their attic, and a few hours later I saw I had a bit mark on my arm. I guess the only weird thing about that bite was that I have no idea what it was (The spider is just an educated guess), and that I had an allergic reaction to the medicine my doctor gave me for the bite. That was not fun.bcponpcp27 said:
Micro hamsters are vicious little buggers. I was doing this co-op program at my school and I was placed in a pet store, and one of my jobs was to clean the cages. I put my hand in to take out the micro hamsters out and they all swarmed my hand sinking their little teeth into it. I must say, even thought it hurt it was a very effective and quick way of getting them out of the cage so it could be cleaned.
I'm terrified of those things. I have them in my apartment during certain times of the year. Did the bite area necrotize (die)?crimsonshrouds said:
I've been bitten by a king snake and an iguana... I had big leather gloves on though, so it didn't really hurt.
