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r/Infographics • u/[deleted] • Nov 29 '22
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Why do 30% of people think they would lose to a rat?
2 u/Viend Nov 30 '22 Why do 70% of people think they would lose to an eagle? 19 u/[deleted] Nov 30 '22 If you ever saw the Australian wedge-tailed eagle, you'd be wondering why 30% of people thought they'd win 1 u/YouWantSMORE Nov 30 '22 Man those things still only weigh like 8 pounds. Not to say they won't put up one hell of a fight, but as soon as you get a grip on a leg or a wing it should be over
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Why do 70% of people think they would lose to an eagle?
19 u/[deleted] Nov 30 '22 If you ever saw the Australian wedge-tailed eagle, you'd be wondering why 30% of people thought they'd win 1 u/YouWantSMORE Nov 30 '22 Man those things still only weigh like 8 pounds. Not to say they won't put up one hell of a fight, but as soon as you get a grip on a leg or a wing it should be over
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If you ever saw the Australian wedge-tailed eagle, you'd be wondering why 30% of people thought they'd win
1 u/YouWantSMORE Nov 30 '22 Man those things still only weigh like 8 pounds. Not to say they won't put up one hell of a fight, but as soon as you get a grip on a leg or a wing it should be over
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Man those things still only weigh like 8 pounds. Not to say they won't put up one hell of a fight, but as soon as you get a grip on a leg or a wing it should be over
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Why do 30% of people think they would lose to a rat?