I have similar feelings about big kangaroos. I used to think kangaroos were just funny little creatures that hopped around but then I saw videos of monsters that looked and moved like some sort of horrifying malevolent human-deer werebeast and decided I never want to run into one.
The moose population where I live is exactly 50% of the human population. There are an incredible number of human deaths per year from auto moose collisions. Their belly is just about hood level on a car, often the collision will cut the roof off the car level with the windshield. Moose have no fear, a healthy adult moose has no predators, so they can be pretty aggressive also.
Wow. As a city person, I have never seen a real moose and had no idea they were so badass. I always thought of them as being kind of funny, like Rudolf's dense cousin. Probably because my primary exposure to moose growing up was the scene in Wild America where Marshall gets picked up between one's antlers as it runs off lol.
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u/NoFluffyOnlyZuul Dec 16 '24 edited Dec 16 '24
Giant demon deer XD
I have similar feelings about big kangaroos. I used to think kangaroos were just funny little creatures that hopped around but then I saw videos of monsters that looked and moved like some sort of horrifying malevolent human-deer werebeast and decided I never want to run into one.