You have to survive 20 minutes with one of them for $10 Million
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Not just you, but various people in this thread have suggested trying various things on the alligator. Does that look like a, "My first gator" type of alligator to you? Maybe start with a gator that's as long as your forearm and work your way up!
Easy question, I'll team up with the hippo.
Bears can be scared away and tigers are pussies at heart. Hippos will never back down and they own the gators in the swamps.
I would take the hippo... I had a buddy who hunt and he mentioned before that the natives (don't even know which part) used to give them tips that if a hippo chases you (they are fast and fast swimmers) but on land...zigzag slows them down...that are fast but not agile...and they get tired after a few minutes...but their burst of speed is underrated...so are the crocs... Grizzlies and Tigers, when they zoned in on you...you're already dead.
Not just you, but various people in this thread have suggested trying various things on the alligator. Does that look like a, "My first gator" type of alligator to you? Maybe start with a gator that's as long as your forearm and work your way up!
This is a crocodile, not an alligator. There's a big difference:
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Fair enough, and my bad (edit: if I'm wrong), but the point stands that thing is large enough that you'd actually want some experience before you tried anything near it's mouth, lol.
Fair enough, and my bad (edit: if I'm wrong), but the point stands that thing is large enough that you'd actually want some experience before you tried anything near it's mouth, lol.
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It's not difficult to evade an alligator on land for twenty minutes. You just stay behind him, out of reach of the tail. They may have decent straight line speed, but they can't turn directions quickly.
Crocodiles are deadly in water, but on land, not so much. One antelope, zebra or wildebeest, and they're good for six months. They usually just hang around near a river bank, and wait for prey to come close enough.
I think I could handle the gator as long as we were on dry land. I’d just keep moving and circling about…and if I had to I think I‘d have the best shot at outwrestling the gator compared to any of those other animals. I would just jump on his back and put him in a rear naked choke hold…easy $10 mil!
I kind of picture you foot on the croc with a glass of brandy.
Knowing I would die for sure, I'll go with the tiger too. I always wanted to touch one
And you'll be mostly touching it from the inside!Knowing I would die for sure, I'll go with the tiger too. I always wanted to touch one
