Zookeeper Gabe’s Animal Thread Vol 9.0

[SoSo]

enough to easily do this

Thanks for the gif! This will come in handy the next time the missus is texting me some bullshit.

 

[theBloB]

enough to easily do this

Holy hell!

The animal world goes against all rational thinking. I think a long neck has less power than one with a short one and built like a bull's neck. But a camel can lift a grown man just like that. And he was a overweight.

Thanks man!

 

[jefferz]

In case one of you lucky souls have escaped experiencing the horror that is the surinam toad:

Timestamped for the feeding of the derpy frogs.

 

[Mack McMarkles]

 

[Bacco]

Holy hell!

The animal world goes against all rational thinking. I think a long neck has less power than one with a short one and built like a bull's neck. But a camel can lift a grown man just like that. And he was a overweight.

Thanks man!

They have that Jon Jones deceptive build/strength, people see them as lanky and don't realize how strong they are

I remember a story/vid (not posting it) of a dromedary doing similar shit and killing a donkey chrushing his backbones with a bite, shit was sad

Another vid a dromedary ragdolling an adult horse like a dog would do playing with a puppy

 

[Anung Un Rama]

 

[theBloB]

They have that Jon Jones deceptive build/strength, people see them as lanky and don't realize how strong they are

I remember a story/vid (not posting it) of a dromedary doing similar shit and killing a donkey chrushing his backbones with a bite, shit was sad

Another vid a dromedary ragdolling an adult horse like a dog would do playing with a puppy

I can better relate to the ridiculously astronomical level of strength if an elephant had done the same. Then you can better imagine what it would have been like if you yourself had been able to handle a feather in the same way.

However, elephants have four legs as thick as trees as a solid foundation. Therefore, it is almost shocking that a camel with chicken legs can lift a fat grown man.

The animal world is fascinating and terrifying at the same time.

 

[neverwas]

enough to easily do this

I guess that's what you get when you cut a camels throat.

 

[Gigacardio]

Have you guys heard of rock wallabies? Must be one of the most agile animals on Earth.

 

[Mack McMarkles]

I can better relate to the ridiculously astronomical level of strength if an elephant had done the same. Then you can better imagine what it would have been like if you yourself had been able to handle a feather in the same way.

However, elephants have four legs as thick as trees as a solid foundation. Therefore, it is almost shocking that a camel with chicken legs can lift a fat grown man.

The animal world is fascinating and terrifying at the same time.

4000 lbs can be carried on these chicken legs.

 

[Anung Un Rama]

 

[Mack McMarkles]

I've been visiting Sherdog too long as I read that as 'Fap', not 'flap'.

:: Watched video ::

:: was disappointed ::

 

[theBloB]

4000 lbs can be carried on these chicken legs.

Yup, I hade those in my mind.

I can only imagine how much power a neck hook has. Apparently enough to knock out his opponent!

 

[Mack McMarkles]

Yup, I hade those in my mind.

I can only imagine how much power a neck hook has. Apparently enough to knock out his opponent!
...

Upon Review, the strike was an illegal strike to the back and base of the head and the fighter is disqualified.




(just thinking what an opportunistic meal of the year that would be for some lucky wandering pack of predators who came across that giraffe before he could fully recover)

 

[The Clinch]

Yup, I hade those in my mind.

I can only imagine how much power a neck hook has. Apparently enough to knock out his opponent!

“Face the pain, no escape can you step to this
Face the pain, no escape can you step to this
Face the pain
Face the pain
Ripping me into pieces..”

 

[Deleted member 577981]

4000 lbs can be carried on these chicken legs.

lots of engineering in those legs though. THICK bone for posts and a ton of muscle up in the body pulling on those tendons. its a bit of an illusion but if you think about it there is a LOT of muscle in those legs.

 

[ferrisjso]

What a mad lad.

 

[the ambush]

 

[Mack McMarkles]

My friend in Edmonton, had a Mountain Lion that size walk right thru his backyard in Sherwood Park Edmonton. A suburb but in the city. It was picked up by his motion detector cam.

Those big cats love snatching dogs of all sizes out of yards. They see them as easy captive prey in the way a fox looks at chickens in a coop. There are so many motion camera's capturing Mtn lions sneaking in to yards and snatching sleeping dogs away including one where the yard has about 6 sleeping pitbulls, and it walks right into the middle of them, snatches one, and the others wake up and see it there and do nothing as it drags it away.

(interesting as i went looking for some of those videos to post one in spoilers and it seems google has scrubbed them all. I could only find ones where the dog escapes and not ones where the dogs were dragged away and died. Hmmmmm....)

 

[ferrisjso]

A tiger drinking from the sink.