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[url= http://www.****/news/article-2026914/Mum-bear-eating--Final-phone-calls-woman-19-eaten-alive-brown-bear-cubs.html ]Bear attack - disturbing tale[/url]
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Thank you Derek. What a jolly little tale.
The Mail lapped that one up eh? Pic of a snarling bear at the end in case we didn't know what they looked like.
Note: it's a foreign bear. And a single mum by the sounds of it.
iDave - is that an iBear?
It's a robotic bear overlord.
i thought the title said "beer"
I too would shudder waking up next to this.
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Will people please stop putting links to the Daily Mail without making clear that's what they are?
was it just chance you posted straight after my post realman?
So were you guys this sympathetic when the British kid was mauled to death by that Polar bear?
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Pure evil.
As far as I can recall, Derek lives in Manchester.
Chance of bear attack 0%.
Chance of poor quality hummus 5-25%
Chance of coffee spilled by barista( no, you're just someone who works in a coffee shop, stop being a t**t) 10-20%
Chance of rain 70-80%
Chance of excellent chips from chippy 80-90%
Chance of gravy AND mushy peas 100%
...etc, repeat until fade..
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[/img] we are a lot bigger threat (i mean human beings in general/not just us on singletrack 😉 than bears are.it is still quite rare for bears to attack/kill people.i am sorry about the poor people who were killed though.
We've killed tens/hundreds of thousands of bears, driving them from their habitats over the last few decades. They deserve a place on this earth too.
It's about time they came back and did a few of us. There's now nearly 7 billion humans, invading their spaces as we continually push for redevelopment of their wild inhabitats.
Meh, and then let the sharks and lions have a go. Its more eco friendly than the carbon footprint of a cremation.