/int/ - International

Brown bear I guess

The feared Romanian

>>27924 Italy doesn't have any based predator?

Human.

Wild dogs, cows and crocodiles.

>>27977 Everything in your shit is dangerous.

>>27978 No, Cows and horses kill more people a year than anything else. Spiders and snakes are not actually that dangerous, they are not after you and there are anti-venoms anyway.

>>27979 What about drop bears, crocodile hunters, and deadly jellyfish?

>>27979 <mon visage when is true

Human. We basically killed everything that could endanger us.

>>27983 You not kill turkish people.

>>27981 48% of wild Koalas have Chlamydia but that probably won't be an issue unless you intent to flip them, Steve Erwin was killed by a stingray but that does touch on another point, the seas do contain many dangerous animals, just a few days ago two Swiss people were attacked by a shark, killing one, But then they are in the seas not on land, so are they in Australia as such? Maybe but then maybe not.

brown recluse probably kills people the most

>>27925 We have wolves and bears since they got reintroduced by environmentally-minded politicians. One of these bears took a hiker's head off last year and then everybody cheered because the bears are working properly.

>>28018 Kek.

bear unless elk is somehow stronger

Probably wolves? I don't even know if we have wild bears running around but if we don't then it's probably wolves.

>>27988 Dogs kill most people.

Me.

>>28068 Boars are much stronger and tougher than wolves in single combat. So unless we count wolf packs vs boar herds, i would place boars as the strongest animal.

>>28068 so far, there hasn't been a single wolf attack in the germoney. the only bear that could have endagered anyone was shot 15 years ago. i guess boars are the more likely wild animal to kill you, although this is rare, too.

Have you ever noticed that every animal in South America would get btfo by its African equivalent despite the two continents once being connected? This isn't some isolated quirk of today, 50% of the animal species in SA originate from the Panama land bridge. And the continent was basically cleared out by the arrival of human's in the Pleistocene - the select few fauna like ground sloths in North America got wiped out. Sissy continent.

>>28098 Which one of both tickles yer minge more, Suissette?

>>28099 That is a big boy. Meeting wild boars is scary. I once walked through the woods and saw shoats crossing my path just a few meters away, followed by their mother.

>>28132 The little ones are so cute, I want to cuddle them.

>>28129 Marsupials and birds can't compete with placental mammals.

>>28129 >And the continent was basically cleared out by the arrival of human's in the Pleistocene Absolute BS. Most Megafauna got wiped in what is commonly referred to as Younger Dryas as the very very end of the Pleistocene. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0031018215000899 >New dates indicate a protracted extinction event in the Pampas (10 to 13 BP) Also >Pleistocene as a time frame. Nigger, you retarded? <geological epoch that lasted from 2.58 million to 11,700 years ago

Probably this bull on the left here. The guy on the right is also very strong.

Moose friends

The harpy eagle. Used to prey on kids.

>>28137 We had one a few months ago. He in czechia now.

>>28141 Based. >>28142 They even made "Elch Emil" word of the year which is retarded in so many layers.

>>28141 The harpy eagle sounds like a Kohl Bernd.

>>28152 I don't think the eagle wants to... you know. He's content with a fine Happy Meal.