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mattdoggy ONLINE (04/21/2015) [-] 
>be Floridian driving to a friends house late one night
>turn a corner to see what i think is a black bear
>they are pretty rare but not totally uncommon so we drive closer to try and get a better look
>when we get a lot closer it turns and we can see it
>It's a large black wolf
>this thing is the size of a bear and couldn't have been a dog
>fear consumes every inch of you when you see something like that
>ever since then we've been afraid to go through that area late at night
on a related note i just decided to google it for a picture and it turns out the Florida Black Wolf has been extinct for over a hundred years apparently. I think this might be a rare animal and maybe someone of importance should take an interest in this. Any idea who i should contact?
>turn a corner to see what i think is a black bear
>they are pretty rare but not totally uncommon so we drive closer to try and get a better look
>when we get a lot closer it turns and we can see it
>It's a large black wolf
>this thing is the size of a bear and couldn't have been a dog
>fear consumes every inch of you when you see something like that
>ever since then we've been afraid to go through that area late at night
on a related note i just decided to google it for a picture and it turns out the Florida Black Wolf has been extinct for over a hundred years apparently. I think this might be a rare animal and maybe someone of importance should take an interest in this. Any idea who i should contact?
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cancerlobster (04/21/2015) [-] I'm not sure, but have you tried consulting the Endangered And Nongame Species Program? www.njfishandwildlife.com/ensphome.htm
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captnnorway (04/21/2015) [-] Why would you not be afraid of a bear, but afraid of the wolf? Only time a lone wolf attacks is if it's starving or feel threatened. Bears are a lot more scary imo
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incoming (04/21/2015) [-] Well, a bear may decide to leave you alone if you play dead a wolf on the other hand probably won't. If you plan to fight back though your odds which are still stacked against you seeing as they hunt for a living but you probably don't have to fight for your survival regularly are definitely better with the wolf.
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zetsuboukamina (04/21/2015) [-] I dunno man. A bear has longer and sharper claws as well as being able to stand on two feet. They are also very fast
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wrpen (04/21/2015) [-] All animals (except scavengers, but they're usually easy to fight off) will generally ignore you if they aren't starving to death and you aren't presenting to be a threat. It just helps that the easiest way to do that is lie completely motionless on the ground, on the exact opposite side of the animal as anything it doesn't want you to come near.
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truesmokewolf (04/21/2015) [-] That's the one I actually thought I was posting but it was too late so I decided to roll with it.
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imjared (04/21/2015) [-]
that dog will befriend none who have fear in their hearts
love and appreciate his ominous gaze
stand tall
and whisper unto his ear
who's a good boy?
love and appreciate his ominous gaze
stand tall
and whisper unto his ear
who's a good boy?
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magicbrownies (04/21/2015) [-] i actually think thats an artist rendition of hephaestus from the lightning thief series
i dont know which came first though.
i dont know which came first though.
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Dember (04/21/2015) [-] That is a black German Shepherd. It's just longer haired, called "plush coated". The eyes are edited, in the original version they're normal brown. This is a black wolf - big difference.
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anon (04/21/2015) [-]
Too bad Wolves don't attack humans. Never been a recorded incident in history. Read the book "Vicious".
