Sorry about that! I will answer them today! Got sidetracked training some fighters and got away from the online world. Now I am going to be fully focused on building my online presence. Thank you for reminding me!
I can show you exceptions to this in chimpanzees.
You should look at what killer whales some times do with their pretty. Domestic cats will do the sand with miceand won't even eat it.
There's at least one recorded case out there of a 7 Legged octopus grabbing and using a powerful stinging mauve jellyfish as a defensive shield weapon. Wonder what went through its mind (octopus has neurons in those tentacles).
If it's an option then it can be a goal. Just because you have one goal doesn't mean you can't have multiple goals. Martial arts techniques hurt for a reason. If in attacking you and you cannot hurt me then what will stop my attack?
I had apersonal experience while trying to get a spider to eat an ant. I watched the spider make a decision between the two ants. It had 2 choices. Attack the healthy ant or attack the wounded at. At first it looked at the healthy ant, then it looked at the wounded ant. It did this twice in an indecisive manner as if it was sure of which on to go for. After about 10 seconds it made up it's mind and went for the weak ant and ignored the other. The spider didn't act in an extinction manner. It moved as if it was confused and trying to work things out. I had a hunting dog that would catch and kills birds for the fun of it. She was really good at it. I think that age was probably baiting the birds because the birds would often fly into the fenced area where the dogs were.
Wondering where this is going.
Welcome to MartialTalk, toliktolik, hope you enjoy it here.
These are two very different questions. I'm a fan of MMA. I'm not a fan of Conor McGregor.
He executed a an almost perfect Tai Chi style attack in one fight, and used it to pummel to KO. Shoulder strike to stun, follow by a wave of fists. I'll look it up.
You need to do some research on primate behavior to start. Then, take a look at some Mustelidae members. I can give you some good examples if you would like.
If you are inside the Croc you already found out. Alligators can be be quite gentle as long as you don’t give wrong cues. Similarly, Lions will often ignore people unless they limp.
Great film, The Ghost and the Darkness. Val Kilmer and Michael Douglas.
A rare event. I was actually talking about captive lions that I worked with, though I did not state that important detail. Initially, no one realized that it was two lions rather than one. Those two lions were very likely brothers. The most interesting fact about it in my opinion was the completely different methods those two lions used. They were credited with over 135 kills combined. I believe this number is somewhat exaggerated, but it was certainly dozens at the very least. Most of the kills by one lion happened at night and without attracting notice. By contrast, the other lion boldly charged into groups of daytime workers, sometimes killing several in one attack. Usually lions at rest will just plain ignore most movement, feign a bad limp and you will most certainly pique their interest. It is their job to deal with the infirm after all.Great film, The Ghost and the Darkness. Val Kilmer and Michael Douglas.
Do you know of the Tsavo Man Eaters?
Tsavo Man-Eaters - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
That Wellington guy reportedly had a beef with a lot of people.
