EPTMan survives being scalped by leopard [India] - Page 5
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ZUR1CH
United States108 Posts
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Coal
Sweden1535 Posts
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Manit0u
Poland17548 Posts
On January 09 2012 06:01 ZUR1CH wrote: It's insane they actually got a photograph of his scalp flying off. 1st rule of the world: If something bad is happening to someone you should photograph/film it instead of helping. It's like with this NG picture of the year with starving child in Africa and a vulture standing by, waiting for it to die. At least the reporter who took that photo had enough decency left in him to realise what horrible being he is and commited suicide. Also, the thread title is a bit misleading. It's not like scalping is very life-threatening. There are no major or vital parts there really so "surviving" it isn't such a tremendeous feat either (don't get me wrong, surviving a jaguar attack IS quite a feat and that's what the man should get credit for, people pay too much attention to his scalp). | ||
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Piste
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InTheFade
United States1721 Posts
On January 09 2012 01:53 konadora wrote: wow, that is disturbing kinda frightening how wild animals are making their way to cities and populated areas... It probably has something to do with us continually destroying other animals' habitats coupled with urban sprawling... Cuh-razy! | ||
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DoubleZee
Canada556 Posts
On January 09 2012 06:09 Manit0u wrote: 1st rule of the world: If something bad is happening to someone you should photograph/film it instead of helping. It's like with this NG picture of the year with starving child in Africa and a vulture standing by, waiting for it to die. At least the reporter who took that photo had enough decency left in him to realise what horrible being he is and commited suicide. I don't mean to get off topic but this just annoys me. What's more helpful for a single person to do, take a picture and bring awareness to something which lead to major change, or try to make a single physical difference? You think a reporter taking pictures of famine in Africa should try to save every dying child he sees? The world doesn't work like that. By your logic you should either do something about every horrible thing in the world or kill yourself. As for the guy taking the jaguar piicture, unless the person being attacked is his family or close friend I don't blame him at all for not putting his own life in danger. There is nothing wrong with putting your own life before that of a stranger. That's not even taking in to consideration how quickly an attack like that happens. It's not like he's takign a picture of an old lady getting mugged by a teenager. It's a fucking pissed off jaguar. lol | ||
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Lynkilen
Norway211 Posts
On January 09 2012 06:09 Manit0u wrote: 1st rule of the world: If something bad is happening to someone you should photograph/film it instead of helping. It's like with this NG picture of the year with starving child in Africa and a vulture standing by, waiting for it to die. At least the reporter who took that photo had enough decency left in him to realise what horrible being he is and commited suicide. Irc the reason for that was, everyone who traveled there got told not to touch anyone for fear of disease. | ||
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Zooper31
United States5711 Posts
On January 09 2012 02:00 Tritanis wrote: What's disturbing in the third photo? The creepy side to side grin of the photographers while they take a picture of a leopard that just scalped a man in the street. | ||
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Rogerabbit_gosu
United Kingdom27 Posts
If they mean survived an attack by an agitated leopard then yes he was lucky. But there was no way his wounds would/could have been fatal save infection. | ||
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TrojanSC
United States27 Posts
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Arthemesia
United States292 Posts
On January 09 2012 06:24 Piste wrote: anyone else think that the most disturbing pic is the first one? Ya it's crazy that one sticks out in my head way more than the second one which to my desensitized eyes doesn't look that bad. | ||
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sorrowptoss
Canada1431 Posts
On January 09 2012 02:02 theBALLS wrote: Your lack of attention to the first 2 photos are more disturbing Hahahahaa... | ||
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gibb
Sweden288 Posts
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mapexsaturn
Canada15 Posts
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Nyctophobia
Canada99 Posts
...almost leaves me scratching my head. | ||
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FlamingForce
Netherlands701 Posts
On January 09 2012 06:09 Manit0u wrote: 1st rule of the world: If something bad is happening to someone you should photograph/film it instead of helping. It's like with this NG picture of the year with starving child in Africa and a vulture standing by, waiting for it to die. At least the reporter who took that photo had enough decency left in him to realise what horrible being he is and commited suicide. Also, the thread title is a bit misleading. It's not like scalping is very life-threatening. There are no major or vital parts there really so "surviving" it isn't such a tremendeous feat either (don't get me wrong, surviving a jaguar attack IS quite a feat and that's what the man should get credit for, people pay too much attention to his scalp). I'm pretty sure that not talking shit about stuff you know nothing about or don't understand is also a rule. OT: I'm not sure whether or not his skull remained intact, from the looks of it, it did, so it's not TOO serious of an injury, he definitely has a very good chance of full recovery with the right medical attention. | ||
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Spicy_Curry
United States10573 Posts
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Abort Retry Fail
2636 Posts
Thank god he's alright | ||
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MichaelDonovan
United States1453 Posts
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Inzek
Chile802 Posts
On January 09 2012 04:18 Body_Shield wrote: I am working on a biology paper, I am postulating on a theorum that Jaguars have a tendancy to attack people (if they attack people) that do not wear helments. Relevent Material. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i692.photobucket.com/albums/vv286/Body_Shield/s_y23_19033828.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://i692.photobucket.com/albums/vv286/Body_Shield/2dWZI.jpg) I also enjoy the reverence that is bestowed upon these cats, many of the rangers that are charged with the care of their territory take great pains not to kill them even if it puts themselves at dire risk. There was a picture of a ranger standing on top of his vehicle pointing his shotgun at a cat that was coming at him, and there was a guy running away, and several guys laying on the ground. you can see the jag there it already had an injury :S, poor animals... sometimes really want some epidemic thing to happen so human population diminishes. tbh that jag was ac short range imo. | ||
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