In the sense of hardest to avoid being killed by and managing to kill.
Imagine you're in an arena, Colosseum-style, armed only with a knife, say one with a six inch blade. An animal is released into the arena with you, and now you have to not only survive/avoid the animal, but also kill it.
"Why does this have to happen to me", you ask. I know it's not fair at all, but those are the rules. You don't have to eat the animal though. Unless you're suddenly hungry after all the fighting and really want to grab a bite.
Anyway.
Under these conditions, which animal is the most scary? Tigers, lions and bears come to mind. But imagine having to fight and kill an elephant, that could become very messy very quickly, and not just on the elephant's part. Or a giant alligator. You might be able to avoid it for hours and hours, but once you have to kill it... Or a rhinoceros. Brrr.
I think a tiger or a giant bear is probably the scariest. They're both much larger than you and very mobile. Hard to get to fast enough to also have a chance to tell about it afterwards.
Imagine you're in an arena, Colosseum-style, armed only with a knife, say one with a six inch blade. An animal is released into the arena with you, and now you have to not only survive/avoid the animal, but also kill it.
"Why does this have to happen to me", you ask. I know it's not fair at all, but those are the rules. You don't have to eat the animal though. Unless you're suddenly hungry after all the fighting and really want to grab a bite.
Anyway.
Under these conditions, which animal is the most scary? Tigers, lions and bears come to mind. But imagine having to fight and kill an elephant, that could become very messy very quickly, and not just on the elephant's part. Or a giant alligator. You might be able to avoid it for hours and hours, but once you have to kill it... Or a rhinoceros. Brrr.
I think a tiger or a giant bear is probably the scariest. They're both much larger than you and very mobile. Hard to get to fast enough to also have a chance to tell about it afterwards.
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