Hi it’s Katrina!!From foxes shooting off guns, to cockatoos catching attackers, here
are 10 times that animals got revenge on humans!
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10.
Lions Attack A man suspected of hunting Rhinos or Lions
was found torn to pieces in South Africa at a private game park outside Kruger National
Park.
Authorities at the park found his eaten remains next to a hunting rifle and ammunition which
means he was probably up to no good.
It is believed he was there for poaching but this is not the first time animals have taken
revenge on poachers!
They have been trampled by elephants and struck by rhinos, the exact animals they are trying
to get their hands on...just wait for number 1.
9.
The Fox and the Hunter This is a very ironic tale about a hunter
who tried to kill a fox.
This happened back in 2011 in Belarus, where a hunter seemingly had a fox dead to rights
after he shot it.
To confirm the kill, the hunter approached the fox, and when he noticed it was alive,
he tried to use the butt of his gun to finish it off.
That's where things went very wrong.
For though shot, the fox sprang up, and started to scrap with the hunter.
Eventually, the fox got in a position where his paw ended up on the trigger of the gun,
and the fox somehow managed to pull the trigger, shooting the hunter with his own gun.
The hunter ended up in the hospital with a leg wound and the fox escaped.
This isn’t the first time this has happened either, supposedly there are at least 3 incidents
of dogs and cats unintentionally shooting off guns.
8.
Don't Mess With the Crows Birds are more intelligent than people give
credit for, and when it comes to Crows, they take it to another level.
If a person taunts them, they'll actually remember them via their faces.
And if they come back, they'll attack.
So one day, some researchers went into an area filled with crows, caught them, put identification
badges on them, and let them go.
The crows didn't take kindly to that, and so when the researchers returned, they dived
bombed them.
Wondering how far their memories would go, the researchers wore masks to hide their faces
and continued to do their work.
But the crows memorized them too!
To the extent that they even taught their children somehow to attack people in such
masks.
This proves that a crows memory isn't just long lasting, it's generational.
And now for a singer and a king cobra, but first if you are new here, welcome and be
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up! 7.
The Cobra and the Pop Star In Indonesia, there was a pop star was named
Irma Bule.
She was a talented singer, and was known for giving some really impressive performances.
To truly take her act to the next level, she used live snakes as props, which of course
is always a risk.
Even Britney said it was her biggest regret in life, to have that albino Burmese python
on her shoulders at the MTV Video Music Awards.
But that might have been for other reasons...
In Indonesia, many girls learn to dance a type of music with snake-like moves.
If you dance with a snake, you get paid more.
Irma Bule was famous for using these snakes and they weren’t just all around her, but
they were venomous.
This mother of three used to dance with non venomous pythons but this time, she took a
chance.
As she was doing her performance on stage, the snakes were slithering on the stage floor,
and she accidentally stepped on one.
In particular, she stepped on a King Cobra, which is one of the most venomous snakes in
the world.
Out of instinct, the King Cobra bit Bule in the leg, venom instantly going into her systems.
All the more tragic was that there was anti-venom, but she refused to take it, as she wanted
to keep performing.
She continued performing for 45 minutes until the venom finally took hold and she collapsed.
As her father noted in an interview after the tragedy, there was no way to predict what
happened, as Bule was very used to having snakes in her routine, but they were not usually
poisonous, or they were often defanged.
Many are now trying to raise awareness about the exploitation of young girls in Indonesia
who come from poor backgrounds and try to get more audiences using skimpy clothes and
deadly snakes.
6.
Octopus With A Grudge This story takes place in an aquarium, one
that happened to house an octopus named Truman.
Now, it's important to state that octopuses are very intelligent creatures.
Their bodies are incredibly flexible and they can fit into tiny spaces.
And their memories are actually really sharp, which is a key point of this story.
In the same aquarium that had Truman, there was a woman who volunteered at the facility.
For whatever reason, Truman did not like this woman.
So, from within the confines of his home in the aquarium, he would shoot water at this
lady.
While this may not seem odd, it needs to be noted that Truman ONLY shot water at this
particular woman.
I wonder what she did to make him so mad!
And he continued to do this no matter when or where the lady showed up.
If she arrived, Truman would strike.
Eventually, the woman stopped coming.
When she left, Truman became much more docile, and did not shoot water at anyone else.
But then, one day, the lady came back for a visit, and when she did, Truman struck her
with water without skipping a beat.
This is a true case of an octopus holding a grudge.
5.
Don’t Poke the Leopard You ever hear the phrase, "don't poke the
bear?"
For those who haven't, it simply means that you shouldn't provoke something that could
have consequence if you do.
But this doesn't just apply to bears, it applies to other animals as well, and in a very literal
case here, a leopard.
The place is Lake Nakuru National Park, Kenya.
A leopard was harassing some local communities, so a Park Ranger was brought in to fetch the
leopard and move it to a new location.
The Ranger did so, but, upon bringing it to its new home, the leopard didn't want to leave
the cage it was caught in.
So...fellow ranger Alexander Rono decided to poke the leopard with a stick from the
cabin of the truck they were in.
It didn't go well for him.
At first, the leopard just roared at the rangers, which should've been a hint, but Rono kept
poking, and so, the leopard left the cage...and went straight for the cabin of the truck.
The leopard actually jumped into window area of the truck as Rono tried to roll it up,
allowing the leopard to get part of its body inside.
A massive battle ensued, but eventually, Rono kicked the leopard out of the truck.
However, the damage had been done.
The leopard carved deeply into Rono's face, almost making him go blind.
He required many stitches, and admitted he won't ever forget what happened.
The leopard probably won’t either.
4.
Polly Caught a Killer Kevin Butler from Texas was a very simple
man.
He had a home, a pet cockatoo, and was a huge NBA fan, so much so that he named his pet
Cockatoo after his favorite player, Larry Bird.
Oh, the bird was named Bird, not Larry.
Anyway, the two were living happily until one day in 2001 a duo of thieves entered the
house, and promptly attacked Butler, and killed him.
Somehow Bird attacked the burglars and managed to get some hits in, but not enough to stop
them..
Enraged, the robbers killed Bird as well.
Police arrived on the scene and witnessed the aftermath of what happened.
As they looked for evidence to try and find out who did this, they noticed that Bird had
something in his beak.
Upon examining the contents, they were able to extract DNA of the assailants who killed
Butler and Bird, and both thieves were convicted of thievery and murder, and sentenced to life
in prison.
It's not hard to say that without Bird doing what it did, the killers may have never been
caught.
3.
Dog-Eat-Car World Here's a story that will teach you not to
mess with stray dogs, for a man in Chongqing, China was going about his day when he came
across a stray dog lying down in his parking spot.
Instead of encouraging the dog to leave, the man straight up kicked him out of the spot
so that he could park.
You would think that the dog would react instantly, and go after the car owner, but it didn't.
Instead, it decided to call in some "backup".
And by "backup", I mean his fellow stray dogs, who promptly went to town on the car that
was parked where the dog was resting before.
It's important to note that a dogs bite strength is incredibly impressive.
On average it has about 268 pounds of force.
Though they weren't able to rip the car to shreds per se, they were able to put some
major dents into the metal fenders, rip off the windshield wipers, and cause all other
kinds of damage to the vehicle, which the car owner likely didn't expect when he kicked
the dog.
The other irony here is that the man would not have found out about this "attack", except
that his neighbor heard the commotion going on outside, when she saw the dogs attacking
the car, she decided to record it.
The tale is now all over the internet and hopefully people will think twice about being
mean to animals.
2.
Eye of the Tiger Tigers are a creature that are not meant to
be messed with, but Russian poacher Vladimir Markov, didn't seem to care.
While out on a hunt, he found a Siberian Tiger or Amur Tiger which is the largest subspecies
of tiger in the world.
The tiger had apparently been hunting some prey, and was eating it when Markov found
him.
He shot and wounded the tiger, but the tiger was able to get away.
Markov then decided if he couldn't have the tiger, he would take the prey it had just
killed.
The tiger came back and saw the hunter taking his kill.
So, it did what any animal seeking revenge would do.
It tracked Markov back to his house.
A reminder, this is the wilderness of Russia, and the tiger was shot, which should've made
it harder for it to track Markov, but it didn't.
The tiger found the cabin that Markov was living in.
But, to its dismay, the poacher wasn't home.
Furious, and wanting payback, the tiger destroyed everything that had his sent on it and then
waited for Markov by the door.
As soon as he came home the tiger pounced and got its revenge.
1.
Elephants Never Forget Many different species of elephants are in
danger of extinction because of poachers, who are making tons of money on the illegal
sale of Ivory.
Elephants are now protected by numerous countries and foundations, but poachers will often ignore
these laws and hunt down or poison these elephants to kill them and take their tusks.
However, not all hunts are illegal and there are certain times of year where legal and
authorized hunts are allowed with a permit.
Elephants don’t know the difference and several have gotten revenge.
An Argentinian man was hunting in a private wildlife area along with his guides when one
of the elephant herd he was scouting spotted him.
Upon seeing the man (and/or the gun, remember elephants are smart!), the elephant alerted
the herd and they charged.
Before they were able to shoot, the hunter was trampled to death and everyone else fleed.
If you're thinking this is an act of karma, you might be more right than you know.
Because this particular elephant was in fact the intended target that the group set out
to get.
This is right after another hunter was killed in Zimbabwe, when his hunting group fired
at some elephants who also charged at them.
One of the elephants picked up the hunter with his trunk, when another hunter shot the
elephant and it fell crushing him to death.
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