i dont fucking get how people think any animal can have numerous bullets int here brain and still live or attack you from it

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Even a human, if you rattled his gut and legs and arms and even jaw up with 30 bullets, would stay alive for a few minutes.

In this scenario, you hit the brain or you die.

Keep in mind that cop was trained with a gun and that tiger was charging at someone else, not him.

u're drawing weird comparisons. but anyways, u cannot honestly tell me that an uzi is more accurate than a rifle shot the way those men do it, which is on their knees, with their face right next to it. (idk the english vocab to describe the postion more accurately.) that'd be delusional.

we are naturally survivalists. the shit is proven constantly over and over again

i am saying that exactly, smaller space, closer target, odds are much more in your favor. uve been hunting im sure?

never denied he would. but he would NOT die instantly. and that's the whole point. because that means he' still gonna get u.

I think you're wrong.

I think the majority die...the world we live in is so closed off from anything like that...how could they survive?

They have never had to deal with it...nobody in their family has had to deal with it for hundreds of years...how do they get through winters, and deal with infections and diseases?

I think it's the opposite....some may live, but most will die.

heart shots kill /brain shots kill ive never seen an animal get shot directly in his brain and walk away and die some where else and ive never seen one get shot in his heart and walk off and die some where else

absolutely. magic.

FIRE. it is magic. if one of those people in that family was a boy scout for a day he learned how to make a fire with sticks

what if someone in that family was an actual hunter? he knows how to track animals, lets say he doesnt have a gun, he still knows how to snare shit etc.

thats just one "average" dude. he's already got fire and food for his family. his family in the mean time is finding water. now they're building shelter.

its that simple. find water. get shelter. get food. you'll be fine

most people would die off from scarcity over everything

we have a natural ability to survive its what we have done for thousands of years.

You die

That's the outcome

No matter what, the tiger kills you

Also, a survival instinct will only get you so far...unless you actually have some knowledge of hunting, knowledge of infections and diseases and how to prevent them, knowledge of what is good to eat and what is not, knowledge of finding food and building shelters...you die.

Do any of you have that knowledge? Cuz I don't....and I don't know anybody who does.

a rifle is a long range weapon, it loses its effectiveness at close range because you cant move and be accurate with the long barrel and fire single shots

an uzi is a close quarters weapon, it is much more accurate when you take in the fact a single trigger pull can throw out 30 bullets. you can shoot from the hip and be more accurate than with a rifle at 30 feet

The AVERAGE man is not a hunter though...that is ridiculous, the average man in the world today does not know shit about snaring things wtf lol

I'm saying take a typical suburban family and put them in an environment where they are no longer the top of the food chain...they die more often than not.

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the great thing about humans is we have a fast ability to learn and adapt. there is no way you couldnt figure out how to build a shelter? how to hunt or kill a fucking rabbit a bird or eat something?

I'll make this 100 percent guarantee: I would die in this scenario. Maybe you're harder than me. That's not too impressive. But I'd be fucking dead.

the space doesn't have anything to do with it, if the tiger's is running at u directly like the lion in the video is. it's only the distance. and the distance is actually better in the lion video. because if those men didn't hit him when he charged from more than a 100 ft away directly up to them, how are they gonna hit him if he charges from 30 ft away directly up to him? if u lower the distance, that only means u have less time to hit him.
by your logic, if the tiger is only 30 ft away when he starts charging u, it's easier to hit him. but at one point the lion in the vid WAS only 30 ft away. and they didn't hit him hard enough during the time he needed to run the 30 ft directly up to them. as a matter of fact, they didn't even hit him during the time he needed to close a distance of more than a 100 ft.

and yes, that's another thing i'm not denying. my point is that u would not be able to hit him directly in the brain.

proof of that is found above.