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I have been looking online to search for a number on how many people where killed by a cat, excluding the obvious infection risk. I literally cannot find a numb
by rowanG077 3y ago
I have been looking online to search for a number on how many people where killed by a cat, excluding the obvious infection risk. I literally cannot find a number. Most likely because either it's so vanishingly small no one cares to track it. Or because it's 0. Show me a few cases of a cat killing a person in a fight and I will reconsider my stance.
I have been in a fight with a cat. There is a lot of blood. But there is little serious damage. Unless you are extremely unlucky with the cat going for your eye there is little to be really concerned about.
- dylan604 3y agoWhy is there the unrealistic belief in this thread that to lose to a cat means you're dead?
- jacquesm 3y ago"lose" doesn't mean "die', that was your addition. And that's fine, but it's a nonsense argument, not everybody that ever lost a fight died.
- rowanG077 3y agoIn a fight with an animal what other definition of lose would you use? I use death because it's easily quantifiable and works for dogs.
- powersnail 3y agoMore injured than the animal (in a lot of cases the animal will end up with no injury at all, because many human have poor fight instinct and might simply scream while flailing their arms around). Or in case of territorial dispute, the animal ends up chasing you away. For instance, a friend was unable to get into her own apartment because a wild bat was guarding the door.
- jacquesm 3y ago> I use death That's your choice, but it was clear that that wasn't the definition that I was using, unless you were misreading my original comment when you first responded.