Is there a relationship between increasing animal atacks on humans and global rising temperatures? - eviltoast
‘I saw a big set of white teeth coming towards me’: the people who survived terrifying wild animal attacks
www.theguardian.com
How does it feel to fight off a predator in the wild? And what effect does it have on your life? Five people who lived to tell the tale explain

So would you say animal behaviour is indeed changing lately?

I personally had a weird experience when a small school of really small fishes started biting us and pierced the skin in the Mediterranean.

  • SolidGrue@lemmy.world
    71·
    1 year ago

    Large animals generally haven’t recognized humans as natural predators, prey or competition. As environmental pressures on habitats grow as habitats undergo variously anthropocentric destruction and reduction, competition will become more fierce to the extent that humans may now be recognized as predators (fight or flight), prey (viable source of food) or competition (territorial disputes).

    It’s a circle of life kind of thing.