Ranma ½ Exit, Pursued by a Bear
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The Only Thing Worse Than a Wild Horse is a Wild B
It's awesome, but I think it's shopped. He's in choppy water but there's no disturbance in the water around his boots.
Every body of water I've stood in that has water in motion like that will have some sort of disturbance caused by my presence. Also, he'd hear that bear coming, unless he was deaf.
It's awesome, but I think it's shopped. He's in choppy water but there's no disturbance in the water around his boots.
Every body of water I've stood in that has water in motion like that will have some sort of disturbance caused by my presence. Also, he'd hear that bear coming, unless he was deaf.
The Only Thing Worse Than a Wild Horse is a Wild B
You guys do realise that rapid motion can cause turbulence in water, right? The reason the water's choppy around the bear and relatively still around the guy is because the bear is in the middle of pouncing on the guy, while the guy is standing still.
You guys do realise that rapid motion can cause turbulence in water, right? The reason the water's choppy around the bear and relatively still around the guy is because the bear is in the middle of pouncing on the guy, while the guy is standing still.
The Only Thing Worse Than a Wild Horse is a Wild B
You miss the point. Look at the water around his boots. He's in moving and choppy water yet there's no wake or ripples around his boots. They water should be disturbed by his presence. If you've ever waded though still water, you create a wake (wave). You make the same wake when still in water that's moving around you.
Even standing still in still water, he would be making ripples, and the choppy water around him would be making ripples as it slaps against his boots.
Believe me, being from the land of 10,000 lakes I've stood in a LOT of water that's been moving, wavy or still, some of it so cold it would make your testicles try to crawl up your butt for warmth (Lake Superior).
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Personally I think the bear's toying with the dog until it lets its guard down. :snigger:
You miss the point. Look at the water around his boots. He's in moving and choppy water yet there's no wake or ripples around his boots. They water should be disturbed by his presence. If you've ever waded though still water, you create a wake (wave). You make the same wake when still in water that's moving around you.
Even standing still in still water, he would be making ripples, and the choppy water around him would be making ripples as it slaps against his boots.
Believe me, being from the land of 10,000 lakes I've stood in a LOT of water that's been moving, wavy or still, some of it so cold it would make your testicles try to crawl up your butt for warmth (Lake Superior).
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Personally I think the bear's toying with the dog until it lets its guard down. :snigger:
The Only Thing Worse Than a Wild Horse is a Wild B
That is the worst case of mange I have ever seen...
Poor bear.
Well, you must have swam in late summer, because I swam in it in late June and ended up having early-stage hypothermia. Maybe the water was deeper where I swam or the currents brought up more water from the bottom or something.
That is the worst case of mange I have ever seen...
Poor bear.
Well, you must have swam in late summer, because I swam in it in late June and ended up having early-stage hypothermia. Maybe the water was deeper where I swam or the currents brought up more water from the bottom or something.
The Only Thing Worse Than a Wild Horse is a Wild B
To me it looks like a human in a naked bear costume.
Apparently Alaska state patrol officers have to go through training to be able to tell the difference between a decomposing bear hand and a human one because they look so similar. They get so many freaked out calls from citizens claiming to have found a hand in the woods, etc. that it necessitated the training. So, to see one naked like that just looks like a hunched over human in a weird suit.
To me it looks like a human in a naked bear costume.
Apparently Alaska state patrol officers have to go through training to be able to tell the difference between a decomposing bear hand and a human one because they look so similar. They get so many freaked out calls from citizens claiming to have found a hand in the woods, etc. that it necessitated the training. So, to see one naked like that just looks like a hunched over human in a weird suit.
