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John Silva

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 Please ask about modern animals, im not a prehistoric expert, i dont answer question about dinosaur and creatures that doesnt exist. You can ask about smilodons, shortfaced bears, such as recently extinct animals, but prehistorical animals will not be answered just because i dont have the knowledge for it. My specialty are BIG CATS, all of them and mammals in general, expect any kind of answer you need in this matter, thanks. Modern animals in general.

Jonathan

U.K.
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  • Total Questions 23
 I can answer any question on land carnivores. Big cats are my main area of expertise. I can answer questions on weight, behavior, and on any possible match-up among mammals, reptiles and insects. I am not very well informed with dinosaurs and prehistoric animals, so please refrain from asking me questions about them. Just modern animals please. Also questions on bite force are not the best, as they vary greatly.

CARLOS

U.S.
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  • Total Questions 25
 I can answer questions about mammalian predators such as big cats, bears, and wild canids. I can also answer questions guard dog breeds. I can also answer questions about some reptiles such as crocodiles, alligators, and snakes. I can't answer questions about insects, amphibians, or dinosaurs.

Daniel Moellic

U.K.
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  • Politeness 9.97
  • Total Questions 1179
 I can answer a variety of questions on interspecies conflict including hypothetical questions. I can go into detail if necessary. I would also like to mention that I prefer questions on reptiles vs mammals or reptiles in general however my best topic is theropod dinosaurs. I have a good understanding of the physiology of most species but cannot answer questions on things such as bite force as statistics on these vary a lot.

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2009-11-06 badgers:

Hi sulaiman! How's it going? Let's start: 1. I think a big male Badger could take this. Males can get very aggressive over territory, food and other animals, and a Badger has more than competent

2009-11-05 the Komodo's bite:

Hello again Brad With whales being aquatic it is possible the infection would be washed out of the wound before it spread to deeply into the whale's blood stream. However if it didn't the bacteria would

2009-11-04 Hi Johnathon:

Hi Gian! How's it going? Let's get started: 1. A Raccoon would maybe try and defend itself, but it's out-matched by two bigger canine predators. A Raccoon is too small to successfully fend off a

2009-11-03 Who will win:

Hi Andrew! I'll be more than happy to answer your questions: 1. The Polar Bear no contest. One on one, the odds are all with the Polar Bear. Much heavier and has thunderous weapons. The Lion is tough

2009-11-03 about pandas:

Hello Jascha Pandas are less aggressive than most other bears but will still attack if it feels threatened or is a mother with a cub. However physically pandas are just as dangerous as other bears and

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