• @ComradeSalad
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        1 year ago

        Why are lynx by far the lowest across your rankings? : ( How can you not love their funny massive mittens!

        • @Kirbywithwhip1987OPM
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          41 year ago

          Their sound, you heard that? Imagine being alone and hearing that in distance

          • @ComradeSalad
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            41 year ago

            Fair, however I feel that cougar calls are significantly more terrifying. Plus it is fun to think about how many “ghost, cryptid, and other supernatural” occurrences are just a cat being territorial. A lynx will also do its best to stay away from humans at all costs, and isn’t a threat.

            • @Kirbywithwhip1987OPM
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              1 year ago

              We have Drekavac(essentially The Rake Creepypasta) here in most countries of Yugoslavia, it can apparently be heard screeching at night and it eats livestock, they said that’s maybe the sounds were from lynx, some birds or foxes.

            • @PolandIsAStateOfMind
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              21 year ago

              Just as lot of things you rated higher. Only possible difference is that cats are more popular.

              • @Kirbywithwhip1987OPM
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                Cats kill it and don’t even eat it, just play and toss it’s remains around, millions per year, I saw it too many times. Caused many species to extinct like that.

                • @PolandIsAStateOfMind
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                  31 year ago

                  You just rated crows 100/10, which makes such opinion discarded and back to “they are numerous”. Also, if we are at the anecdotal proofs, my cat eaten a spider once.

                  • @Kirbywithwhip1987OPM
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                    Imagine not liking crows… Yes they can be useful for removing too many rats or insects in house for example, but that’s about it. As I said, they kill millions of birds, reptiles and rodents per year and caused too many species, mainly birds to go extinct, second only to humans. And unlike other creatures, they mostly don’t kill to eat, too many times they kill something and then play with it’s corpse around leaving it in one piece not eaten and moving on, it’s not a pleasant sight at all.