Some people have been really busted up by these animals
As humans, we still sometimes hold a grudge against someone who wronged us. The same sometimes applies to animals. Are they treated unjustly? If so, that sometimes goes beyond just holding a grudge. We share stories of animals who took revenge on humans.
Tiger kills poacher who targeted him
Russian poacher Vladimir Markov went after a Siberian tiger one day in 1997. These tigers should certainly not be underestimated. They can weigh more than 225 pounds and can make jumps of three meters. You want to risk getting on their nerves? That’s something Vladimir would have been better off not doing.
When Vladimir saw a Siberian tiger – also known as Amur tiger – he shot it. He wounded the animal heavily, but did not manage to kill it. The tiger escaped, but did not forget the poacher. The insightful animal followed Vladimir to the hut where he was staying. At first, the tiger wreaked havoc. The animal destroyed everything in the dwelling that had the scent of the poacher. Then the tiger waited patiently. It did not have a happy ending for Vladimir. When he came through the door, the tiger attacked him and he was killed by the animal.
Dogs vandalize car after owner mistreats their buddy
You sometimes hear people say: dogs are man’s most loyal friend. Provided the human does not attack their friends. A few years ago, in 2015, a Chinese man was walking to his car. He saw that there was a stray dog in his parking lot and he didn’t like it. He could have chased the animal away, but that’s not what the man did. Instead, he kicked the dog so it went away.
The dog did indeed leave, but not because he felt defeated. No, he was picking up other dogs. Together with his four-legged friends, the dogs then destroyed the man’s car. When the man returned to his car the next day, he saw that his windshield wipers were bitten through and there were dents in his car. He did not initially know what had happened until a neighbor pointed out to him that a group of dogs had done it.
Leopard attacks park ranger after he pokes her with a stick
That you shouldn’t just poke a leopard with a stick is proven by this story from Lake Nakuru National Park in Kenya. A leopard was causing commotion as it attacked and ate the locals’ livestock. The locals contacted park rangers and they in turn tracked down the leopard. They managed to catch her, put her in a cage and put her on their wagon. When they wanted to let her out again, the animal refused on her own. The solution of one of the rangers? Poking her with a stick, to lure her out. Not the best decision maybe….
From the wagon, the ranger pushed against the animal with a stick. She did not appreciate that at all. She became aggressive and bit the stick first. However, the goal was achieved: she got out of the cage. Only she did not run towards her freedom, but jumped into the open window of the car. She managed to injure the ranger with her claws and tried to bite his neck. Meanwhile, she tried to climb further into the truck, but the ranger managed to get the animal out the window by pushing her away with his feet. The ranger needed 21 stitches for his injuries, but fortunately can still recount the story.
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