Crazy Lemming Attacks Russian Guy

 
having grown up in the country and experienced frequent encounters with things such as skunks, possums, racoons, etc......the very first rule I learned as a child is if you see a wild animal acting strangely, you head in the opposite direction, as the chance it has rabies is drastically increased.......
 
SmarterThanYou said:
I'm betting the little Lemming thought differently.
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I dunno, if he got herpes or something from the one dude. But otherwise they didn't hurt it that I could see, and they moved it off the road, so it is less likely to come across some less scrupulous individuals.
 
Johnny Rocketfingers said:
I dunno, if he got herpes or something from the one dude. But otherwise they didn't hurt it that I could see, and they moved it off the road, so it is less likely to come across some less scrupulous individuals.
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i'm not referring to physical injuries. having taken care of hundreds of rats over the last 6 years, i've seen how fear affects them. that little guy was pretty scared and i could tell it by the way it was attacking the shoe. at least they moved it off the road and didn't hurt it physically.
 
SmarterThanYou said:
i'm not referring to physical injuries. having taken care of hundreds of rats over the last 6 years, i've seen how fear affects them. that little guy was pretty scared and i could tell it by the way it was attacking the shoe. at least they moved it off the road and didn't hurt it physically.
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I suppose, I don't have the experience you do outside of cats.
 
The "Fight or Flight" response is unpredictable. I've seen animals attack when they feel threatened, even though their chances of a win are nil.

As for the lemming attacking the russian, was the russian named "Cliff"?
 
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