Kayaking, not as safe as it used to be (California)

[Ken Gargett]

25 minutes ago, 99call said:

It was direct from Sir David. It was a brutal 'wildlife on one" show where the dragon persued (as you said) a waterbuffalo of sort sort for days and days, before eventually eating it alive ..........very slowly...........back door first.

I think to myself, what a terrible end,,,, but then I think........poor bloody dragon Ha!!

there is a small difference.

you, as opposed to the very large muscular water buffalo, do not have two massive horns that could tear a whopping hole in the lizard. why on earth would any even slightly competent lizard not start from the rear.

[99call]

7 minutes ago, Ken Gargett said:

there is a small difference.

you, as opposed to the very large muscular water buffalo, do not have two massive horns that could tear a whopping hole in the lizard. why on earth would any even slightly competent lizard not start from the rear.

I have no idea Ken, I take on board the horns issue. I do not profess to know, All I do know is that David said it, and what David says I take as gospel. 

I guess, they know the animal is not going anywhere, they haven't got the projecting teeth/power for neck kills etc etc.

Personally, to me it sort of makes sense, if they are a bite and pull (with powerfull front legs) Hyena style feeder, 'soft spots' as it were may make best sense to open up a cadavour....Again it's not my opinion or belief necessarily, just something Sir Dave said in one of his programmes.