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Most dangerous/deadliest creatures by states

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August 04, 2026, 05:56 AM
egregore
Most dangerous/deadliest creatures by states
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Moose bites can be pretty nasty!


So can moose licks.


August 04, 2026, 12:04 PM
sjtill
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Hawaii stands out with the yellow-bellied sea snake as its primary concern.


WTAF!!

No mention of shark attacks? I saw a young German woman die after her arm was bitten off. Others who survived--one was a colleague in the Maui hospital.

Although on Maui I would put surfing Big Beach, snorkeling off Black Rock, and big riding down Haleakala as the biggest risk, at least for tourists.


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August 05, 2026, 08:57 PM
Appliance Brad
I just here to mention Communists

We have a severe infestation here in Michigan. I suspect we are far from alone.


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August 06, 2026, 07:38 AM
lyman
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Originally posted by rizzle:
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Originally posted by slosig:
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Originally posted by rizzle:
California transients should be number one for Arizona...
Transients or transplants? And to be fair, I’m sure that the CA transplants are a mixed bag. Sure, CA is famous for libtards, but there is also the occasional solid conservatives (even a few SIGforum) that final gave up and escaped CA.


Sure there are some good people from CA, lately though, the bad ones have been annoying the hell out of me. They need to keep their political views in CA and just go away, it was more of a quick response from me, prolly should have not said it.

Anyway, the counties around here have more deaths and severe injuries from bee stings than rattlesnakes, can't even recall the last snakebite death, but a couple from bees.


12 or so years ago had a neighbor that was stung by yellowjackets,

he was in his 70's, and supposedly not allergic, till that time,

he was moving brush and got swarmed, died before the ambulance could get to him,


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