Throughout history an average wild animal has had the ability to kill an average human being so how did we as a species not only survive but ended up on the top of the food chain?
In: Biology
Humans are dangerous revenge freaks.
When one animal kills another that generally is it.
If an animal kills a human we will find it and kill it and it’s family and every other animal that looks like it in the vicinity.
Sure, there are predators that could take out humans individually or in small groups, but we would hunt them down if they did.
There is a reason practically no animal thinks about humans as food.
We genocided it out of them. Every animal that learned humans are food was hunted down and exterminated with extreme prejudice.
We got so good at it that we completely eliminated it from their collective memory.
And if no predator thinks of you as food you are at the top.
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