Attacked By A Deadly Predator | Human Prey | FULL Documentary | Curious?: Natural World

On this episode of Human Prey, three horrific stories of people savaged by deadly predators!
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From Season 1 Episode 5 "Killer Cats and Dogs": On a camping trip in the Canadian wilderness, a family is unwittingly stalked by a hungry and opportunistic wolf; while mowing the lawn on a Sunday afternoon, a suburban Virginia man is repeatedly attacked by a rabid coyote; and, a mountain bike excursion in a California wilderness park becomes a life-and-death struggle when a cyclist is pounced upon by a cougar.
Human Prey - Recounting bone-chilling attacks by some of the world’s deadliest predators, HUMAN PREY presents the harrowing true stories of people who were attacked by wild animals and who lived to tell the tale.
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[@DarrenKuhn-j5m]

Poor little guy, wolves are my favourite animal. Im in Australia, so we don't have to worry about them and bears. Just snakes and crocs and the odd dingo. As well as stingers and jellyfish and blue ringed octopuses. As well as spiders and the odd cranky roo. But i love the American/Canadian and Alaskan wilderness. Such a wonderfull, majestic land.

[@Dreama88]

The sound of the lawn mower running probably made the wolf more agitated and so more aggressive

[@shanetucker9009]

That reenactment. senf shiver down my spines when that line wolf attacked the little boy . Thankfully his family saved him before the wolf killed him. Camping outdoors is a risky move

[@kr-pm1xg]

Darn'ol friggin wolves'n stuff...

[@susiearviso3032]

Why would they not assume wild animals are able to have access to people?

[@sauce1232]

Why would you not assume that someone can hit you in a car accident?

[@cecilia8957]

And they say Australia is a dangerous place

[@dondamon4669]

The first family are completely ridiculous! Letting children sleep outside in wolf territory

[@annapeppard2400]

So why do "intelligent educated" mature people......intentionally place themselves into....dangerous...situations knowing very well they are jeopardizing their lives .. .....and those who they expect....ought to save them.

[@sauce1232]

Never been in a car?

[@d3iz3l1]

Lmao this is the dumbest logic one could come up with, anytime you leave your bed technically something bad could happen....