DANGEROUS.

Boy that's a tough choice @Kandae11 . At least with a gunman, you might be able to sweet-talk your survival. My encounter with an animal was a Wild Hog...in the dark. My donkeys had alerted me to a problem and like an idiot, I went out into the dark with a flashlight to see what the problem was. When I was about 20 feet away from the hog, I heard him snort . I spun around and even in my physical condition, I ran like I was on the Olympic Track Team.

Many years ago, a friend asked me to care for her Doberman while she was away for a few days. The dog seemed to like me, so I agreed. One night, I heard the dog barking downstairs, so I went down and he was hungry. I put his food down and then went to pet him. He suddenly bared his teeth at me, began growling and then began snapping his teeth! I turned around and ran back upstairs to my bedroom and closed the door. I was never so terrified in my life!

How can I forget that day we met with a lionfish. We were swimming and someone shouted there was a lionfish around. We got out of the water as fast as possible. Well that was scary

I've faced both, and I'd rather a face a dangerous animal. Unless it was a grizzly bear. They're unpredictable.

I remember being in a river sitting on stone, when i saw a snake just beside it. I don't know even if that was a poisonous one, but i was hell scared and shouted and pulled my legs up in an instant.

I almost stepped on a Egyptian Cobra a few months ago only ,when we was visiting my husbands family in the farming area of Alexandria it was early morning and I only noticed it was there when it moved, ,for a few seconds I was frozen with my foot in the air, but I think it was possibly not warm enough for it to want to strike, I had seen one before also in the same area ,but not so close to me, As for which I would rather face , neither if possible

Only an angry beast who was mad I took his parking spot! I haven't with an animal, it is omehting I fear.

Yikes, I hope that photo is not of you. Actually that is a tough question. If one knows what wild predators in their areas are likely to do then it is easy to avoid them but people are not and personally I am less likely to trust people. Humans are unpredictable kinda like housecats.

I have been in deadly situations, but not with an animal. Quick reflex saved me Kandase. Also a calm demeanor. But when faced with a wild animal, getting away as fast as possible would be the only option I would think.

I would rather face neither one of these.

I run into a lot of stray dogs in this neighborhood, it is very annoying that people can't keep the dogs secure. I have run into vicious pit bulls. So I usually walk with stick in hand, in case I have to protect myself. I would rather not run into a robber or an animal, both could be very dangerous.

you think too much .......But you are very nice person.........

That is really scary well I haven't faced any dangerous animal Iike that but I was so scared of the dogs And my dad n sis loved keeping dog as pets., I always felt so scared lol

OUR BODY ITSELF WILL REACT WITH ITS MAXIMUM ABILITY TO ESCAPE FROM THE SITUATION AUTOMATICALLY. BUT NEVER BE PANIC.

I have spotted reptiles in our garden but cannot say they were in an attacking mode. When I was a kid I had gone to my neighbours garden to pick up guavas. I did not know their had let loose their dog. I saw it and I started running. It bit me (lol)

You might as well face the situation either one of them because we can't chose unless it comes to us no matter how we avoid them.

They are almost synonymous in result ; however we can right away if near a snake but fo a croc, it has a slim chance for the victim to survive.

When I was little we were waking through the woods when we came across a wild dog (or a coyote). We told our dog to attack it. Our dog was half the size of it but our dog chased it away. It ran down through a field and jumped a barbwire fence and our dog had to claw under the fence. About 15 minute later our dog came back huffing and puffing. I figured the wild dog had outran our dog. Most of the time if you are out in the woods in the area I live and making noise most wild animals will not come near you. I don't know which one I would rather run into.

An animal...I might just get away....

There are some advices about handling with wild animal which i read on news. Just let me find that previous news and send to you