[dennis_is_canadian]

Simply put, our wildlife. Aside from the fact that we have an emense population of thriving wild life. Another reason is the lack there of certain wild life. Im talking about venomous snakes and insects. Scorpions, Killer bees and crocodiles. Jelly fish, sharks and man-eating tigers. Yes, Canada does not have any of those creatures and im damn glad. Im an outdoors guy and I can't imagine going camping in some places in the southern states, and tropical countries. The things that could potentially attack you, uggghh. Sure we have bears and mountain lions, but nothing like alot of other places. Im glad when I go swimming I don't have to think about sharks, jelly fish, sea snakes, etc. What's gonna happen here, a beaver attack? lol.

Anyway, most of the reasons are takin' so that's just another reason to add to the list of ever growing reasons why Canada kicks ass. We have alot of wildlife and none of which make me think twice about venturing into the wilderness.

Dennis
22/Manitoba

[DMP08]

No poisonous snakes eh? I guess that den of rattle snakes I almost stepped in last summer was an illusion caused by the heat

Just razzin' ya. Welcome to the site. Stay long, have fun, and participate in all discussions. We never have a lack of opinions here.

[dennis_is_canadian]

lol, and in Manitoba we have Snow Monkies. Sure they look cute, but if you come across one during mating season they will tear you apart!

They usually feed on snow cones, but people aren't excluded from the menue. So be warned fellow canucks, oh yes, be warned!

For some Americans - (You know I was kidding........right?)

Dennis
22/Manitoba

[canadian1971]

LOL...kinda like the Newfoundland Wild Balogne hey Dennis?

[CanadianLynx]

and the Mounties are still looking for "Aunt Martha's sheep.
Never know when the Wild Bologne will strike in Newfoundland.

[RoyalHighlander]

Southern alberta and SK do have the odd rattle snake buddy.. not many bit just the same they are there...

[Streaker]

What about Sasquatch? Scares the crap outta me!