mcfmullen wrote:To be fair, they're targeting rabid wolves specifically, not the entire wolf population
Canines being rabid is just a gross stereotype!
Anyway, any animal that is legitimately infected with rabies won't be very interested in eating. They bite because the rabies virus causes brain swelling and affects behavior, making animals more aggressive to promote transmission of the disease through saliva. When you have rabies, you can't even swallow water, or your own saliva, hence foaming at the mouth, because of loss of throat muscle control. This makes it easier for the virus to find a new host through copious saliva production in the mouth and a tendency to want to sink your teeth into another animal's flesh. Now you know, and knowing is half the battle!
william-james88 wrote:mcfmullen wrote:Wolfman Jake wrote:william-james88 wrote:I think this is escalation due to the infinite increase of lycanthropic transformers released this year.
That is just gibberish, dude.
No it isn't. It makes perfect sense. However, the sentence is completely false given that the number of wolf transformers released this year can be counted on one hand - far from infinite.
Read carefully, the increase is infinite, not the amount of toys. There were no werewolf TFs last year (or at least planned for distribution last year). And this year we have at least 5 I can think of (but only 2 different characters). Any number over 0 is an infinite increase.
Any number greater than 0 is still a finite increase in quantity. Infinity isn't a number, it's a concept. Two is a very definable quantity and is certainly not "infinity" as such. If you're talking about any number OVER 0, as in division by zero, that's not infinity either. That's undefined.