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sup, tropics vs temperate zone, which do you say is harder to survive in
I say tropics, too many animals and diseases.
in temperate, just get ready for winter and among lone wolves black bears and cougers while avoiding grizzlies and thats it
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>France is a red country
Heh, I didn't realize refugees were considered venomous.
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>>1052704
their religion is toxic
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>>1052704
KILL NIGGERS
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>>1052704
It's actually because of French Guiana, I'm sure.
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>>1051889
this map is bs how does south africa have 30-40 but the enclave Lesotho has less than 10?
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>>1053065
Lesotho is entirely above 1000 metres.
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>>1054670
How dangerous can a bear be if an 11 year old Labrador can kill it stone fucking dead.
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191/5000
Here, in Brazil, we have the three "S's."
Snakes, spiders and scorpions.
Extremely poisonous and deadly.
Every weekend in the forest I find one of them. And it is not in the Amazon rainforest.
23º15'20.86"S 46º58'20.95"O
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>>1051889
Tropics, by a huge margin. Is this even a debate?
Even if you do everything perfectly, you'll still contract malaria or some other horrible, virulent disease and die. There's a reason civilization is pretty shitty in the Tropics, if it even exists.
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>>1051889
what the fuck france
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