A couple of years ago, a high schooler named Isaac Cooling was viciously attacked while golfing.

His assailant forced him to the ground not once, not two times, but three times.

He was kicked, scratched, beaten, and bitten.

His perpetrator showed no fear of being apprehended by authorities. This attack happened

in broad daylight with numerous witnesses. Cooling himself said in an interview with PGA,

quote, no one came to help. All the coaches saw it from the clubhouse. In fact, not only was cooling left to his

fate, the crime was photographed. In each photo, you can see Isaac's helpless body thrown into a new

position by his vicious attacker. And in the one shot showing his face, you can see a portrait of pain, fear, and

confusion. And to make matters worse, once the assault finally ended, Isaac was robbed. During the

attack, some of his clubs were thrown out of his bag, and the criminal, took possession of them, guarding them,

and preventing Isaac from playing with the right clubs for the rest of the day.

The perpetrator remains at large.

The attacker was a member of one of the most bold, brave, and brutal species on the planet.

The Canada Goose.

Branta Canadensis.

I'm Mackin. This is Species.

Welcome to the show. I hope everyone is doing well, staying healthy, staying sane, and staying away from others.

Quick announcement, Tyas and I decided to put out a little more content, another Who Would Win?

It came out yesterday, although the live stream was on Thursday, and we debated who would win in a physical alteration,

a large

Komodo dragon or a medium-sized American alligator. And there's a poll, so if you want to listen

and vote for which you would think would win, you can do so before tomorrow on Tyas's Twitter

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