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All right, I asked chat GPT, what are the chances of a human taking down a raccoon with your bare hands?

Give it to me.

Catching and killing a raccoon with your bare hands would be extremely difficult and very dangerous for most people.

Adult raccoons typically weigh up to 25 pounds and are very muscular and agile.

They have sharp claws and teeth.

Bite force is strong enough to seriously injure fingers or hands. So then I said, well, all right, but give me a percent chance. Like an adult human versus an adult raccoon.

Chances of killing it without being seriously injured, low.

Chance of being bitten or badly scratched, very high.

Chance of needing medical attention afterwards also very high.

So even if the human is stronger overall, which they are, strength isn't the main issue.

The problems are raccoons are fast and

unpredictable. They can latch on the hands and not let go. Their claws can shred skin quickly.

Yeah, ma'am. They'll go for the face when they get an opening. Disease exposure is a serious

secondary risk. Yeah, for both of us.

So,

T, GPT's final answer was a healthy adult man could

overpower a raccoon in theory.

Humans are much larger,

but could is also very different

from wood cleanly and safely.

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