Look out for that gorilla.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

Now, gorillas don't really play a role in this story, but sounded more exciting than the animals that do.

What I have here is the 10 states where you're most likely to be killed by an animal.

I don't think many people would need to be urged to look out for a gorilla.

I mean, if you came upon a gorilla, I think your immediate reaction would be caution, yes?

You wouldn't react the same way as if you saw, say, a cow, which is much more likely,

or kills more people.

But anyway, cows kill more people than gorillas.

Stay tuned.

All right.

Animal attacks on people are rare, but they are now keeping track of them, and they're on the

increase.

They say due to climate change.

What?

Why are deadly animal attacks on the rise due to climate change?

The air conditioning.

Mountain lions, bears, they come into the air conditioning.

It's really hot out there.

You mind if I, you know, just watch tube with you for a while?

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