[bigbear8]

Originally Posted by DarkSighted ↗

2: If this phenomena had somehow been a smallish herd of cows stomping/goring her to death instead of dogs taking her out at ghastly length, I suspect that public reaction would lean more toward a shrug than repeated complaints to authorities and attention to 'how many loose cows are being sterilized to decrease their numbers', etc. Death by stomping/goring also sounds better than by a thousand chewings. IMHO.

In India, cows (not bulls) are much more docile than dogs. I've never felt threatened by cows walking around New Delhi at any time of the day or night. Filthy, stinking dogs on the other hand...

Originally Posted by WayneMan ↗

What is it that makes “stray dogs” attack a human being in the first place? Hunger? (They didn’t appear to be pit bulls.)

Because they can. And pack mentality, of course. Personally, I would enact a policy to kill all stray animals that have the potential to inflict serious harm/death on humans. You will never encounter this problem in city areas in Japan, China or S. Korea.

[athensnikos]

Well, in this case a gun is human's best friend ,not a dog

[Kill it with FiRe]

kill them all short, fat and, tall.

[Kill it with FiRe]

I feel like tacos.

[JayneSC1231]

Very sad. Likely would have been different if she were armed against those mutts.

[xcount me inx]

Even if she had survived shed most likely have contracted rabies

[docfr8]

Bunch of hungry lapdogs

[The Driver]

The latecomer soon got stuck in .

[MorinoR]

Originally Posted by Gore Whore ↗

What is going on with the bush in the top corner of the screen?

I think camera effect, both top left & right.

[MorinoR]

Originally Posted by LouSinew ↗

She lived in the area so she most likely knew about the dog control problem. So did she really have to be in that desolate area at 2:00 in the morning? And to think that's a possible way of dying!

Agree, you're a woman..and then going out at 2 am in India? Wtf