"The raptors are incredible intelligent. They test the systems we have in place selectively. Everyone knows to be careful of the tyrannosaur, and she's only one animal, easier to keep track of. Even when she does try to do anything it's not the same kind of damage. She's built to hunt, to rip and shred flesh."

With a wave, he gestures to the animals below. "Trikes are built to gore, to charge and ram. They can deliver more blunt force damage because of how sturdy they are. Which does more damage to things like vehicles and structures."

She's got him on a bit of a spiel now, so hopefully she doesn't mind him being unusually talkative. "A lot of people immediately think of the carnivores when they ask about dangerous animals. But big herbivores are just as deadly. Hippos, elephants, and buffalo are some of the most dangerous animals in the world. In some cases they can be even more aggressive than predators who pick their battles more carefully."

"These ladies are big and strong, and they know it," he says with a nod their way.