I Was Prey

I watched a couple of episodes and you can tell these are actors/actresses. They are speaking in a deliberate way. And there were no scars. And how can a racoon knock down a woman who weighs much more than the racoon. And no one heard he is so absurd. Her neighbors are in close proximity. And if the guy was actually a park ranger he would know how to get away from a mountain lion. They are trained for that. AGAIN FAKE FAKE FAKE.. Animal Planet should air shows only with animal experts who are telling us about animals not fake stupid stuff. However there so many other shows that are fake fake fake just like this show.

I just discovered this show 2 weeks ago and I find it riveting. I've been going through On Demand watching the episodes available there. I'm hooked on it.

Amazing show, i cannot wait for season 3! Highly recommend it!

In my secular job, and also through difficult situations I have been in, I have been forced to research intensely, weather supposed stories are true or false. With this show, I went in to several documented accounts, using the names of the victims of the attacks. Each one was spot on as to what happened. After a several months, skin grafts taken from other parts of the body will not be noticeable. The man who was attacked by a Grizzly made several mistakes. Climb a tree only if the Bear is coming towards you, but he is far away, and it is easy to climb the tree. Never look in a Grizzly Bears eyes. If you see a Grizzly, and he does not see you, walk back wards slowly the opposite direction of the Bear. If he looks at you, you cannot out run him. Stay where you are. If he walks toward you, look down at his feet no matter how close he gets. More than likely he will check you out. If he gets close, speak in a soft voice. If he attacks, play dead immediately. Lay on your side with your hands over your head. It is possible you will be chewed on and torn up real bad, but in most cases people do not die when they do this. Yes, you can still be crippled for life. If the Bear was trying to mate with a female, or it's baby is close by, or if it is very hungry, that may be all she wrote. But sometimes the bear will leave. One more thing: If you escape with no injuries, you may need to change your shorts when you get home.

I've watched every single episode with fascination and awe at the power of nature, the resilience of these human beings, and the miracle of modern medicine. The simplicity of the production -- one survivor gives their firsthand account of being mauled half to death by a wild animal -- honors the primal theme of the drama. The stories told here could have been told since the dawn of time, a brush with a gory and terrifying death in the wilderness. Although the miracles performed by medical personnel today make many of these stories tales of survival when they would have most likely been fatal tragedies even a century ago. Each episode left me with a feeling of gratitude for life and limb, respect for nature, and admiration for the strength of the survivors. My family likes to wager at the beginning whether the survivor returns to the activity that got them bitten in the first place. They always say at the end. Always interesting to see what makes life worth living for people.