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Originally Posted by Donny Brook
My sense is that any animal that deliberately confronts humans has overcome generations of intimidation to do so.
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Or has a compelling reason to protect its life, territory, young, etc.
Intimidation should work on any terrestrial creature that's suffered due to humans being the planet's top predator species for the past 100k+ years. You're just taking advantage of the animal/bird/whatever's instinctive "two-legs bad" fear response.
It might NOT work on prehistoric beasts where that wasn't true.