[mr.friendly]

Correct me if im wrong but i believe survival 101 states that, if approached by a bear PLAY DEAD! Doing so will lead to them ignoring you. So. If Eko was knocked the fuck out, how the hell did he manage to end up in the cave? If he was dragged he would of had mauled marks. Or brusies from being pounded to the ground. So, how exactly did Eko get into the cave?

[dharma_infinity]

I have absolutley no idea. Actually, what I was thinking was: Since when the hell do bears drag their victims? Then again, I wouldn't know.

Or...perhaps the Island placed him there for Locke...hey, it's Lost, it could happen.

[mr.friendly]

I have absolutley no idea. Actually, what I was thinking was: Since when the hell do bears drag their victims? Then again, I wouldn't know.

my point exactly.

[mickyg]

just incase you didnt notice its a show

[mr.friendly]

and what do u do with shows on a message board? Oh yea, discuss them... fag

Alls im saying is that the writers are getting sloppy.

[Creampop]

These are smart bears, remember Tom's comment to Sawyer?? it only took the bears an hr to figure it out! LOL

[mr.friendly]

These are smart bears, remember Tom's comment to Sawyer?? it only took the bears an hr to figure it out! LOL

lmao. Yeah, i was surprised they even figured it out. I know i wouldnt.

[LadyGraffix]

Polar bears are not usually found in a tropical climate. Is it possible that part of its adaptation includes taking on unlikely behaviors? Just a shot in the dark.

[mickyg]

i apologize for my stupid comment earlier


i deserved my name caling mr. friendly


back to the subject
Charlie said he watched animal shows when he was high maybe it was the drugs but he siad taht the shows said taht polar bears are very smart

[mr.friendly]

but im sayin bears in particular arent known to drag their spoils. Polar or not.

[LadyGraffix]

I get what you're saying; I'm just not yet ready to label the writers as being sloppy in this instance. Rarely, if ever, do we get the question and the answer in the same episode. I'm expecting (read: hoping) that we'll get more info about this in the future.

Here's another thought . . . the smoke monster has been known to drag people through the jungle. Could there be some relation or correlation?

[Intrinsic]

i may have to rewatch the show, but couldnt that have been the leftover of the hatch explosion?

[mr.friendly]

I get what you're saying; I'm just not yet ready to label the writers as being sloppy in this instance. Rarely, if ever, do we get the question and the answer in the same episode. I'm expecting (read: hoping) that we'll get more info about this in the future.

Here's another thought . . . the smoke monster has been known to drag people through the jungle. Could there be some relation or correlation?

hence the question located in the title. dragged or placed

[kjenkins]

but im sayin bears in particular arent known to drag their spoils. Polar or not.

Well "in particular" ... they do

http://texnat.tamu.edu/ranchref/predator/bears/t-bears.htm

"Grizzlies typically drag their kills into cover prior to feeding."
"Black bears prefer to feed in seclusion and often drag their prey to cover."

Damned internet :-)

[LadyGraffix]

hence the question located in the title. dragged or placed

Not where I was going. Thought I might try to have a conversation about it . . . doesn't look like that's what you were looking for.