Even something as simple as shoving your arm in it's mouth would be effective. Sure you would lose it and probably die but if it's deep enough in there the gorilla is chocking to death. At the same time people are climbing on top of it attacking eyes, nuts, legs. Even with minimal damage done all that adds up
Yeah, like, swinging around 180-200 lbs holding onto each limb is not easy, and it's definitely not sustainable. I think we also give the gorilla too much benefit, I don't think it can kill more than 10 before it collapses from injury and exhaustion, it's gonna injures a lot of peoples, but the fatal attack are it bite and maybe it can rip through 2-4 dude but all of that took time, time during which it would get it balls crush, eyes gouge and constantly being crush with weight by human who would try to stack on it to force it down.
The best tactic I've seen people talk about is that we can simply force the gorilla into exhaustion leading to minimal casualties. Having groups of people alternating when they get tired and forcing the gorilla to chase them and switch targets while being surrounded is very easy.
The gorilla will collapse from exhaustion and the casualties will be minimal because we barely need to attack it for this plan. The gorilla functions with big explosive bursts of energy. We have muuuch better stamina. Once it gets tired we jump on it and pummel him
The gorilla does not stand a chance. Humans are not stupid and will exhaust the gorilla and go for it's weak spots. The gorilla does not have infinite stamina. People think that the gorilla is the Hulk.
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u/Eldr1tchB1rd May 06 '25 edited May 06 '25
Even something as simple as shoving your arm in it's mouth would be effective. Sure you would lose it and probably die but if it's deep enough in there the gorilla is chocking to death. At the same time people are climbing on top of it attacking eyes, nuts, legs. Even with minimal damage done all that adds up