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Big Osprey
Which are cooler animals?
BIG CATS: Lion, Tiger, Jaguar, Panther, Cheetah, Puma, Cougar, Bobcat, Mountain Lion, Lynx
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RAPTORS: Eagle, Hawk, Falcon, Owl, Vulture, Harrier, Kite, Buzzard, Osprey
COOLER in the sense of preying and hunting would be the cat family species like lion , cheetah , mountain lion and the panther stand out among the preying of animals among the other competitors .
Lions have heavy arms and are known to posses the strongest claws and teeth and recently in discovery it showed that lions can climb trees.
Cheetah can run at 96 mph
Mountain lions can climb terrains regions
Panthers look cool and come in different hides . They are also known to climb trees and are good at preying .
Among the raptors , the coolest would be the eagle and the best example THE AMERICAN EAGLE or the golden eagle that has a wingspan of over 2 meters .
Eagles are known to hunt down preys even from a sight of 10 meters distance.
Comparing the CATS and the RAPTORS i would say the cats are cooler especially the cheetah .
Its got a lot of style and tackle and the energy expended is tremendous.Takes a lot of effort and yes the kill too is deserving.
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Recommended backpack brands for my first backpacking trip in Chile (10 days)?
I'm female, 5' 1", 130/135 lbs
The hike will be pretty light: 10 days, 6 hours/day.
I only need a 3500 cu for the trip, but might consider getting a 4000 or 4500 just so i have a bigger one for future trips.
What brands should I look at? I was told Osprey is a good brand, but the frame has been known to snap after being handled on airlines, so I should look at Gregory. That's all I've got so far 
I appreciate any related advice as well! Thanks!
Osprey is great, never heard of the frame snapping at all..but if it did they would definitely replace the bag. You can check gear reviews at www.backpacker.com and www.backcountry.com. You can purchase the pack at backcountry and they have a no questions asked return policy so if they break your frame or you shred your pack on the trail just duct tape it up for the rest of the trip and return it to backcountry no questions asked for the same model or your money back.
I personally use a Kelty, I`ve had the same one for the past 10 years or so. Gregory and Osprey are both great brands. I also have friends who swear by Mountain Hardwear. Its just a matter of preference. If I were you I would go to a REI or EMS or whatever outdoor retailer is by you and try on the packs and ask questions to the employees, preferably someone your own size who has a pack, you being a female I would ask another female employee. But then buy it on backcountry for a huge discount and great customer service. Its where I buy most of my gear. I had a rain shell that wore out..it wasnt waterproof anymore....and they exchanged it for an updated model since it was discontinued.
