The natural ability of humans to manipulate and craft objects with great efficiency through their hands is a unique feature among animals. Unlike other creatures that rely solely on their innate weapons such as jaws and claws, humans have the capability to create and use weapons of their own design. This ability to craft weapons is not something bestowed upon us by a divine force; rather, it is a product of our inherent skills.

Even the jaws of mammals can be seen as weapons, albeit developed spontaneously by their bodies. In contrast, humans have the capacity to intentionally create the weapons they desire and utilize them strategically. Therefore, it is indeed possible for a human to prevail in a one-on-one fight against animals like lions, bears, wolves, or hyenas. This becomes even more achievable when facing vulnerable targets like lions or bears.

Throughout history, humans have often emerged victorious in encounters with these animals by employing melee weapons, ranged weapons without firearms, or a combination of both. However, it is worth noting that many individuals today lack the necessary skill and proficiency with such weapons and instead rely on firearms. It should not be dismissed as laughable to use a weapon crafted by a human in a fight; in fact, it is a testament to our natural abilities. Without our unique hands, humans would not have the capability to craft weapons, which has been an integral skill since the Stone Age.

Choosing to renounce the possibility of employing crafted weapons when needed would be akin to relinquishing our human potential and regressing to the status of apes or monkeys. Crafting weapons is an inherent skill of our hands, one that has been honed and developed throughout our history. If a bear possessed the physical ability to craft and use a weapon, it would undoubtedly seize the opportunity, recognizing it as a natural extension of its capabilities.