I scrolled down and saw that the lack of videos and in-depth explanations has been an issue for months. Are you guys just going to ignore the concerns of everyone who has paid for this program? I am personally so lost in this lesson and I'm starting to feel like I wasted my money.

This made me laugh, but it's true!

Tiger Analogous: Not all nature trails are safe to hike. Appalachian trails are hazardous and have a history of injuries and missing persons.

Disney Analogous: To attend the entirety of Comic Con you must have a weekend pass. There are only two ways of obtaining a weekend pass. The first way is by preordering and paying for it online. The second way is by standing in a long line at the venue and buying it in person. Sadie has a Comic Con weekend pass yet she has never paid for anything online. Therefore, she must have stood in a long line at the venue to buy her pass.

Cat Analogous: My bag of rice was found ripped open. The rice was scattered across the floor all over the kitchen. My dog loves to chew open plastic bags and get into food. No one else is home and my dog is now sleeping on his back in the living room, as he does after exerting energy playing. Therefore, I hypothesize that my dog ripped open the bag of rice.

I don't think it is safe to say that tigers are dangerous based on the premise that "some mammals are dangerous". The use of "some" negates the possibility that all mammals are dangerous, making it less likely that tigers fall under this category -- so it is a weak argument.