What is the worst B-Movie about animals?

[Susan]

I always hated "Squirm"..if you can count worms as animals.

[Apostic]

Whenever I see this topic, I humbly submit a list I did as a previous work a few years ago.

Animal Acts of the Seventies (and slightly before)

http://www.jabootu.com/acolytes/bnotes/frogs.htm#WC2

(Beast With a Million Eyes not included.)

regards,

Apostic

[Perk]

I remember that while I was in ninth grade we got to atch The Beast all the way through my biology class for a whole week.  I don't know if I was just tired (since my class was at * in the morning) or if the movie was just bad but I found it repugnant then and I fear having to watch it again.
 
A similar thing can be said for Orca

[chili]

the Deadly Shrews...Joe wrote:
>
> I'm not really talking about animals that get exposed to
> radiation or chemicals and turn into monsters. I'm more
> interested in animals that REMAIN as animals, but maybe they
> go crazy or get rabies or attack for some unknown reason.
> They don't mutate and grow horns or anything, they just kind
> of get into bad moods and attack people. I guess we could
> include insects and other living things too . . .
>
> My suggestions are (and I'll keep this short because I want
> to hear everyone else's opinion):
>
> CUJO
>
> DAY OF THE ANIMALS
>
> STRAYS (with Timothy Busfield!)
>
> GRIZZLY
>
> NIGHTWING (which was a very good book . . . I'm not sure what
> the HELL they were thinking about when they made the movie)
>
>

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