Woman killed by Tiger at Wildlife Park
Discussion
SpudLink said:
The 'who would win in a fight' hierarchy tends to be between animals that would never meet in nature. Each is top of the tree in their environment. I doubt there's anything tougher than a tiger in Asia, a Polar bear in Antartica, a lion on the African plains, etc.
I personally think tigers are the most magnificent of mammals. But you stick one in a pen, and drive cars full of tastey primates past it every day. Seems like cruelty of the highest order. I visited Woburn safari park a few years ago. Watching the tiger pace the fence Made me feel pretty bad about even visiting the place.
A Polar bear would definitely be the top predator in the Antarctic. It would also be very, very lost.......... I personally think tigers are the most magnificent of mammals. But you stick one in a pen, and drive cars full of tastey primates past it every day. Seems like cruelty of the highest order. I visited Woburn safari park a few years ago. Watching the tiger pace the fence Made me feel pretty bad about even visiting the place.
The Leopard is the most successful of the big cats, as it is able to hunt & kill pretty much anything it comes across, hunts on it's own and has a very broad diet. That's why it can be found across Africa, the Middle East, India, South East Asia and China. So you're fara more likely to encounter one and they'd have no trouble despatching a human.
glazbagun said:
Boydie88 said:
944fan said:
Might be BS, but I heard that they are the only living creature aside from humans who kill for no reason - food, threatened etc.
Double hard bds
Domestic cats? The s.Double hard bds
TwigtheWonderkid said:
Pah, a honey badger would take on all 4 of those at the same time, with 1 paw tied behind its back.
He don't give a st!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4r7wHMg5Yjg
ash73 said:
Timmy40 said:
I believe the rankings in hardness are accepted to be:
Humans
Everything else
EFAHumans
Everything else
Put one human in a jungle with a lion, the human will get eaten. Put 10 humans in a jungle with a lion, the lion will get eaten. Teamwork, tool use and ingenuity out-trumps all
irocfan said:
the are numerous vids of leopards beating crocs
And the leapords are like.... "Winning"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBNYwxDZ_pA
And the crocs are like... "Ouch"
Timmy40 said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
Timmy40 said:
I believe the rankings in hardness are accepted to be:
Brown Bear
Tiger
Lion
Gorilla
Brown bears are the most fearsome predators on the planet. When placed in a cage with a Lion the poor old Lion didn't even get a look in.
Pah, a honey badger would take on all 4 of those at the same time, with 1 paw tied behind its back.Brown Bear
Tiger
Lion
Gorilla
Brown bears are the most fearsome predators on the planet. When placed in a cage with a Lion the poor old Lion didn't even get a look in.
Meanwhile, someone somewhere decided that lions and bears could live happily in the same cage at the zoo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSFfpK4CnYg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSFfpK4CnYg
FreeLitres said:
Meanwhile, someone somewhere decided that lions and bears could live happily in the same cage at the zoo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSFfpK4CnYg
The utter s that put those animals into that enclosure and said "that'll do" deserve to be thrown in. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSFfpK4CnYg
Jaguar on Croc is bloody epic though. Serious, serious power and skill.
irocfan said:
TEKNOPUG said:
Polar Bears are quite a but bigger than Brown Bears but probably not quite as aggressive (unless hungry). Either would be a bad news encounter.
I'd put the Hippo and saltwater Crocs in the "not to be fked with category".
the are numerous vids of leopards beating crocsI'd put the Hippo and saltwater Crocs in the "not to be fked with category".
- edit* Wiki says they're from the same root branch as whales!
Edited by glazbagun on Monday 25th July 22:40
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