From what I've read, the grizzly fucked up everything. Tigers will prey on them if they are weak or injured but a big brown bear wrecks all in the large carnivore weight class. I have read that bears easily killed bulls but I have a tough time believing that, having seen vids of bulls easily smashing lions and throwing cars around. Giraffes can have a go against the cats but I think a large grizzly would fold one up like a deck chair.Legit question- Do we have any info of the winners from times when animals were pitted against each other? Like during Roman times or some crazy rich fucks through out history?
Good Sir, a juiced up tiger would have no need to resort to eye pokes, pico grams and hit and runs on pregnant gazellesMale lions have a mane for protection and a key role is in taking over and protecting prides from other carnivores.
They actively attack other male lions. So my guess is that they would be more likely to initiate the fight
But its a fight they shouldn't pick. Tigers are way bigger and way more athletic
It's like a top 15 middleweight fighting a juiced up jon Jones
Yes we used to discuss this a lot on the OG. Got into some long debates over this one, interspecies combat threads lol. I believe @Leigh may have been there. It was fun. Anyway, wasn't much historical info about this to be found, though Cleopatra's memoirs indicated the Barbary Lion won most encounters vs tigers. And brown bears which I find even more doubtful.Legit question- Do we have any info of the winners from times when animals were pitted against each other? Like during Roman times or some crazy rich fucks through out history?
I remember reading some from those threads back then but never paid much attention to them because they usually went crazy off topic.Yes we used to discuss this a lot on the Grindr. Got into some long debates over this one, interspecies combat threads lol. I believe @Leigh may have been there. It was fun. Anyway, wasn't much historical info about this to be found, though Cleopatra's memoirs indicated the Barbary Lion won most encounters vs tigers. And brown bears which I find even more doubtful.
Though the only place where brown bear vs tiger can occur, Siberia has the tiger winning the only known, very rare encounters.(maybe once or twice). I would speculate the Siberian must have won by taking the bear's back and attacking the throat area.
It was more than once or twice. There was a research study that showed brown bears killing tigers 15/24 times and tigers killing brown bears 9/24 times.Though the only place where brown bear vs tiger can occur, Siberia has the tiger winning the only known, very rare encounters.(maybe once or twice). I would speculate the Siberian must have won by taking the bear's back and attacking the throat area.
I think it's reasonable to assume that a number of the tigers' victories were ambush attacks against smaller/injured bears. I think it's also reasonable to assume that it's less likely for the bears to have ambushed the tigers.It was more than once or twice. There was a research study that showed brown bears killing tigers 15/24 times and tigers killing brown bears 9/24 times.
^^^ look at fucking Steve Irwin hereI think it's reasonable to assume that a number of the tigers' victories were ambush attacks against smaller/injured bears. I think it's also reasonable to assume that it's less likely for the bears to have ambushed the tigers.
Therefore, my conclusions are that it's likely that in head to head fights with healthy adult males of both species, the win-loss record would favour the bear even more heavily.
I tried to find the info but the source I was thinking of mixes black bears and brown bears together when talking about their interactions.I think it's reasonable to assume that a number of the tigers' victories were ambush attacks against smaller/injured bears. I think it's also reasonable to assume that it's less likely for the bears to have ambushed the tigers.
Therefore, my conclusions are that it's likely that in head to head fights with healthy adult males of both species, the win-loss record would favour the bear even more heavily.
Do you ever get tired of being wrong? See below, goofinterspecies combat between predators is silly.
They're not motivated by Feeding or Fucking, so nobody is fighting all in.
I tried to find the info but the source I was thinking of mixes black bears and brown bears together when talking about their interactions.
It has a 22-12 kill rate in favor of tigers, but without mentioning how many of the bears were the smaller black bear:
Animals don't prey on each other.those interactions were territorial, not predatory.
If bears or tigers preyed on each other, there would be a shitload more than 20 interactions recorded.
You continue to be wrong. There were 44 interactions and certain tigers are known to prey on bears in that region.those interactions were territorial, not predatory.
If bears or tigers preyed on each other, there would be a shitload more than 20 interactions recorded.
Brb changing my vote...
the ones that are preyed on are old/sick/injured. That's nature.You continue to be wrong. There were 44 interactions and certain tigers are known to prey on bears in that region.
Reading is hard, I know.
You have no way of knowing this.the ones that are preyed on are old/sick/injured. That's nature.
it's called the Scientific Method, and it relies on logical deduction.You have no way of knowing this.
The scientific method has nothing to do with this, dork.it's called the Scientific Method, and it relies on logical deduction.
it's basically magic to people like you.
Bear and Tigers in one part of the world don't suddenly defy Nature.The scientific method has nothing to do with this, dork.
Just admit you were wrong about the number of interactions.
Only when he admits that he fucked up in saying there were only 20 recorded interactions@Filthy @Tom Terrific will you two homos just kiss already holy fuck