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@debbiemontague2355 -To the contrary of belief, tigers get into territory fights a lot, I saw a documentary explaining just that, showing the carnage and casualties, of tigers that would fight so hard, that they even rip out claws out off their paws... And when it comes to lions, I seen many documentaries that pretty much show that they do avoid fights, if they don't feel like they got the advantage or if they are out number.. People when ever talking about lions, act like they fight the most out of all other species, I guess they never seen documentaries of other animals or pay close attention to the common chimpanzees, wolves or even how hyenas fight a lot among themselves and with many other predators...
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Bullshit! A lot of incorrect information on this video, yes they have one of the strongest bite force, but their bite force is not stronger than that of orcas (killer whales) or sperm whale bulls.... And also, only the very largest saltwater crocodiles can kill adult tigers, since adult tigers can kill rather large crocodiles themself.. Another thing is, that the largest crocodile ever on official records is Lolong, at 6.17 meters (20 ft 3 inches), with a weight of 1,075 kg (2,370 lb), and not even in captivity has it been surpassed...
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@ahahaha6228 -Yes, panda bears have very strong bite forces, due to eating bamboo, but polar bears have the strongest bite of all bear species.. Due to their size, and the fact that they have to have a very strong bite force, to be able to crush the skulls of seals, bite through the thick skin of walruses, eat frozen carcasses, and even lift out beluga whales out of the water.... While I don't know what's the bite force in pounds for panda bears, but polar bears easily have well over 2,000 lbs of bite force...
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@hypolitej -You know little about tigers then, while that black rhino right there, is obviously a female, probably around 1,500 lb to 1,800 lbs at most... With there being a documenting incident of a male Bengal tiger that is very well known, that entered an enclosure of a female rhino of 34 years old, attacking it and apparently causing it to die from a heart attack.... Also, there's many other cases known of Bengal tigers killing adult one horned rhinos, which are quite a bit heavier than adults black rhinos (at 3,000 to 4,850 lbs)..
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@thesmart007 -What the hell you're talking about? That's an exaggeration, that's not their average weight, white rhinos have an average weight from around 3,750 to 5,070 lbs, with the largest individuals up to 7,940 lbs, with unconfirmed reports of 9,920 lbs.... While the Indian one-horn rhinos, the largest individuals being able to reach over 6,000 lbs, and some claims of 8,820 lbs..
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@shah8177 -Well, the largest leopards I ever seen, that I could actually compare it to things around it, was an African male leopard shown in a documentary call The Last Of The Felines, that was shot and hung on a tree... It was being hung by a group of Africans and a few white hunters, and the leopard look heavier than all of them individually.. It looked like a lioness size male leopard, definitely well over 200 lbs, maybe up to 250 lbs.... While when it comes to the Persian leopards, they are listed as the same weight, at their highest average weight, as the African leopards at 176 lbs, in a source I found.. But both the Sri Lankan (77 lbs), and African leopards (55 lbs), are listed there to seem to have a low, lower average weight, than the Persian leopards low average weight, at 88 lbs , I'm guessing by certain areas...
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@samo6083 -First of, there's 2 types of American bisons, with the wood bisons being heavier on average, at 790 to 2,600 lbs as adults, then the planes bisons at 700 to 2,080 lbs as adults.... 1.5 short tons (3,000 lbs) would be only very rare large wild individuals.. While the wolves that prey on bisons, the adults are from 120 to 175 lbs, with the adult African wild dogs having a weight range of 45 to 85 lbs, taking down a female Cape buffalo, that weighs anything around 800 to 1,000 lbs...
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@samo6083 -No, since it's rare for wolves to take down an adult bull bison, and if they do, it usually takes more than 7 wolves to do so.. Since wolves do form packs on average larger than 7 members, similar in numbers to wild African dogs.... While the biomass is less for African wild dogs, at 65 lbs, times 13 to 25 dogs, versus 900 lbs, than that of the wolves at 147 lbs, 10 to 20 wolves, versus 1,000 lbs...
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@azmagaref -Back in the days, before wireless internet, lions got actually weighed a lot in documentaries.. And they mentioned them, to reraly surpass 500 lbs, and the large size of male tigers it's obvious, if you look at that Sambar deer male, and the size of the male tiger.... Plus, lions have the most distinctive skull shape of all large felines... With a long muzzle, and proportionately longer legs than other large felines, except for cheetahs, and cougars..
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@segwolfxviii2919 -Here's what Wikipedia says about the wolves you are speaking of... -> In describing North American wolves, John Richardson used European wolves as a basis for comparison, summarising the differences between the two forms as so:
The European wolf's head is narrower, and tapers gradually to form the nose, which is produced on the same plane with the forehead. Its ears are higher and somewhat nearer to each other; their length exceeds the distance between the auditory opening and the eye. Its loins are more slender, its legs longer, feet narrower, and its tail is more thinly clothed with fur. The shorter ears, broader forehead, and thicker muzzle of the American Wolf, with the bushiness of the hair behind the cheek, give it a physiognomy more like the social visage of an Esquimaux dog than the sneaking aspect of a European Wolf. The size of Eurasian wolves is subject to geographic variation, with animals in Russia and Scandinavia being larger and bulkier than those residing in Western Europe, having been compared by Theodore Roosevelt to the large wolves of north-western Montana and Washington. Adults from Russia measure 105–160 centimetres (41–63 in) in length, 80–85 centimetres (31–33 in) in shoulder height, and weigh on average 32–50 kilograms (71–110 lb), with a maximum weight of 69–80 kilograms (152–176 lb). The largest on record was killed after World War II in the Kobelyakski Area of the Poltavskij Region in the Ukrainian SSR, and weighed 86 kilograms (190 lb). Larger weights of 92–96 kilograms (203–212 lb) have been reported in Ukraine, though the circumstances under which these latter animals were weighed are not known. :174 Although similar in size to central Russian wolves, Swedish and Norwegian wolves tend to be more heavily built with deeper shoulders. One wolf killed in Romania was recorded to have weighed 72 kilograms (159 lb). In Italian wolves, excepting the tail, body length ranges between 110–148 cm, while shoulder height is 50–70 cm. Males weigh between 25–35 kilograms (55–77 lb) and rarely 45 kilograms (99 lb). The now extinct British wolves are known to have reached similar sizes to Arctic wolves.
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@Kaefer1973 -My goodness! The internet is a mess of misleading information nowadays, with the fact that I just looked up some information about the largest deer species... And now it has the Alaskan mooses as the largest ones now.. While before it had the Chukotka Russian mooses as the largest, at up to 1,900 lbs, while I seen videos which indicate that they probably are the largest... Now, it also has the Irish elks as one of the largest deers ever, and not the largest, with the weight estimate being up to 1,540 lbs.... That would make them smaller than today's Alaskan mooses, at up to 1,800 lbs, while it has the Libralces gallicus (French moose), as the largest deer species ever, at up to 3,240 lbs..
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