Comments by "wheelmanstan" (@wheelmanstan) on "Latest Sightings"
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Bk Jeong
well reptiles are obviously more evolved but that's not the point, sloths are extremely evolved but they're practically just furballs attached to trees, the point is cats are the athletes of the animal world, so quick, agile, beautiful, and powerful with the ability to do practically everything short of flying and walk on water, that cultures have revered, feared, and worshiped them for thousands of years, frogs are highly evolved creatures, but they're boring, even though they can survive while encased in concrete or catch flys by simply flicking their tongues they're not leaping onto a zebras back at 50mph and latching onto it's throat while in mid air, bears hibernate during winter because there isn't enough food for them to survive if they don't, they don't have the tools to gather enough food during winter time but then again they don't need to because they can just sleep until there's food again, but of course while they sleep the cats might eat them
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abdi1983
it's fanboy bullshit, all cats have their specializations and trade-offs, what tigers do have are longer teeth, certain subspecies are larger as in heavier but lions are taller, of course tigers are solitary creatures so they can all hunt very well vs not all lions can hunt well on their own, tigers are amazing creatures, very agile and unmatched at snatching prey at short distances, but then again lions chase down and kill very large and dangerous game in incredible fashion, they fight a little differently, they put on mass a little differently, but they're both large cats, when it comes to tiger vs lion it's usually down to the fight in the individual, the same as when you see two house cats or feral cats with much greater size differences, you can't predict which one is the better hunter or fighter just by color pattern and size, stronger bite force doesn't even matter, what matters is the weakest lion bite with the shortest teeth can kill practically any animal on the planet purely by suffocation, they could probably adapt to each other's environments because they're so well equipped and apex predators, but once there they'd each have other lions and tigers to deal with
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he used his weight well, and once an elephant's down it's not getting back up, sadly I'm guessing elephants don't die a quick death, I can't imagine a bite to the throat works on them, I could be wrong though, I think after a few hours of lying on it's side an elephant will die due to pressure on the lungs, but I'm not sure, it's hard to imagine them even being able to eat it, I guess the young ones are a lot easier to chew through, still a better death than being eaten alive by dogs or hyenas..possibly, yeah I don't know much about how lions eating elephant haha, but they go after them for a reason
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