I know this thread may have been done before, but I don't care. Who would win in these battle scenarios: 1) Grizzly bear please log in to view this image vs Siberian tiger please log in to view this image You've got the raw strength and ferocity of the bear, against the speed and power of the big cat. I'd go for the tiger. 2) Nile crocodile please log in to view this image vs Hippopotamus please log in to view this image Got to be the hippo for me. The croc's got a nasty bite, but the hippo would be too big, and they're apparently very dangerous when pissed off. Feel free to add your own hypothetical beastly clashes.
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A hippo would destroy a croc. It could bite it in half in one go. The grizzly would easily win too. It would rip the tiger to pieces.
I squirmed out of that one by the skin of my teeth. Still in the doghouse though Nah. Tigers are far too quick. It would have Gentle Ben by the jugular before he could even stand up and roar stupidly as they do.
The first part of this is true and could be confirmed, as they both live in the same environment, Croc's stay well away from adult Hippos. The Tiger and the Bear, well Grizzly anyhow, would probably never meet. My money would be on the Bear, just through sheer size alone, But of all land mammals the supreme fighter would be the Elephant, funny how they are mostly placid though.
I think it's because (a) they don't get threatened very often so don't have to get violent, and (b) they're herbivores.
Would you start a fight with one, does anything start fight's with them. No. Hippo's are herbivores too dude.
" In the jungle, the mighty jungle , the lion sleeps tonight " see that, it really annoys me because lions don`t live in the jungle.
And in the same context, Lions who are of course "Carnivorous" eat vegetable matter, as when the kill is secured, the first thing a Lion does is eat the contents of it's prey's stomach. Which in most cases contain vegetable matter.
