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Thread: Animals that would stand a chance in a fight with a full grown kodiak

post 1666053403 08-13-2022, 01:27 PM
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Came across the information that said that the tiger is built for hunting and killing. They are very fast, and are designed to take out the prey as fast as possible. Bears, on the other hand, will simply go to gathering berries etc. when food is scarce. They are not built to hunt prey the same. I guess this is the difference between a trained killer versus someone who is just simply very strong in large.

Edit; I see Frank already pointed that out
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post 1666053483 08-13-2022, 01:29 PM
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There's not a single land animal that could kill an African elephant. It would easily kill any bear, etc.

They weigh 11,000 lbs.
post 1666053613 08-13-2022, 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted By akmerle⏩
Jaguar max size is 250lbs. It is doing nothing to a Kodiak bear.
Being half the size of a tiger works to their advantage against a bear. They can pounce around and get multiple cuts and bites in around the bear's body while huge cats like a tiger or lion are still working on that first bite. I don't even think an elephant could get the job done without some serious luck. Too slow and their skin tears a lot easier than bears or cats.
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Fuark wouldn't want to fight one of those things even if I was a hundred feet off the ground in an Apache helicopter. Fukker would just catch the bullets and throw them back, pull me out of the wreckage and eat my dink and Angus while still alive srs.
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post 1666053683 08-13-2022, 01:33 PM
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Originally Posted By Evolutionary1⏩


close enough
cliffs tiger wins
post 1666053733 08-13-2022, 01:36 PM
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I think a leopard and a jaguar stand a chance with their agility and style of attacking.

Elephant no, despite the size difference, the elephant is just too slow.

A rhino has a chance as well.

Bull moose have come out the victor before.
post 1666053763 08-13-2022, 01:36 PM
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post 1666053813 08-13-2022, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted By frankdtank20⏩
Being half the size of a tiger works to their advantage against a bear. They can pounce around and get multiple cuts and bites in around the bear's body while huge cats like a tiger or lion are still working on that first bite. I don't even think an elephant could get the job done without some serious luck. Too slow and their skin tears a lot easier than bears or cats.
more importantly jaguars are small, quick, agile, and attack the base of the neck... if a jag can get behind a bear and get on its back and bite the neck... there's little a bear can do at that point
post 1666053893 08-13-2022, 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
more importantly jaguars are small, quick, agile, and attack the base of the neck... if a jag can get behind a bear and get on its back and bite the neck... there's little a bear can do at that point
you should watch the vid. Tiger does the same thing.
I doubt a 250lb leopard would be able to get to the bears neck
post 1666053933 08-13-2022, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted By Evolutionary1⏩
you should watch the vid. Tiger does the same thing.
I doubt a 250lb leopard would be able to get to the bears neck
I don't, they're surprisingly agile themselves
post 1666054053 08-13-2022, 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted By bongowongo⏩
That's not even an anaconda nor even 33 feet foot. That looks like a reticulated python. I reckon a bear would still beat a python in the water.
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post 1666054123 08-13-2022, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted By Peacening⏩
Fuark wouldn't want to fight one of those things even if I was a hundred feet off the ground in an Apache helicopter. Fukker would just catch the bullets and throw them back, pull me out of the wreckage and eat my dink and Angus while still alive srs.
Isn't there an animal that after defeat eats human junk and angus first, then moves on to the rest of you? Is it brown bears like Kodiaks or am I thinking of something completely different?
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post 1666054283 08-13-2022, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted By frankdtank20⏩
Isn't there an animal that after defeat eats human junk and angus first, then moves on to the rest of you? Is it brown bears like Kodiaks or am I thinking of something completely different?
Bears and wolves will commonly do this. They will incapacitate their prey, and as long as they are no longer a danger to the predator, they will start eating from the rear forward while its still alive. This is why I have so much more respect for wild cats lol
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post 1666054353 08-13-2022, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted By Evolutionary1⏩
cliffs tiger wins
There are vids of small sloth bears fukking up tigers.
post 1666054653 08-13-2022, 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted By RIKTER⏩
There are vids of small sloth bears fukking up tigers.
A Siberian tiger?

A honey badger reks a lot of things bigger
post 1666054703 08-13-2022, 02:00 PM
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tiger mogs a lion as well

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Originally Posted By Kraken⏩
I don’t have any references at the moment, but didn’t the Romans commonly do this kind of thing? They would put lions, bears, tigers, alligators etc in the arena and let them fight. I think it was the tiger that won the most.

Not sure if they ever put rhinos or elephants in with them. One of them used elephants in wartime though and maybe that’s why they didn’t want to sacrifice them.

My memory is vague on this, so feel free to correct
Not sure about the romans and bears, but in the show Qi they mentioned it happening during the gold rush in the US.

Bears against anyone (not elephants though), and supposedly the bear beat everybody easily.

Tigers, lions, jaguars (lol) are not doing chit to a kodiak.

I don’t see hippos doing anyhing either, because their skin is too thin (or maybe it’s not?)

Rhinos maybe, but I don’t see how it can defend a swipe from a bear paw and it’s only real attack is to sting with the horn.
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post 1666055093 08-13-2022, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted By Evolutionary1⏩
A Siberian tiger?

A honey badger reks a lot of things bigger
Pretty sure the vid was from India, so smaller tigers but still.
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Originally Posted By Brosnbroccoli⏩
Not sure about the romans and bears, but in the show Qi they mentioned it happening during the gold rush in the US.

Bears against anyone (not elephants though), and supposedly the bear beat everybody easily.

Tigers, lions, jaguars (lol) are not doing chit to a kodiak.

I don’t see hippos doing anyhing either, because their skin is too thin (or maybe it’s not?)

Rhinos maybe, but I don’t see how it can defend a swipe from a bear paw and it’s only real attack is to sting with the horn.
yeah but during the gold rush the bears were recently removed from the wild were the big cats and other animals were either captured in the wild and transported there under less than desireable conditions or born in captivity.
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Originally Posted By Brosnbroccoli⏩
Not sure about the romans and bears, but in the show Qi they mentioned it happening during the gold rush in the US.

Bears against anyone (not elephants though), and supposedly the bear beat everybody easily.

Tigers, lions, jaguars (lol) are not doing chit to a kodiak.

I don’t see hippos doing anyhing either, because their skin is too thin (or maybe it’s not?)

Rhinos maybe, but I don’t see how it can defend a swipe from a bear paw and it’s only real attack is to sting with the horn.
things under human control tend to be rigged towards their territory
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Originally Posted By Kraken⏩
Bears and wolves will commonly do this. They will incapacitate their prey, and as long as they are no longer a danger to the predator,they will start eating from the rear forward while its still alive. This is why I have so much more respect for wild catslol
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Originally Posted By Evolutionary1⏩
things under human control tend to be rigged towards their territory
This was not the case. They stopped the games because the bear won easily every time, making it predictable and boring.

If anything, they wanted to tigers and lions to win - at least some of the time.

The issue is this:

No tiger or lion is going to get close enough to kill a grizzly bear without getting hit by a swipe of the bear’s paw… unfortunately, the tiger/lion have very weak skulls and one hit from a paw kills them or fuks them up so bad that they might as well be dead.

There is no way for any cat to beat a grizzly bear, let alone a kodiak.
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
yeah but during the gold rush the bears were recently removed from the wild were the big cats and other animals were either captured in the wild and transported there under less than desireable conditions or born in captivity.
Originally Posted By Brosnbroccoli⏩
This was not the case. They stopped the games because the bear won easily every time, making it predictable and boring.

If anything, they wanted to tigers and lions to win - at least some of the time.

The issue is this:

No tiger or lion is going to get close enough to kill a grizzly bear without getting hit by a swipe of the bear’s paw… unfortunately, the tiger/lion have very weak skulls and one hit from a paw kills them or fuks them up so bad that they might as well be dead.

There is no way for any cat to beat a grizzly bear, let alone a kodiak.
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It a lot of a mental game with animals. I have seen really confident smaller animals scare bears away. If a bear is not in right mental state he is weaker than if he is aggressive and confident. An aggressive bear that os confident is unstoppable. I’ve seen them rip cars off of doors like we open ip cans of pringles. And have seen their claws shred car doors like its paper.
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Elephant and hippo would destroy the bear.
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Maybe a huge tiger due to its much quicker agility

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Bigfoot

Can’t think of much else that could take one lol
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Originally Posted By Evolutionary1⏩
wrong
Sorry ****g0t, you don’t know chit about apex predators.
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whats a kodiak gonna do when this has a death clutch with its jaws on its windpipe?



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