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Animals that would stand a chance in a fight with a full grown kodiak
08-13-2022, 03:11 PM
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08-13-2022, 03:30 PM
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A large male Siberian Tiger absolutely MOGs a gay Kodiak bear srs
08-13-2022, 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted By Brosnbroccoli⏩
yeah but a jaguar or a leopard could.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.
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.
But I think the bigger cats have a good chance too.
Think you vs a badger. One good kick to the head will kill a badger. But my money is on the badger despite your size advantage
08-13-2022, 05:13 PM
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african elephant, hippo, saltwater croc.
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A skunk might win. Less than 5% of skunk deaths are due to predators.
08-13-2022, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted By milfmanmilk⏩
I dont think you realize how big a 10 foot tall 1000 pound plus animal is unless you see one in personA large male Siberian Tiger absolutely MOGs a gay Kodiak bear srs
the bear I saw in person literally had steak knives for claws it was insane
Stats: 6 foot, 240 pounds
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08-13-2022, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted By Brosnbroccoli⏩
That was a great rebuttal /sSorry ****g0t, you don’t know chit about apex predators.
08-13-2022, 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted By DrugsToGetBig⏩
most likely disembowel it with one swipewhats a kodiak gonna do when this has a death clutch with its jaws on its windpipe?


bears have thick fur and a protective layer of fat, could absorb a chit ton of superficial damage before any critical damage is done. while cats are sleek with little fur or fat and would sustain heavy damage with every strike from a bear
08-13-2022, 07:53 PM
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Originally Posted By akmerle⏩
Read my mindOf any predator, nothing will take it. They are too big (wild specimen at 1700lbs, 6’ at shoulder, over 10’ tall standing), too strong, too fast, too well protected (dense fur, thick tough skin, dense muscle and fat layers, small access to vital areas), and have too many weapons.
Standard predator biting / slash / tearing / suffocating attacks would not be effective.
Only animal that has a distinct advantage (on land) would be an elephant. They could leverage their size, strength, and tusks to most likely defeat a brown bear.
Standard predator biting / slash / tearing / suffocating attacks would not be effective.
Only animal that has a distinct advantage (on land) would be an elephant. They could leverage their size, strength, and tusks to most likely defeat a brown bear.
Elephant is the only one that might stand a chance
08-13-2022, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted By gluon⏩
Cats go for the neckmost likely disembowel it with one swipe
bears have thick fur and a protective layer of fat, could absorb a chit ton of superficial damage before any critical damage is done. while cats are sleek with little fur or fat and would sustain heavy damage with every strike from a bear
bears have thick fur and a protective layer of fat, could absorb a chit ton of superficial damage before any critical damage is done. while cats are sleek with little fur or fat and would sustain heavy damage with every strike from a bear
this has already been discussed
08-13-2022, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted By gluon⏩
They go for the back of the neck einsteinthe post i replied to mentioned windpipe you dullard. cant go for front of neck, as i said it would get disemboweled.
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Originally Posted By Evolutionary1⏩
And look up photos of Kodiak Brown Bear’s necks.Cats go for the neck
this has already been discussed
this has already been discussed
They are extremely protected by their shoulders / chest, and their neck / head the size of a 55 gallon drum.
I’ve dressed out numerous brown bear (lifelong Alaskan, hunter, and lived on Kodiak Island for over 9 years). No cat is getting any kind of kill bite on their neck.
And if a cat is close enough to try and bite a bear, it means it’s inside the bears effective range as well. The bear wins that battle every time.
08-13-2022, 08:33 PM
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I can't believe some people here think any large cat can take on a grizzly.
08-13-2022, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted By gluon⏩
Literally posts nothing in response and calls someone else stupid.take a step back and realize how stupid you look
Already posted a vid proving this
08-13-2022, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted By markkillerings⏩
I'm surprised people think that too.I can't believe some people here think any large cat can take on a grizzly.
They must be underestimating the defence mechanisms of the bear... the fur/skin/muscle/skull thickness.
There's a reason why you can shoot a Kodiak or grizz multiple times and it will keep on chugging.
08-13-2022, 10:08 PM
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Polar bear would 100% beat its ass. Elephant. Rhino. Hippo might **** it up but probably not.
08-13-2022, 10:15 PM
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A Male Lion or a Mexican Fighting Bull.
Bulls are probably the most potentially destructive and violent mammal and have been known to kill lions. Their horns are just unreal. They basically just eviscerate you instantly with their godlike power.
There are videos of an entire pride of lions trying to take down one single Buffalo and it takes hours.
Trust me, I’ve studied this in the past. It’s all based on movement science.
Obviously nothing can stand toe-to-toe with an Elephant but that’s not even a fair fight. They push trees over like they’re toothpicks.
Also, Hippos rely on being in an aquatic environment although they are incredibly impressive and aggressive.
Obviously, the Elephant wins. But for similarly sized opponents, I got the fighting bull
Bulls are probably the most potentially destructive and violent mammal and have been known to kill lions. Their horns are just unreal. They basically just eviscerate you instantly with their godlike power.
There are videos of an entire pride of lions trying to take down one single Buffalo and it takes hours.
Trust me, I’ve studied this in the past. It’s all based on movement science.
Obviously nothing can stand toe-to-toe with an Elephant but that’s not even a fair fight. They push trees over like they’re toothpicks.
Also, Hippos rely on being in an aquatic environment although they are incredibly impressive and aggressive.
Obviously, the Elephant wins. But for similarly sized opponents, I got the fighting bull
08-13-2022, 10:22 PM
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Cougars do very well VS much larger bears, so I would think a massive Amur tiger would at least match the Kodak bear. If the fight doesn’t go its’ way, the cat will simply run away. No chance the bear can catch it.
08-13-2022, 10:23 PM
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Grizzly says nope to moose.
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08-13-2022, 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted By Evolutionary1⏩
Your argument is that the bear vs tiger contest was rigged, because the bear was American while the tiger was foreign (LMAOOO).That was a great rebuttal /s
Then you quoted another miscer saving the cats had been transported/kept in cages, while the bear was wild. There is no need for a rebuttal here, because the facts regarding skull vs paw doesn’t change even if it’s a wild tiger.
It’s crazy that you think a tiger has the brain power and/or agility to avoid getting hit in the head. It’s not a boxing match where the tiger will jab, jab and move.
One hit from a paw to the skull and the cat is done. It’s in insurmountable disadvantage to the cats.
As what the other miscer said. None of you have seen a kodiak in real life, it seems. The big ones are literally twice the size of a big grizzly.
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Originally Posted By keyboardworkout⏩
A lot of people sleep on how big Moose's can actually get. Imagine seeing this phucker walk out of the trees late at night in front of you.Grizzly says nope to moose.

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08-14-2022, 03:45 AM
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Originally Posted By DrugsToGetBig⏩
crush it??whats a kodiak gonna do when this has a death clutch with its jaws on its windpipe?



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08-14-2022, 07:09 AM
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Originally Posted By maori-rap⏩
I saw one in real in the zoo and had my mind fuking BLOWN at the size of that thing. It was far, far larger than I could have ever expected. Legit more impressive than the big cats I saw that day too.A lot of people sleep on how big Moose's can actually get. Imagine seeing this phucker walk out of the trees late at night in front of you.


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