Barbary Lion vs Siberian Tiger
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An Indian lion trying .to reach the throat of a Bengal tiger during a fight in which the former proved to be king of the beasts.
The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio · Page 70
Nope.
Even some russian guys back the lion too:
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.. Pure athleticism. 60 inch vert, runs 2.3 second 40 yard dash
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Lions are ment to fight multiple opponents:
Killed two in the wild:
Lion kills two leopards
Papers Past — New Zealand Herald — 11 November 1893 — PANIC IN A CIRCUS.
Killed two in the wild:
Lion kills two leopards
Papers Past — New Zealand Herald — 11 November 1893 — PANIC IN A CIRCUS.
Cabbage Patch
The Media scene in V is for Vendetta is the clue
Kodiak versus both their asses.
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/kodiak-bear-vs-african-lion.433196/
Maybe you can help @Slang Dussain Ali find some accounts where a bear has killed anything with a blow from the paw to match the lions. Since it seems he is struggling to find just 10.
The blow caught the hyena high up on the side of its head, and the force of it lifted it into the air. It landed six feet away and rolled over once, its neck broken and the life already gone from it. The dust began to settle again.
"The blow caught the hyena high up on the side of its head, and the force of it lifted it into the air." - Google Search
swiped one of the hyena a tremendous blow with a front paw and slashed its neck wide open. The lioness pounced on to the animal and bit deeply into the back of its neck, killing it instantly. The second hyena got the message and sprinted
"swiped one of the hyena a tremendous blow with a front paw and slashed its neck wide open" - Google Search
Umnandi literally fell upon the hyena, and with one 'o blow of her great paw blotted him out of existence. Next :* instant she was on the bank again by the side of her bab
"Umnandi literally fell upon the hyena, and with one 'o blow of her great paw blotted him" - Google Search
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George P. Sanderson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The popular belief that a tiger slinks away should he fail in his attack is erroneous, as also the belief that he can kill his prey by a stroke of the paw. I have never seen anything to support this belief,nor is it held by natives.
http://books.google.com/books?id=...sn6oATjjIKQDA&ved=0CAYQ6AEwAA
Mr. Inverarity believes that animals killed by tigers suffer little beyond the panic of a few seconds. The shock produces a stupor and dreaminess in which there is no sense of pain or feeling of terror. The powerful stroke of the fore paw of the tiger is a fiction ; he clutches with his claws as one might with the fingers, but does not strike a blow.
http://books.google.com/books?id=...joASa8oKgCA&ved=0CBgQ6AEwCTgU
The idea of a tiger killing large game by a blow from his paw is nonsense; besides, in India a tiger never faces his prey, but attacks him on the frank, unless charged
Los Angeles Herald 6 May 1906 — California Digital Newspaper Collection
In some of the old natural history books we were told that both the lion and the tiger killed their prey by breaking the neck with a single blow of their powerful fore-paws,but this is certainly not the method employed by the tiger
http://www.google.com/search?q=In...i=3j7EU5auCJCgogSOi4HQBg&sa=N
The popular belief that a tiger slinks away should he fail in his attack is erroneous, as also the belief that he can kill his prey by a stroke of the paw. I have never seen anything to support this belief,nor is it held by natives.
http://books.google.com/books?id=...sn6oATjjIKQDA&ved=0CAYQ6AEwAA
Mr. Inverarity believes that animals killed by tigers suffer little beyond the panic of a few seconds. The shock produces a stupor and dreaminess in which there is no sense of pain or feeling of terror. The powerful stroke of the fore paw of the tiger is a fiction ; he clutches with his claws as one might with the fingers, but does not strike a blow.
http://books.google.com/books?id=...joASa8oKgCA&ved=0CBgQ6AEwCTgU
The idea of a tiger killing large game by a blow from his paw is nonsense; besides, in India a tiger never faces his prey, but attacks him on the frank, unless charged
Los Angeles Herald 6 May 1906 — California Digital Newspaper Collection
In some of the old natural history books we were told that both the lion and the tiger killed their prey by breaking the neck with a single blow of their powerful fore-paws,but this is certainly not the method employed by the tiger
http://www.google.com/search?q=In...i=3j7EU5auCJCgogSOi4HQBg&sa=N
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