Tigers are absolutely ruthless, and are BORN to fight.
The funny thing is..you pasted another YouTube video with anecdotal "facts", so I guess we are even.
Here's the most thorough paper you will find on this topic, loaded with citations.
Tiger vs Lion Documented Fights | . Informed . Opinions .
Tiger >>>>>>> Lion, sorry brah.
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lol no, an anecdote is based on hear say, the accounts presented are first hand eye-witnessed accounts, hence they are from news archives, not some random person who said maybe this happened. And...Ha ha ha ha...wow, did you actually read and source any of them? Lets look at just some of the retardly hilarious things this person states:
3.2.1 Clyde Beatty
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So, if Beatty could conclude that, “the question of lion-tiger superiority is pretty much of a toss-up” (Page 259, Ref. 27), it seems that the tigers, even in Beatty’s ‘arena’ were at least equal to the lions in fighting, even after being against tremendous odds. Considering all the points mentioned above, Clyde Beatty has provided more proofs than anyone else that tigers are better fighters than lions in a captive state.
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Well of course it would be good to quote Clyde beatty, he after all holds the guinness world record of mixing them together:
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https://www.newspapers.com/image/825...ights%2Btigers
Clyde beatty stated in his 40 years working with them, he has handled 2,000 lions and tigers, with an act of 40 at a time. At that amount one must ask, how didnt the lions and tigers kill each other? In a 1951 news report, Clyde beatty stated he did lose some of the animals over the coarse of his career...50 tigers were killed by lions:
Jungle Cats' Clash Not In Act -
Why didnt that guy named...Rajah...a usual tigers name lol...mention any of beattys casualty's that Clyde mentions in all three of his books, The big cage, Jungle performers and Facing the big cats:
1928 Lion named Prince killed a tigress trudy saving beattys life
1929 Lion named Nero Killed a tiger named Pasha saving his life
1930 A gang fight erupted in the result of 3 tigers killed by lions
1931 A Lion named duke and a lioness killed a tigress Snip and a tiger
1932 A lion named sammy killed a lioness
1933 A lion named Sultan killed a tiger name Tommy
1933 A lion named Caesar killed a tiger named Bobby
1933 A fight staged for the film big cage, a lion killed a tiger
1933 Two more tigers were killed in gang fights
1934 Accidental fights in performances were used for the lost jungle, a tigress nelly was killed by a lion
1934 The same lion Caesar killed two tigers and was taken out of the act
1935 Lion named detroit kills 3 tigresses, Alice, empress and slilka
1936 Beatty mentions in his
long career he has 25 tigers killed by lions accidentally
1936 A lion named Boss tweeds fought and killed 3 bengal tigers at once
1936 Clyde mentions a lion killed a tiger named Poona
1937 Clydes wife Harriet witnesses a lion kill a tiger in his act.
1938 A lion named Memphis kills a tigress named Sehka
1947 Two lions Tarzan and Henry kills a tiger named Toona
1951 Another lion named prince, killed 3 tigresses and two tigers, Rosie, slieka 2, and sheba
1951 Clyde states 50 tigers were killed by lions in his 40 year career so far
1953 Two lions kill a bengal tiger in beattys act
1954 A lion named France killed two tigers
1957 His third lion named Caesar kills 2 tigers
Ha, wow....so that guy says, that Clyde beatty is the ultimate proof that shows tigers beat lions? Ha ha ha, sounds like hes lying out his ass on that one. Lets try another one...
3.3.18
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Lion Kills Tiger
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“In several encounters between King Edward, a big black-maned Nubian, and Dan, a Royal Bengal tiger, the “king of beasts” had moved out second best.” (Page 68, Ref 38).
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You mean the sick lion that was unfed and being then picked on by the bengal, which was killed by the lion?
Character in the Cages - The Daily News (Perth, WA : 1882 - 1950) - 29 Nov 1940
You're kinda leaving out details wouldnt you think?
3.3.5
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The “Lion Killer” Ben, And Other Tigers (Circus Animals)
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In Jim Tully’s book Circus Parade (Ref 42), there is an entire chapter devoted to lion vs tiger fights. It has a fascinating account of how the people of the circus used to talk about what would happen in a fight between Bad Bill, a fierce lion who supposedly could “lick anything that walks or swims in the world” and had killed a trainer, and Ben Royal, a Bengal tiger. When, because of unfortunate circumstances, the two cats really fought a battle, “Bad Bill was found, his throat torn, his stomach ripped open, and part of his carcass eaten. Ben Royal, with bloody jaws, dozed near him. ….. The tiger was afterward billed as ‘Ben, the Lion Killer’.”
About another tiger, it is mentioned that it had killed two lions. “I seen a tiger kill two lions quicker’n you could say ‘have a drink.’ The lions seen the tiger comin’ an’ roared loud as thunder but it gave a lunge wit’ mouth wide open and caught the lion right under the throat an’ before it got thru’ gurglin’ it cropped the other lion.”
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Ohhhh, you mean this book, the one that says the criteria of the book is in the fictional section:
Circus Parade
Black Squirrel Books™,
Fiction
Circus Parade - The Kent State University Press
Ha ha ha, the book is fiction, hence these events never happened.
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Count Belisarius. Robert Graves. Cassell. 1938.“Occasional fights were also staged between lion and tiger (the tiger always won) or wolves and bull (the wolves always won, if in health, by attacking the
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Another fictional book, right there in the middle...fiction:
Count Belisarius
This is the main reason why he doesn't provide a link to anything he cites, because if you read the entire abstract you will see that all the accounts hes talking about are different sources mentioning the same ones, and even worse they dont even quote it word for word, they exaggerate the account or fabricate added content, there is only one artifact in all of rome that showed a tiger defeating a lion, it comes from Martials epigrams (which all the sources say they are citeing) heres what it says:
"Lambere securi dextram consueta magistri
Tigris ab Hyrcano gloria rara jugo
Steva ferum rabida laceravit dente leonem:
Res nova, non ullis cognita temporibus.
Ausa est tale nihil, svlvis dum vixit in altis,
Postquam inter nos est, plus feritatis habet."
Translated by Anon…
The rare-seen glory of th' Hyrcanian land,
A tiger, wont to lick his master's hand,
In pieces tore a lion in his rage,
A thing not known before in any age.
He durst not this attempt in forests high:
Beasts among men learn greater cruelty
http://archive.org/stream/epigramsma...tgoog_djvu.txt
Hence Martial mentions only one occasion, and he doesnt once say the words all the time, or always won, hence only one. There are many lion defeating tiger artifacts in rome as the link already showed. How about another:
3.3.8.1 Sumatran tiger vs. seven lions
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Sumatran tiger had held his own against at least seven lions.
”At one time it looked as if ten lions were battling Chester” and yet, Chester “emerged with no serious injury” (Page 79, Ref. 27), mentioned elsewhere as “In fact my Sumatra tiger Chester fought off seven lions” (Page 258, Ref. 27).
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Lets look at what the book states on that fight:
Ohhhh. so this tiger chester wasnt some uber fighting god, he actually was running for his life and bounding through pedestals trying to get away from the lions occasionally being caught in an embrace, nothing special, yet two tigers were killed in that act, why didnt that guy mention those incidents? lol More like cherry picking, much like he did with the weights, claws, and other statistics, almost all of his accounts mention only three main ones,
- Haughton/Jamrachs incident (repeated over 20 times using different sources,
- The romans all whom quote only martial, and repeated over 20 times
- And Clyde beatty used over 20x, which Beatty supports the lion, not the tiger.
The rest are either lionesses, young lions or... fictional books. This is why that person doesnt provide links to his cites.