how would a pitbull do in a fight against a tiger

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Perfectson said:
you're ridiculous and that's not even an adult cheetah. Cheetahs are bigger, heavier, and faster than pitbulls.

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Actually we have cheetahs in the wild, rare, but you can get a glimpse every so often during wet season. They are pretty bytch made to be honest. They run out of stamina very quickly. They have weak muscular cranium structure. They mostly hunt smaller animals and don't even bother with anything too challenging unless it's dry season and it's in survival mode. A pit could clamp a limb and the cheetah would most likely retreat.
 
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Pitbull ain't even fukking with this nikka

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Let alone a damn Tiger :pachaha:
 
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Woodrow said:
More ducktales. When lions or other predators come looking for cheetah cubs, a cheetahs first instinct is to lure them away by using themselves as bait. AKA... trying to use their strongest asset (speed) To their advantage. They'll try to get the lion to give chase and run them away from the den.

There are exceptions to every rule of course. But u will never see cheetahs consistently fighting other apex predators over cubs. Because they can't win. And they know it.
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Correct. You can walk toward a cheetah in the wild and it will always run. You can literally try to chase it and it'll run and run and run, it's quite funny because technically it could do a lot of damage, it has weapons (teeth and claws) that you don't have, they flee like hens, you can see little ugandan kids playing chicken. :heh:

Lions on the other hand. Don't do it breh. Stay 2 km away. In that instance it's the lion that plays chicken with everything in the vicinity. :whoa::merchant:
 
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Clean Cut said:
Actually we have cheetahs in the wild, rare, but you can get a glimpse every so often during wet season. They are pretty bytch made to be honest. They run out of stamina very quickly. They have weak muscular cranium structure. They mostly hunt smaller animals and don't even bother with anything too challenging unless it's dry season and it's in survival mode. A pit could clamp a limb and the cheetah would most likely retreat.
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what are you posting?

You're just said Cheetahs HUNT smaller WILD animals

what type of animals does Pitbull hunt? Small domesticated dogs and cats

Cmon - not even making sense. A pit could clamp a limb - a cheetah is bigger than most adult pitbulls. This is getting out of hand ridiculous now.
 
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Clean Cut said:
Correct. You can walk toward a cheetah in the wild and it will always run. You can literally try to chase it and it'll run and run and run, it's quite funny because technically it could do a lot of damage, it has weapons (teeth and claws) that you don't have, they flee like hens, you can see little ugandan kids playing chicken. :heh:

Lions on the other hand. Don't do it breh. Stay 2 km away. In that instance it's the lion that plays chicken with everything in the vicinity. :whoa::merchant:
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agreed, the first instinct is to run - but if it had to back up and fight, it would murk a pit.

TBH, if you run at most animals that are flat footed they are going to take off LOL - of course i wouldn't try it, but even lions have been shown to run off when people walk towards them. They gotta think something is run if someone is approaching them.


and here's a vid of a Cheetah trying to defend against a Hyena

so you're pretty much not being accurate in your description and we know Hyena's will murk a pitbull
 
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