Kodiak bear vs African lion
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I find it hilarious how people who support the bear say across the web, that a bear can kill a lion with a single blow easily because the lion has thin bones, because bears allegedly kill bulls all the time with their paws, and because bears have more muscle, yet theres no proof of even 10 accounts of bears killing anything with their paws as a blunt weapon, no videos of bears throwing paw blows, no anything, yet to bear fans bears are killing lions 100% in this method of attack. Yet theres 100's of records of lions killing things with thier paws, from animals that are 100 lbs like leopards and hyenas, to animals in the 2,000 - 4,000 lb range like elands and buffalo with a blow from their paws. Yet when we show bear fans lions killing brown bears with a single blow, to them, its 100% impossible.
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Hunters in the Russian Far East frequently find the remains of black bears killed and eaten by tigers, and they often occur in tiger faeces
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Crowd Sees Lion Kill Bear in Fight CORRT, Pa., July IS. In a cage battle, which resulted when the keeper of the menagerie of a street carnival showing here left a cage door open, a lion killed a half-grown bear last night. The fight occurred at the close of the performance and it was witnessed by many persons. Keepers drove the lion back into his cage
Pittsburgh Daily Post from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · Page 1
Lion Kills Bear. In a phorl battle at the carnival grounds in Corry Monday night. bo - tween members of tiie hear and the lion families the latter was returned uie victor an or Having delivered a vicious assault on the bruin's head quarters. There was nothing to the skirmish, for the hear was outclassed outgeneraled and outslugged and never had a ghost of a show with the African jungle King, it was all over in the twinkling of an eye and the bear lay quite dead on the floor of his cage which the lion had invaded in making the at tack.
The Kane Republican from Kane, Pennsylvania · Page 2
The lion again sprang and was again shaken off. A third time it was shaken off, but this time the lion, annoyed, gave it a swipe with one of its paws, and broke its back. killing it with a single blow.
The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas · Page 6
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Otherwise, there would be more scraps between them than a few. "As it is, there are plenty. There was one lion we had that killed a polar bear and two Thibet bears, bit a tiger in the back and nearly killed it: and once, while in the runway after a performance, he grabbed a lioness and carried her into the arena. "Nero, as we called that lion, made a mistake that time, though, because the hole lioness turned on him in the arena and thrashed him well, hurting him badly in the fight. "There isu't cne of us in the place that hadn't been bitten and clawed a lot, generally, however, unintentionally. This' may Found strange, but it is true, nevertheless. "You see, the big cats don't know how strong t-hey are, and the curved claws are like steel hooks, curving inward as they i,.; and once they sink in. something ha to come with them. A lion can hurt you just as badly by placing his paw easily on your hand or lez and simply sinking his claws in and contracting them, as though he made a swipe at you and rea.-'K-d you.
And the same is true of all the cats. ! Lions are the easiest to train as a rule, because less nervous than the others. It doesn't at what age you bozin to work them. and. as matter of fact, those direct from the wilds are easier to train than then born in captivity. "Most of them are just as notional as any woman ever thought of being. They take likes and dislikes, and they stick to them f,r good. "'I have a photograph of one of my lions taken with a Philadelphia minister, a Presbyterian. I think he was. who came into the place one day, and after standing in front of the cage for sometime, asked me if he could go into the case. I let him o so. and that lion just made the biggest f-- over him you ever heard of and kicked up an awful Vow when he left the caze. If that m:.n were to come in now and whistle for the lion, the brute would howl like mad uptil the minister went over to his caze and stroked him. "I remember once, in Buffalo, putting- a little b!a-k cur dog in a cage with a lion and tiger that worked together.
Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York · Page 21
Get a job at a Zoo,breh.
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