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“Two lionesses maul a polar bear beyound recognition”:
We Got Actual Lion vs (black)Bear Footage On Deck And My Theory Was Correct
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“Calif A mother bear, defending her two cubs, fought a losing battle with a powerful African lion early yesterday at the Alameda County Zoo”.
~Daytona Beach Morning Journal - Apr 6, 1950
~Daytona Beach Morning Journal - Apr 6, 1950
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“Fight between 3 lionesses and 3 bears:
From Lemberg the Vienna correspondent of the 'Daily News' learns that a terrible battle has been fought at the railway sta tion at Rawaruska. A menagerie was being conveyed by rail, and when the train stopped at the station a great noise was heard. The guards went to the wagons containing the wild beasts, and found the wooden partitions which separated three lionesses from three bears, and these again from three hyenas broken down and the animals engaged in battle. One bear was missing. The lions had eaten him, skin and all. They had bitten another bear's paw off, and a hyena lay dead on the floor. Two lions in a' neighboring compartment remained calm. No one dared interfere between the fighting beasts, until the owner arrived in a sledge and -se- parated them — not before he had been bitten by a bear however. - He claims damages from the. railway administration because the partitions gave way. One of the judges, or presidents, of the Tribunal of the Seine in Paris has acquired celebrity owing to the rapidity with which he disposes of the divorce cases brought before him.“
From Lemberg the Vienna correspondent of the 'Daily News' learns that a terrible battle has been fought at the railway sta tion at Rawaruska. A menagerie was being conveyed by rail, and when the train stopped at the station a great noise was heard. The guards went to the wagons containing the wild beasts, and found the wooden partitions which separated three lionesses from three bears, and these again from three hyenas broken down and the animals engaged in battle. One bear was missing. The lions had eaten him, skin and all. They had bitten another bear's paw off, and a hyena lay dead on the floor. Two lions in a' neighboring compartment remained calm. No one dared interfere between the fighting beasts, until the owner arrived in a sledge and -se- parated them — not before he had been bitten by a bear however. - He claims damages from the. railway administration because the partitions gave way. One of the judges, or presidents, of the Tribunal of the Seine in Paris has acquired celebrity owing to the rapidity with which he disposes of the divorce cases brought before him.“
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“PANTHER KILLS A BIG BEAR.
Paul Hepgood. of Susquehanna, had a lively experience near Coudersport the other day (says an American exchange). One day, with a farmer named Saunders, they were looking for a strange cow, and presently they sat down on a log to rest, a.t the .mouth of a dark glen. While seated they heard a bear growling up the slen, and as the sound came nearer Hepgood's companion cocked his rine, which he generally carries when in the woods. In a moment a panther came trotting through the bushes with a squealing bear oub in its mouth. It carried the cub as a car does a mouse, and it was in a hurry.
Close at the panther's heels lumbered the> walling mother bear; and when the panther, which knew the bear was afraid of him, put the cub on the ground, as i£ *n get a better hold, the bear gained courage, plunged at the panther, and caught It around the body just in front of the hind legs. Quick as thought, the panther threw the cub into the*air, tore himself loose, and pitched into the bear. At the first stroke the bear knocked the panther to one side, and a second stroke Rent him flying into the bushes.
But at this stage of the fight the cub squealed once more, and the mother bear, forgetting everything except her young, rushed to thfi rescue. She had not taken three steps when the panther sprang at her and settled his claws in her shoulder and his teeth in her neck. The bear etraggfled hard to shake off the great cat, but she couldnt do it.
Just as she gave her last kick and the panther rose in triumph, Saunders took a hand in the fight, and with two bullets killed the panther. The cub also lay dead, the panther's teeth having, crushed the tender bones in its neck; and farther up the glen the men found the bear's den, with a live cub in it, which they carried home.”
“If the lion should openly approach his prey and challenge it to combat, his intended victim would immediately take to flight. In a fight to the death, the mountain lion is more game than the black bear. He will fight to the last breath, when the black bear will quit and cover his head with his paws and bawl like a calf.”
Paul Hepgood. of Susquehanna, had a lively experience near Coudersport the other day (says an American exchange). One day, with a farmer named Saunders, they were looking for a strange cow, and presently they sat down on a log to rest, a.t the .mouth of a dark glen. While seated they heard a bear growling up the slen, and as the sound came nearer Hepgood's companion cocked his rine, which he generally carries when in the woods. In a moment a panther came trotting through the bushes with a squealing bear oub in its mouth. It carried the cub as a car does a mouse, and it was in a hurry.
Close at the panther's heels lumbered the> walling mother bear; and when the panther, which knew the bear was afraid of him, put the cub on the ground, as i£ *n get a better hold, the bear gained courage, plunged at the panther, and caught It around the body just in front of the hind legs. Quick as thought, the panther threw the cub into the*air, tore himself loose, and pitched into the bear. At the first stroke the bear knocked the panther to one side, and a second stroke Rent him flying into the bushes.
But at this stage of the fight the cub squealed once more, and the mother bear, forgetting everything except her young, rushed to thfi rescue. She had not taken three steps when the panther sprang at her and settled his claws in her shoulder and his teeth in her neck. The bear etraggfled hard to shake off the great cat, but she couldnt do it.
Just as she gave her last kick and the panther rose in triumph, Saunders took a hand in the fight, and with two bullets killed the panther. The cub also lay dead, the panther's teeth having, crushed the tender bones in its neck; and farther up the glen the men found the bear's den, with a live cub in it, which they carried home.”
“If the lion should openly approach his prey and challenge it to combat, his intended victim would immediately take to flight. In a fight to the death, the mountain lion is more game than the black bear. He will fight to the last breath, when the black bear will quit and cover his head with his paws and bawl like a calf.”
Lion won but he was getting tagged in the face. They only really built to fight other lions and smaller animals. Tigers and Bears have balance so they can use both paws more effectively. Lions can only swing one paw at a time because they can't stand on two feet.
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“Stallion Kills Bear On Leesville Farm A 600-pound black bear was killed by a horse in a field within 25 miles of Dover Saturday. The bear apparently attacked a mare in an enclosed pasture adjoining a. woods on the farm of William Thomas, RD 4, Carrollton, in the Leesville lake area, and was stomped to death by a stallion named Prince in the same field with the mare. The Best In Comics The incident took place within 400 feet of the Thomfes farm home and apparently took place while the family was eating the noon meal. Members of the family heard a brief commotion in the field but did not investigate until after the meal when Joe Thomas, 22, a son, found the dead bear. Approximately 50 feet of barbed wire fence had been ripped down and the stallion was missing, but was found later with the marks of bear claws on his hide. There were also claw marks on the mare. Head. injuries apparently killed the bear in this pasture field battle of hoof and claw. The bear had a 60-inch "arm spread" and its hind feet were six inches wide and 10 inches long but it was apparently an aged animal, as its long claws were worn down and dulled. Horses ordinarily will run- from... See BEAR KILLED”
“Stallion Kills Bear On Leesville Farm A 600-pound black bear was killed by a horse in a field within 25 miles of Dover Saturday. The bear apparently attacked a mare in an enclosed pasture adjoining a. woods on the farm of William Thomas, RD 4, Carrollton, in the Leesville lake area, and was stomped to death by a stallion named Prince in the same field with the mare. The Best In Comics The incident took place within 400 feet of the Thomfes farm home and apparently took place while the family was eating the noon meal. Members of the family heard a brief commotion in the field but did not investigate until after the meal when Joe Thomas, 22, a son, found the dead bear. Approximately 50 feet of barbed wire fence had been ripped down and the stallion was missing, but was found later with the marks of bear claws on his hide. There were also claw marks on the mare. Head. injuries apparently killed the bear in this pasture field battle of hoof and claw. The bear had a 60-inch "arm spread" and its hind feet were six inches wide and 10 inches long but it was apparently an aged animal, as its long claws were worn down and dulled. Horses ordinarily will run- from... See BEAR KILLED”
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“Group of peccaries (smaller boars) kills 3 bears in pit fight:
Turning too quickly, a bear sapped and fell from his pedestal. In a second there was • I mass of_reddish brown... and cracking his bones like pieces of glass...He sat the{« and beat the peccaries away, knocking fully a dozen into kingdom come before the hogs succeeded in overcoming him.”
Turning too quickly, a bear sapped and fell from his pedestal. In a second there was • I mass of_reddish brown... and cracking his bones like pieces of glass...He sat the{« and beat the peccaries away, knocking fully a dozen into kingdom come before the hogs succeeded in overcoming him.”
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“Mule beats up bear:
A fight between a fire-crazed bear and a mule, in which the bear was worsted occurred at L. Mason's ranch, at Bednesti, B. C- The .forestrfire routed the bear from it lair, and In its dash from the flames into the open country it collided violently with a jackmule. The bear-was promptly stretched out on the ground by- a double tattoo from the capable hind hoofs,/and the mule calmly resumed its interrupted grazing.”
“Mule Kills Bear. ' Huntington, Pa. Daniel Shawley, a local farmer, tells a story of how he ! escaped death through tho sagacity of a pet mule, which kicked n black bear ' to death.”
A fight between a fire-crazed bear and a mule, in which the bear was worsted occurred at L. Mason's ranch, at Bednesti, B. C- The .forestrfire routed the bear from it lair, and In its dash from the flames into the open country it collided violently with a jackmule. The bear-was promptly stretched out on the ground by- a double tattoo from the capable hind hoofs,/and the mule calmly resumed its interrupted grazing.”
“Mule Kills Bear. ' Huntington, Pa. Daniel Shawley, a local farmer, tells a story of how he ! escaped death through tho sagacity of a pet mule, which kicked n black bear ' to death.”
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This is *staged of course but it is very evident that many of the above accounts of lions killing bears, are lies. The only needs to lower its tank like fortified head to absorb the lions pity-slaps.
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You brehs will say ANYTHING
Here’s a lion on just ONE foot, Mr. “Lions Can’t Stand On Both Feet“
Here’s a lion using both paws simultaneously, Mr. “Lions Can Only Swing With One Paw At A Time”
Oh wow what’s this, TWO lions standing on BOTH their legs, AND SWINGING BOTH PAWS simultaneously?
You brehs will say ANYTHING
Here’s a lion on just ONE foot, Mr. “Lions Can’t Stand On Both Feet“
Here’s a lion using both paws simultaneously, Mr. “Lions Can Only Swing With One Paw At A Time”
Oh wow what’s this, TWO lions standing on BOTH their legs, AND SWINGING BOTH PAWS simultaneously?
Lmfao. You literally just proved my point, there is zero balance and clearly only one of the paws are active. This is a big cat standing with balance and able to use both hands freely:
That's not to say that no lions can stand. They are 99% the same as tigers. But they generally don't learn that themselves and can usually only manuever from all 4s
another animal thread
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Lmfao. You literally just proved my point, there is zero balance and clearly only one of the paws are active. This is a big cat standing with balance and able to use both hands freely:
That's not to say that no lions can stand. They are 99% the same as tigers. But they generally don't learn that themselves and can usually only manuever from all 4s
Watch your step with all that back pedaling
Watch your step with all that back pedaling
You just misunderstood. I could show you a fukking lion in the circus on two feet doing tricks. I never meant that they can't learn how. I'm just speaking on their natural tendencies. Typically lions can't climb tree's but there are ones that live near tree climbing leopards who can. Same thing with swimming.
