Bears average weight are 400
-1200 pounds
whereas the tigers are
around 600 -700 pounds.
So, as long as the
tiger's opponent is not a large
adult bear, there will be a
fairly even fight.
A bears claws are dull
and used for digging.
They are essentially
useless for tearing into
prey.
whereas the tiger is
essentially a big cat with
sharp retractable
claws. used to grab prey.
A bear only has
its size and teeth.
The Bear s powerful
jaw closes with a force of 1,250
PSI. while the tiger s has a
force of 950 PSI, which is
still enough to bite through
bone.
But the tiger s teeth
are longer and thinner,
leaving deeper wounds that
bleed longer.
The tiger is quick, has crazy
strength, can use its claws,
can sneak up on a bear, and also
has a lethal bite like the
bear.
Tigers can fight from
the ground on their backs,
bears don't have that advantage.
Tigers are used to hunting, and
its their primary resource
for finding food.
Bears are scavengers
and almost never take on big
prey.
They just don't have
the killing instinct a tiger
has.
A tiger would kill you
instantly, whereas the bear
doesn't know how to kill as
efficiently.
In Russia, Siberian tigers
often kill and eat brown bears
when they are hungry.
When a warthog fights,
chased or is threatened by
a Tiger.
Surprisingly, Warthogs are
fast.
They can run up to 48
miles per hour.
Their speed helps them
outrun predators,
mainly Lions dan Tiger.
Warthogs are very strong
and smart animals.
Unlike many of their African
counterparts, they are not
endangered because they are
skilled at adapting to new
threats.
So if there are
burrows close within their
reach, they will actually
back into their burrows instead
of run into their burrow,
because their back end is very
susceptible to predators, and
their front end has those large
tusks.
So when they back in
they are only exposing their
tusks and better able to protect
themselves.
And usually after
that, the tiger will discourage
hunting warthogs.
But it only applies
to adult warthogs, not
small warthogs or baby