The Top Fifteen of the World

[Anung Un Rama]

Bump for a great thread - how many views TCE?

 

[Kingz]

I don't know about #2...if there were cases of a calf growing up in her custody and them still remaining friends without her eating it..i think it would be as heartwarming as the others, but this just might be one of those lions that knows her food will grow into a bigger dish or just bringing dinner to the family. That would be a pretty fuckin charming lion though. It's interesting but i thought a lot of the ones behind it are more in the feels.

 

[Madmick]

A big dog like a German Shepard would likely maul a Cheetah.

And a game pitbull could kill a moose.

 

[DownwardStrike]

This thread confuses and excites me in equal measure, and in ways that I have difficulty expressing with words.

 

[TCE]

Thanks everyone, really appreciate it.

 

[christhakingpin]

The croc clearly had damage to his Medula oblamgata you know, the part that makes them ornery.

But mama said they was ornery cuz they got all them teeth, and no toothbrush

 

[Zookeeper Gabe]

But mama said they was ornery cuz they got all them teeth, and no toothbrush

^^ this guy. This guy, he gets it.

 

[christhakingpin]

Not gonna lie, I was pretty excited when I realized no one jumped on that yet.

 

[ODYSSEYMEMPHIS]

Oh, I'm sure they'll be friends forever.

Love me a TCE_Killa thread. ALWAYS a winner! This might be my favorite one to date.

LOL Damn!!! That warthog was probably saying fuck, my back, owww, my baaaacckkk

 

[bad seed]

Mountain Lion kills German Shepherd

Yeah... No.

a mountain lion would easily kill a cheetah too. A common housecat is genetically closer to the big cats [lions, cougars, tigers, etc] than a cheetah is.


When raised together, cheetahs are submissive to large dogs.

 

[ConsiderThis]

Cheetahs are by far the weakest of the big cats and have brittle bones. They're extremely submissive to large dogs when raised together. LOL at someone linking a news story of a cougar killing a german shepard, when a mountain lion probably has 150 pounds on a cheetah.

 

[Krimzon]

are there any unusual insect friendships?

 

[TCE]

are there any unusual insect friendships?

Good question, I don't know of any. The insect world is very scary, if you was an insect, with everything that moves out to get ya. I'm going to presume the only odd friendships are the ones that release pheromones to get another to cater to its needs. It's not a friendship though, so probably doesn't count.

 

[Zookeeper Gabe]

Cheetahs are by far the weakest of the big cats and have brittle bones. They're extremely submissive to large dogs when raised together. LOL at someone linking a news story of a cougar killing a german shepard, when a mountain lion probably has 150 pounds on a cheetah.

Lol whhhuuuttttt?

Maybe the largest ever cougar vs an average cheetah.

 

[MortalWombat]

Here's another one - the burro and Mr G.

http://forums.sherdog.com/forums/f4...-reunited-his-friend-jellybean-burro-2752011/

 

[Bubson Bubba]

Reminded me of this documentary I saw a couple of years back

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2174908/

Great Work! Thanks!

 

[TCE]

Here's another one - the burro and Mr G.

http://forums.sherdog.com/forums/f4...-reunited-his-friend-jellybean-burro-2752011/

Thanks man, only just seen this.

 

[djacobox372]

 

[sleepwalk]

10. The Elephant and the Dog

Bubbles, a 9,000-pound elephant, and Bella, the Labrador retriever, are the very best of friends. They live together at the Myrtle Beach Safari in South Carolina. And luckily, the park has documented some of the pair's adorable interspecies play dates. Sometimes, Bubbles and Bella go for walks together. Other times, they go for long swims. Bubbles was adopted by the safari in 1983, then, in 2007, a contractor hired to build Bubbles a swimming pool abandoned puppy Bella at the park's preserve. And so, a beautiful friendship was born.


9. The Orangutan and the Hound Dog

Orphaned at a young age, an orangutan named Suryia was rescued by an animal sanctuary in South Carolina. Initially, he did not do well at the sanctuary. He became socially withdrawn and did not eat. Fortunately, he came around. Suryia

 

[Amerikuracana]

It doesn't surprise me that much. Animals play less cruel games with each other than humans play with each other, it's just that animals don't have stores and society to feed them. They are pretty much always looking for something to eat. Their instincts for their offspring are comparable to humans, just usually not as long lasting. Animals can have connections and ties, they are usually just too busy hunting for food and defending their interests from other starving animals to express them. I would say the cat and the owl surprises me the most.