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Natural footage of a tiger fighting a bear.
Tiger vs bear
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About fucking time Dana made it happen
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The tiger looks small, or am i mistaken?
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Bear got rekt
Tiger had a huge size advantage though
Tiger had a huge size advantage though
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I dont think so. That bear got bite hard several times and scratched and was bleeding badly. I want to find the full video but the bear did not see to bite anywhere near tigers neck or head or legs. The only blood i saw was on bears torso. Bear is bleeding
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Another boring 15 min fight that goes to a decision...
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A Sloth Bear is the Jason Thacker of the bear world.
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But but but he to the Cat Smasher?
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I'm always in awe of how durable wild animals are. Imagine if a human fought either of those- they would have deep puncture wounds and skin dangling everywhere. These two animals walk away relatively unscathed.
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I would agree, but when I hit a deer or human bicyclist I am amazed when they get up after getting hit by 3,000# traveling at a high rate of speed.
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We're in agreement then. Bear got rekt = bear got his ass whooped
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southeast asian D lvl athlete bear. Place a north American prime Polar bear or grizzly and get back to me
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oh i didnt know that what you mean i was thinking you mean opposite. lol
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Certainly, the dream matchup for the ages.
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Exactly. The tiger was obviously doing it for fun, like how a cat toys with a mouse.
But once he started to get tired he lost interest.
Kudos to the bear for hanging in there long enough to force the draw though.
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sloth bears are actually much more aggressive than American bears, mainly because they have to fend off tiger attacks. You don't live alongside tigers without holding your ground and fighting back.
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Certainly, the dream matchup for the ages.
Came to post this. Well played, sir.
