Tiger vs Silverback

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I think a tiger would kill a silverback what do yall think?
 
A tiger would kill a silverback with ease.

A grizzly would take the tiger though.
 
Silverbacks are overrated.

Full grown male tigers and especially Grizzly bears own them. They can be twice the size and hunt large prey.
 
PG29 red0 Jr said:
A tiger would kill a silverback with ease.

A grizzly would take the tiger though.
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I think usually, but I remember seeing a program on Siberia where they stated that sometimes Grizzlies run into Siberian Tigers in the wild and the Siberian Tigers sometimes kill the bears.

That being said I think Large full grown male Grizzlies own everything. I've even seent hem chase off polar bears.
 
Tropodan said:
I think usually, but I remember seeing a program on Siberia where they stated that sometimes Grizzlies run into Siberian Tigers in the wild and the Siberian Tigers sometimes kill the bears.
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Tiger and Polar Bear is the money fight
 
Tigers are cans. Here's one facing a Sloth Bear and the tiger shows his lack of heart in the championship rounds

 
A tiger is bigger and has much better weapons. It wouldn't be close.
 
Drain Bamage said:
I think a tiger would kill a silverback what do yall think?
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Even if they were the same size the tiger wins easy. But the tiger can weigh up to 200lbs more than the Gorilla and its average weight is the same as the max recorded weight for a Silverback.

For the people including Bears, bears are cans compared to other predators. Sure they can beat a gorilla but any large cat can and does Fuck them up on the regular.

Cats are the apex of land predators.
 
TSO said:
Even if they were the same size the tiger wins easy. But the tiger can weigh up to 200lbs more than the Gorilla and its average weight is the same as the max recorded weight for a Silverback.

For the people including Bears, bears are cans compared to other predators. Sure they can beat a gorilla but any large cat can and does Fuck them up on the regular.

Cats are the apex of land predators.
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That goes against what I have read.

What I have read is that grizzlies beat all others due to their incredible strength, bone density, and anatonimical structure. One grizzly swipe usually crushed the skull of lions and tigers from what I read in historical accounts.
 
Drain Bamage said:
That goes against what I have read.

What I have read is that grizzlies beat all others due to their incredible strength, bone density, and anatonimical structure. One grizzly swipe usually crushed the skull of lions and tigers from what I read in historical accounts.
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Sounds like myth to me. A gorilla is 1/3 the strength of a cat its size and its bone density isn't any different than herbivores in its weight range.

Sorry read that wrong. How do you figure a grizzly crushes a cats skull when its swipe can't even crush a human skull?
 
I'm going with the Silverback. But after he kills the Tiger, he'd probably die from his wounds as well.
 
The silverback would be bringing fists to a claw fight. He has no chance.

I'd put my money on a tiger over almost any animal.

I know there's stories of grizzlies scaring them off, but that could be a question of motivation. A tiger doesn't really like fighting, he does it to eat. So when a grizzly wants to fight, the tiger I think decides it's not worth risking injury.

Grizzlies I think just like to fight sometimes, if they're in the right mood.

I think if they were locked in a room with no food, and no escape, the tiger might kill the grizzly.
 
Maybe one of you assholes will stop all this chit chat and actually set something up to figure this out. This speculation is bs.
 
Tiger but the Gorilla might have a chance if he broke the tigers spine with a smash
 
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