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matthewvc | ... | 26-10-2017 @ 23:00 | |
‘downsizing’ Member 5704, 3207 posts SQ 280, BP 210, DL 320810.0 kgs @ 96.3kgs UnEq | Extinct now - giant short faced bear up to 12 foot tall and 1600kg. https://i.pinimg.com/736x/d2/fc/73/d2fc73041d388cf95bdb95cb55c13bc3--extinct-animals-prehistoric-animals.jpg | ||
slow_lift_joe | ... | 26-10-2017 @ 23:12 | |
Interesting Member 6186, 245 posts | There would only be one ape to take him on and that is KING KONG ! That is one BIG xxxxxxx Bear ! | ||
93hopkinsonr | ... | 27-10-2017 @ 09:01 | |
Mr.Potato deadlift Member 2675, 4618 posts SQ 300, BP 200, DL 300800.0 kgs @ 110kgs UnEq | In 1949, a Human Being had an official boxing match with a bear. The bear, muzzled and wearing boxing gloves knocked the boxer out. Don't underestimate the power of the bear and that's without its more obvious attributes as its bite force and claws. I have the bear beating the gorilla by TKO or bite in round 7 | ||
slimsim | ... | 27-10-2017 @ 09:46 | |
My asshole is not watertight. Member 2926, 6050 posts SQ 217.5, BP 107.5, DL 225550.0 kgs @ 86kgs UnEq | 93hopkinsonr said: I have the bear beating the gorilla by TKO or bite in round 7 Round 7? I think both would be f**ked by the end of round 2 if it came down to a tussle. I don't think there's many animals on the planet that could fight beyond 3 rounds. They just don't have the ability to control their adrenaline. It's all or nothing so they're f**ked within a very short period of time, probably within the first round. They'd have shaken hands/paws and decided it ain't worth the hassle if it goes beyond a couple of rounds. | ||
LaTuta | ... | 27-10-2017 @ 09:57 | |
I am from Germany so i know what i talk about. Member 5171, 1049 posts SQ 217.5, BP 160, DL 233.5611.0 kgs @ 83kgs UnEq | People always exaggerate so much when talking about gorillas. The average gorilla in the wild weighs nowhere near 500lbs. Many of them not even 400lbs. And this 10+times stronger than any human is also the same s**t that was claimed many many years ago about chimps. Recent studies found out that a chimp is pound for pound 2 times stronger than an average human. No way in hell would a gorilla stand a chance against a big bear. A bear is a good equipped predator. A gorilla is a peaceful gentle plant eater. | ||
Gordy | ... | 27-10-2017 @ 10:05 | |
Member 5418, 383 posts | Post Edited: 14.08.2018 @ 16:46 PM by Gordy . | ||
IainKendrick | ... | 27-10-2017 @ 10:08 | |
some nice relaxing jazz. Member 77, 12599 posts SQ 265, BP 165, DL 280710.0 kgs @ 93kgs UnEq | matthewvc said:Extinct now - giant short faced bear up to 12 foot tall and 1600kg. https://i.pinimg.com/736x/d2/fc/73/d2fc73041d388cf95bdb95cb55c13bc3--extinct-animals-prehistoric-animals.jpg Great animal, but estimates of peak mass tend to be around 800-1000kg. Which is around the theoretical limit of a terrestrial mammalian carnivore. | ||
The_Lone_Wolf | ... | 27-10-2017 @ 10:22 | |
I eat a lot of meat Member 5124, 2996 posts SQ 245, BP 130, DL 275650.0 kgs @ 105kgs UnEq | IainKendrick said: Great animal, but estimates of peak mass tend to be around 800-1000kg. Which is around the theoretical limit of a terrestrial mammalian carnivore. I wonder if this bear could beat a honey badger in a fight? | ||
Nimble | ... | 27-10-2017 @ 11:02 | |
woefully weak Member 4748, 1506 posts SQ 157, BP 133, DL 260550.0 kgs @ 104kgs UnEq | No love for hippos? Up to 4000lb, can fight on land | ||
Gordy | ... | 27-10-2017 @ 11:12 | |
Member 5418, 383 posts | Post Edited: 14.08.2018 @ 16:42 PM by Gordy | ||
Nimble | ... | 27-10-2017 @ 11:32 | |
woefully weak Member 4748, 1506 posts SQ 157, BP 133, DL 260550.0 kgs @ 104kgs UnEq | Gordy said: A bull elephant would take a hippo. The biggest wins then, I guess. Related -- seen the picture on Terry's Insta of him being interviewed by Shaw? A huge man absolutely dwarfed | ||
Mikeneto | ... | 27-10-2017 @ 11:37 | |
End of an era. Member 4646, 1964 posts | Nimble said: The biggest wins then, I guess. Related -- seen the picture on Terry's Insta of him being interviewed by Shaw? A huge man absolutely dwarfed He was huge at this year's WSM...like noticeably so. I remember Terry putting on social media that he looked over 500lbs. | ||
93hopkinsonr | ... | 27-10-2017 @ 13:17 | |
Mr.Potato deadlift Member 2675, 4618 posts SQ 300, BP 200, DL 300800.0 kgs @ 110kgs UnEq | Gordy said: A bull elephant would take a hippo. Easily. There's a video of an elephant taking out a male buffalo on YouTube. Obviously no way near the weight of a hippo but a Cape buffalo is a proper bit of kit and the elephant bulldozed it like hot butter. | ||
LaTuta | ... | 27-10-2017 @ 14:35 | |
I am from Germany so i know what i talk about. Member 5171, 1049 posts SQ 217.5, BP 160, DL 233.5611.0 kgs @ 83kgs UnEq | What would you say 3 ton Rhino vs. Elephant bull? | ||
AMH_Power | ... | 27-10-2017 @ 14:46 | |
we ride at dawn Member 4363, 1442 posts SQ 310, BP 250, DL 320880.0 kgs @ 104kgs UnEq | Post Edited: 27.10.2017 @ 14:48 PM by AMH_Power LaTuta said:People always exaggerate so much when talking about gorillas. The average gorilla in the wild weighs nowhere near 500lbs. Many of them not even 400lbs. And this 10+times stronger than any human is also the same s**t that was claimed many many years ago about chimps. Recent studies found out that a chimp is pound for pound 2 times stronger than an average human. No way in hell would a gorilla stand a chance against a big bear. A bear is a good equipped predator. A gorilla is a peaceful gentle plant eater. Interesting about chimps. Chimps have pulled the hands of people, literally. I would've thought it would take more than 2x lb for lb to do that given that chimps are a fair bit lighter than a sturdy bloke! quote: "The apes were less-than-willing participants in the study. They were more apt to tear apart the shiny dynamometer than pull on it, and, unless the ape had a "distinctly vicious disposition," she was unlikely to approach the experimental task with much vigor. Bauman managed to rig his device outside the cage, feeding in a rope for the apes to work on. Then, amazingly, one of the Bronx chimpanzees—a former circus ape named Suzette—managed to pull 1,260 pounds. Bauman took his study on the road, attempting tests at the Philadelphia Zoo and making inquiries as far afield as Chicago and Cincinnati. In 1926, he returned to the Bronx Zoo, successfully testing the largest chimpanzee then in captivity. That animal, named Boma, pulled 847 pounds one-handed." Source: http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/2009/... | ||