Tiger vs Lion
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Topic: Tiger vs Lion
Posted By: Animalkingdom
Subject: Tiger vs Lion
Date Posted: 06-Jul-2016 at 21:01
Bengal Tiger vs Lion
Bengal Tiger Average Weight: 221 kg African Lion Weight: 181 kg
who wins?
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Posted By: Animalkingdom
Date Posted: 06-Jul-2016 at 21:06
1.)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-12669308 - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-12669308
Tiger kills lion in Turkish zooSix tigers remain in an enclosure at Ankara Zoo A
Bengal tiger has killed a lion at Ankara Zoo after finding a gap in the
fence separating their cages, say zoo officials in the Turkish capital. The
tiger severed the lion's jugular vein in a single stroke with its paw,
leaving the animal dying in a pool of blood, officials said. They denied local media reports that the tiger had broken down the fence during the incident last September. The zoo says it is safe for visitors, despite the incident. Six tigers and two lions remain at the zoo. 2.) “In 1857 a tiger at
Bromwich broke into the cage of a lion and a fearful scene ensued: ‘the
lions mane saved his head and neck from being much injured, but the
tiger at last succeeded in ripping up his belly, and in a few minutes he
was dead. -The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex.
Charles Darwin”
3.) New York May 8th, 1914 "Royal Bengal Tiger, Huerta a 3-year-old Nubia Lion. Tiger succeeded in closing his jaws over the nape of the lion's neck, breaking his back and killing him instantly."
4.) Lions, Tigers, And Me. - Roman Proske
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It was then that the tiger, in a supreme effort, with one bite crushed
the lion's neck while the lion, in his death agony, tore the scalp from
his trainers head."
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Posted By: Animalkingdom
Date Posted: 06-Jul-2016 at 21:07
5.) Chicago Daily Tribune, Apr 22, 1882
A TIGER KILLS A LION. Exciting Scenes Incidental to Moving a Menagerie.
Philadelphia Press
"The
exodus of nearly 500 tenants from the vicinity of Lehigh avenue and
Richmond Street, yesterday, and their departure for Washington last
evening, caused no little stir in that usually quarter of the city. The
exodusters represented nearly every species in the animal kingdom, from a
poll-parrot to Bolivar. "King of the Mastodons," and it was their
transfer from the winter quarters of Forepaugh's show to the Centennial
siding of the Pennsylvania Road, from which the annual tour of the
aggregation was last night begun, that occasioned all this commotion. An
unlooked-for tragedy was enacted in the midst of the work of transfer.
In the same den were kept two lions and two tigers, separated by a
strong wooden partition. To such a pitch of ferocity was one of the
tigers stirred by the arrangements for the removal that he threw himself
in a very frenzy of rage against the partition, pounced upon one of the
lions, and, before the keepers could lift an arm, fixed his fangs deep
into the throat of his victim. A torrent of blood gushed forth, and the
king of beasts desperately attempted to throw off his assailant, but it
was no use; the tiger's grip was death, and almost on the instant the
prostrate lion, with a spasmodic effort of head and limbs, fell back
cold and stiff. By that time a dozen hands were raining blows upon the
head of the ferocious brute, who stood over the slain lion with glaring
eyes and blood-dyed jaws, and stunned by the sudden attack he was
secured with ropes and dragged into a closed cage."
6.)Tiger mauls lion to death in Tower of London. 1831. Tigress played little role in the incident.
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Posted By: Animalkingdom
Date Posted: 06-Jul-2016 at 21:09
tiger and lion muscles comparison,tigers are far more muscular than any lion.
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Posted By: Animalkingdom
Date Posted: 06-Jul-2016 at 21:12
tiger injured the neck of lion in single paw strike. compare tiger muscles to lion, lions muscles look very weak compared to tiger.
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Posted By: Animalkingdom
Date Posted: 06-Jul-2016 at 21:14
Posted By: Animalkingdom
Date Posted: 06-Jul-2016 at 21:18
7.) http://www.archive.org/details/wildbeastsstud00port - http://www.archive.org/details/wildbeastsstud00port - http://www.archive.org/details/wildbeastsstud00port
Wild Beasts: A Study of the Characters and Habits of the Elephant, Lion … by John Hampden Porter - Animal behavior - 1894
Wild
Beasts: A Study of the Characters and Habits of the Elephant, Lion … by
John Hampden Porter - Animal behavior - 1894 - Page 239 "How often a
conflict between animals so formidable ends in the assailant's repulse
or death, we do not know, neither can we say whether bison's are
habitually attacked by tigers. Lions destroy the African buffalo either
singly or by taking odds ; and in a personal contest, the tiger would
generally have the advantage over a lion. They have often been pitted
against each other, and the general result is well known to be as
stated. Junglar, who belonged to the King of Oude, killed thirty lions,
and destroyed another after being transferred to the zoological garden
in London. "
8.) PawTucket, Ri Saba
a 13-year old 550-pound tiger, has killed his 7-year-old female
companion at the Slater Park Zoo. An attendant found the dead 300-pound
tigress when investigating a disturbance at the animals cages. Saba had
killed two lions in a circus before he was bought by the zoo. The zoo
had hoped to mate the tigers.
9.)Tiger defeats Lion on video shown by lecturer The Glasgow Herald - March 26, 1937 Unusual studies shown at Glasgow Lecture A
man sitting on the back of a lion, and a fight between a lion and a
tiger, were two studies in an interesting selection of slides shown by
Mr John S Clarke last night when he gave an illustrated lecture to the
Glasgow Zoological Society. The lecturer himself was the
person shown on the back of the lion, and he exhibited many other slides
which indicated the remarkable conscience which he has been able to
inspire in wild animals. There was one tiger, he said, which he taught
to kiss. Referring to the fight between the lion, and the
tiger, he said that in 100 cases out of 100 the tiger would always beat
the lion. It was far more agile, it was not so clumsy in its movements,
it was equally strong, it was equally armed, but it fought in a
different way. The tiger very often fought rolling on its back
and held the lion in its grip until it defeated him. The actual fight
shown on the screen indicated the animals in this position, and Mr
Clarke remarked, "The lion is doomed."
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Posted By: Animalkingdom
Date Posted: 06-Jul-2016 at 21:19
Posted By: Animalkingdom
Date Posted: 06-Jul-2016 at 21:22
Posted By: J.A.W.
Date Posted: 09-Jul-2016 at 20:01
A-K, for your information, there is a comprehensive 28 page long review of this subject already posted here. Its in the 'AE Tavern' section, under the 'Historical Amusement' heading.
The data sets there - make your efforts in this thread - appear pathetically partisan, agenda-wise, & thus of very low credibility. This negatively stains your reputation as a contributor here.
Since you are adding nothing to the topic showing even a scintilla of acceptable validated & balanced data at face value, frankly - its a worthless embarrassment, & with standing only as the exemplar of a ludicrous fanboy rant.
Just give it a rest A-K, you are not fooling anyone with your biases, 'cept yourself.
------------- Be Modest In Thyself..
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Posted By: red clay
Date Posted: 10-Jul-2016 at 19:52
This thread is locked, and AK is banned.
------------- "Arguing with someone who hates you or your ideas, is like playing chess with a pigeon. No matter what move you make, your opponent will walk all over the board and scramble the pieces".
Unknown.
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