what is faster at running a hippo or a Tiger?
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A tiger.  Hippos don't move very fast out of the water.
928638
Currently, Jack is. Nut just wait a few years and Tiger (statistically), will be on top. In terms of skills, Tiger by a long shot.
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a-faster\nb-no difference
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The V8 Mustang GT is quicker than the V8 Monte Carlo SS.  Mustang GT does 0-60 in 5.1 seconds, the Monte Carlo SS does it in 6.0 seconds.
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You should do your own homework problems.  Being told answers will not help you learn.\n\nI'll try to help you understand, though.\n\nThink about this.  The tiger's speed accelerates at a rate of 9.81 m/s^2.  For constant acceleration, distance is related to time by the equation d=t*v_0+(t^2)*a where v_0 is the initial speed IN THE DIRECTION OF ACCELERATION, d is the distance traveled, a is the rate of acceleration and t is the time.  Use that to figure out how much time it takes the tiger to reach the ground.  Then multiply this amount of time by the forward speed.  This tells you how far the tiger has moved forward upon landing.\n\nFor the ball the same formula applies.  It works for the projectile too, but you must decompose the velocity into its vertical and horizontal components (hint:  one will be the sine of the angle it's fired from times the speed and the other will be the cosine of that angle times the speed).  I'm going to leave it up to you to figure out which.  This question obviously has more to do with wanting your homework answered for you than with personal curiosity, because of its specificity, and if you just didn't get the concepts it's ok.  It is not ok to submit your homework on the internet in hopes that others will do it for you.
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A quote from the web site below:\n"On land, Alligators are not capable of running faster than a slow human, top speed is probably between 10 and 15 miles per hour. There is a commonly repeated myth about alligators being able to move at 35 or 40 miles per hour, but this is not true. If you want to learn all about Alligators and their relatives, visit The Crocodilian Biology Database."\n\nHope that helps,\n\nm
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Well, I have three answers for you, and I think they are all right.\n\nThe pronghorn is the second fastest land animal in the world, it can reach speeds of 60 mph, and can maintain 45mph for several minutes. (probably the answer you wanted)\n\nThe peregrine falcon which nests in North America's tundra, and migrates as far as South America, can reach speeds of 200+ mph while diving and is considered to be the fastest animal on Earth. (maybe the answer you wanted)\n\nBut, personally, I like to think of the cheetah as the fastest animal on Earth (since it runs on its own power at over 70 mph, instead of diving like the peregrine falcon), and so, i say that the fastest animal in North America would be all the cheetahs in zoos/ wildlife reserves. (probably not the answer you want, but I'm giving it to you anyway! ;-) )
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Hippo. They are immensely strong and powerfull. When males are fighting they use their huge teeth (longer than a 12")and impressive bulk, its hard to imagine what a grizzly could do with his comparatively puny canines and meager body
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tigers are stronger and faster and "fitter" but in a fight the lion would win. cause they have been  fighting since young and are very well trained. they have also more hair and fats to protect them against bites
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As much as I hate to belie the replies of fellow answerers, I have to point out that the only cat to break 60 mph is the cheetah.  Of the tiger subspecies, the siberian tiger is the fastest as it often has to chase down prey over considerable stretches of open spaces.  It can reach an impressive 50 mph for short spurts.  The link below has some great information on the siberian tiger, the largest and most powerful cat on the planet.
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It may not make you run faster but you may can take turn better which would speed up your time. Since an extra toe will help you balence better.
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A Lion is because they are more quicker and more ferocious
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Cheetah is the fastest animal on LAND.\n\nOverall, 'peregrine falcon' (a bird) is the fastest animal. It reaches speeds upto 200 mph!! (Cheetah only manages abt 70 mph)
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Regardless of the way of movement, peregrine falcon is the fastest. If you are trying to ask the fastest by way of running then cheetah is the fastest.\n\n>>The fastest animal/ bird is called peregrine falcon which can fly at the speed of 100-200 miles per hour. \n>>Fastest marine animal is blue whale which swims 30 miles per hour).\n>>Fastest land animal is cheetah which can run 70 miles per hour. \n>>Fastest fish is sailfish which can swim 68 miles per hour. \n>>Fastest insect is dragonfly which can fly 36 miles per hour.♥
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Really depends on the species because for instance you have the sea snakes that really spend all their time in the water, and are quite graceful. Then you have the black mamba which is the fastest land snake, and man is it quick. But then you have those large bodied snakes like the green anaconda where they tend to spend more time in the water because the water helps them to support their own body, and so while they are not exactly graceful on either land or water, they are not slow in either case.
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Afjas, I would answer if I knew, but my thing is LONG distance time table comparison. I would guess that you could run it indoors about 5 seconds faster due to no wind resistance, but if it hotter inside than outside, you can take away that advantage.
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I don't think it's completely known, some people say a cheetah can do it in about 2 seconds........but i'd say the Cheetah would prob win - an Enzo does it in 3.34 seconds. But! An Ariel Atom will do it in as quick as you can change gear - around 2.5 seconds in general, i'd say that it could beat the cheetah!