what would win a fight between a tiger and a lion?
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definitely the safari guy ready to take the skins of both when they're weak
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Polar bears live in the Arctic whilst Bengal tigers are from India. The polar bear would win.  If the tiger was a Siberian however, the tiger would win.
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The big cats are the only predators of Langurs, especially the tigers.Being arborial they can outwit many enimies, but tigers can take them by surprise.
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A tiger.  Hippos don't move very fast out of the water.
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A White Tiger, I don't know about the life I would have though. Many white tigers are in captivity.
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Do you mean who would be the winner?  I suspect the wolverine would be the winner.  It is a tough, muscular little animal, and is very strong for its size.  Wolverines have been known to kill animals as large as moose.  They can take the food away from animals such as polar bears and wolf packs.
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In the Indian jungles bears can get killed by tigers. But bears sometimes have known to fatally injure tigers as well!!\n\nHowever, the Polar bear is the strongest of all land predators and it's arms (like the grizzlies) have enormous strength. Cats are born predators and killing is an instinct for them and they kill quickly and with expertise. However, bears are known for sustained fighting since that's the way they kill. \n\nHowever, I think the story could end differently if male African lions fight with bears since African lions regularly fight to keep or take over prides. \n\nSo, I'm guessing that if the Liger (or Tigon) can't kill a bear in the first few attempts, the bear is going to get the better of it.
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Polar bears are much bigger than tigers. On an avarage, a polar bear is 5 ft taller than a tiger. Besides both are predetors, so both has killer moves up their sleeve. So I would imagine the polar bear has some advantage. Now the question is where would the duel take place? Tigers are used to warmer climates, polar bears may be in trouble there. On the other hand, if the fight is held at the polar bear's domain in the poles, the tiger would be shaking too much in cold to put up a decent fight.
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The Lions and the Cowboys.
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Shark as long as i wasn't bleeding as they most likely wont attack unless you are. Where as lion's see meat and want to eat. Depends if they have been in capitivity for a while though because then i'd go in the cage because the lions would be used to humans and wouldnt attack and i don't really like fish.
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Well, let's see. Male lions lay around all day and let the females hunt. They barely ever attack. A tiger could take a male lion down easily, but a female lion would be a different story.
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Probably about 800 pounds per square inch, but it is interesting to note the the jaguar does in fact close its jaws with more pounds per square inch than any other feline including tigers and lions. A jaguar uses this power to break open turtle shells which is one among many things it eats.
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I'd have to go with the polar bear.  They're twice the weight of the average male lion, have huge claws and so on.
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It's kind of a moot question since neither can fight each other in reality.  The tiger would definitely be out of his element in the ocean and would either be outclassed or drown.  On land, the shark would just flop around while it was being eaten alive maybe snapping at the tiger now and again.  If both animals were able to live in both environments, I would have to pick the shark.  On land, the shark's skin and body fat would protect him from the tiger's claws and superficial bites.  I say superficial because the tiger wouldn't be able to get his small mouth around anything on a shark but the fins.  In the ocean, the shark's superior swimming ability would simply leave the tiger in the dust or should I say a cloud of blood.  What do you think?
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They did a show on the discovery channel.  Basically in almost all stats a Tiger and a Lion are evenly matched.  If it's a Male lion then he not only has a slight advantage but also his man provided protection.  If it's a female lion then I'd say even odds.
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Lions aren't stronger than Tigers. Siberian Tigers have about 100lbs on Lions in general, depending on the individual animal. And 500lbs on a hyena. The assumption that a hyena could kill a tiger is untrue. Because while the hyenas have the strongest jaws in the animal kingdom, they are far smaller than tigers. So hyenas are not stronger than any of the Tigers, they have stronger jaws, but that is not the same thing.\nSiberian Tigers are the largest of all the big cats.  \nI would lean towards the Siberian Tiger because pound for pound, it is heavier, and actually probably more muscular. However it really depends on which tiger you would be using for comparison according the below link.
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Of course the bear. Can the strongest man match the aggression a bear will show in attack?\nForget the bear, how about a gorilla? The beast's blow can break the back of a leopard, what more a man. \n\nMaybe a strongman can pull a truck, I doubt bears will do that, but using strength by animals usually involves a dose of aggression, that's what separates man from beast.