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@legocastle23 Actually, Doug Smith (director of the Yellowstone Wolf Project) once saw a grizzly bear hold a pack of 24 wolves off of a bull elk the wolves had just killed. He's seen enough interactions to know that at feeding sites, the grizzly bear almost always wins. Sure, the wolves can possi...

@wazupmdutch Really? A male white shark would win, but a female wouldn't? How do you figure? Bull orcas have pretty much every advantage you can think of over a great white shark, like size, speed, intelligence, strength, weaponry and stamina. Add that to the fact that females are larger than mal...

@MedievalJester Exactly what I've been saying. What's constantly overlooked is that nearly all gaur killed are young or sick. Karanth & Sunquist (1995) found that the average size of gaurs killed by tigers in Nagarahole was 287 kg, showing that nearly all of them were babies. Even Schaller (1967)...

@NoTrueFace1 Honestly I've yet to hear of such a thing ever happening in the wild. I live with golden eagles and I have in fact seen them usurping kills from and even teasing American badgers. The badgers were never able to fight them off. Watch this video from 19:25...

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@DaUtubaA You know, there's no need to be rude to anyone. Crocodiles actually can jump out of the water far more effectively than you seem to give them credit for. I suggest you watch this video of a saltwater crocodile, a very close relative of the Nile crocodile, demonstrating its jumping prowe...

The gorilla in this video was actually slightly below average for a silverback eastern gorilla (of which the mountain gorilla is a subspecies). If you want the biggest primates, go for a silverback eastern lowland gorilla. The big males of that variety can sometimes weigh in excess of 550 lbs. No...

@TheDuvee6 A rhino's skin is really only about an inch and a half thick, max. Plus, if you look at the picture at 0:34, it'll show you elephants have been known to kill rhinos by doing just that.

@josephfitzy270 If that's the truth, I apologize. Things have been somewhat stressful for me recently so I sort of lost my sense of judgement.

@SuperGuerreroXY Wow. You are pathetic. You say Nile crocodiles are almost extinct, when in fact the IUCN classifies them as "Least Concern", because there is an estimate of up to 500,000 Nile crocs living in the wild. That's more than ten times as much as the estimate of wild lions (up to 47,000...

@thecyborg Thanks. I'll be sure to look into that.