tho cute, "the lion would win, idiots" in ch 24 is the most wrong answer lol. for starters, polar bear's gonna kill both their asses np. hate to debunk these for ya, but "lion is faster" + "tiger is bigger" + "tiger has greater bite strength" are all not absolutes folks. numbers are equitable in all these these categories depending on breed. the KEY reason tigers claim king cat is bc they are solo creatures, while lions live collectively. tigers always attack individually, and bc of this have a very aggressive approach to ensure victory each time. they utilize their immense raw power in these instances, and using their body's benefits at max capacity when prompted becomes their norm. lions however, live their entire existence in a group system for all aspects of survival. this results in multiple members working toward the same goal, which also means each member doesn’t have to work as hard. each lion can conserve energy & output less of their body’s potential bc they are working as a team, including for hunting & defensive fighting. so, even if a lion is up against a tiger with the same exact stats (weight, bite strength, speed, size, etc) the lion will always lose bc it is not accustomed to fighting full-power, while that’s the tigers default.
I surmised all this bc I'm cat crazy….but still researched from legitimate sources to check accuracy before posting!
tho cute, "the lion would win, idiots" in ch 24 is the most wrong answer lol. for starters, polar bear's gonna kill both their asses np. hate to debunk these for ya, but "lion is faster" + "tiger is bigger" + "tiger has greater bite strength" are all not absolutes folks. numbers are equitable in all these these categories depending on breed. the KEY reason tigers claim king cat is bc they are solo creatures, while lions live collectively. tigers always attack individually, and bc of this have a very aggressive approach to ensure victory each time. they utilize their immense raw power in these instances, and using their body's benefits at max capacity when prompted becomes their norm. lions however, live their entire existence in a group system for all aspects of survival. this results in multiple members working toward the same goal, which also means each member doesn’t have to work as hard. each lion can conserve energy & output less of their body’s potential bc they are working as a team, including for hunting & defensive fighting. so, even if a lion is up against a tiger with the same exact stats (weight, bite strength, speed, size, etc) the lion will always lose bc it is not accustomed to fighting full-power, while that’s the tigers default.
I surmised all this bc I'm cat crazy….but still researched from legitimate sources to check accuracy before posting!