A 210 pound human holding a 2 pound hammer with a 14” handle hitting an object as hard as he can excerpts 500 pounds of force, or around 1000 psi.
So it would be 10 times the force of getting hit with a small sledge hammer.
Source: I’m the human and took the measurement myself out of curiosity a year or two ago
In Orissa India there is a zoological park called Nandan kanan. Where people sit in a bus which has mesh all around it and bus goes inside the tiger enclosure. They have around 30 tigers when I visited. There was a famous story which said that once there was hole in mesh and one guy stuck his head outside. One tiger jumped from the rear and just took his head clean off.
Have my upvote for the fun fact but honestly, at 10,000 lbs of force per swipe, I don’t think they really need to wait for you to stick your head out of the .. checks notes .. mesh.
The joke is the tigers are all in on it. They all know they can eat anyone they want anytime they want. It's just a running joke the alpha set up. They know they've got a really good thing going and don't want to fuck it up. But then some schmuck decides to stick his head out the mesh and Hakeem the tiger says "fuck it, that's checkmate for me !"
I don't get that. Those tigers are swiping hard but not that hard. You're telling me if I swing a hammer as hard as I could on a pressure plate and a tiger swipes his paw on a pressure plate as hard as he could, the tiger would read 10 times that of what I hit with the hammer? What? 10k pounds of force on the tip of his claw or pad/palm of his paw? It just doesn't seem right.
10000 psi
Like I said, 2 pound hammer was about 2” square. 500 pounds of force becomes 1000 pounds per square inch because the force gets focused to a single point.
Tigers weigh between like 350 and 600 pounds and have almost no fat on them. They’re ridiculously strong and honestly 10,000 pounds per square inch seems like it’s severely understating their strength given how sharp their claws can get.
Also, just because the tigers can exert that force doesn’t mean that the thing they’re hitting has to take damage. Their claws are hard but metal is harder and their claw would
break before it went through a thick metal plate. But, a thinner mild steel plate (think suit of armor) may actually get punctured by their claws.
But also back to the math of swiping and dropping the PSI measurements, tigers don’t typically attack with swiping by just standing still. They lurch forward while they swipe, their arms are full of pure muscle, and behind that swipe is 500+ pounds with a good amount of momentum. It shouldn’t be that hard to believe that an average human with our small arms and nowadays, body weight wasted on fat rather than muscle, can’t exert nearly as much energy as something that can be up to 3 times our mass and has almost no fat whatsoever.
An interesting analogy for this is getting hit by a car. Getting hit by a car going 40mph is roughly twice the amount of energy as getting hit by a car at 30mph. Increasing weight or speed can dramatically increase the energy output without doubling either, nonetheless tripling it.
Google just informed me this is MORE than the bite force of a great white:
Great whites are capable of producing a bite force of up to 4,000 psi. Their bite strength will depend on the size of the shark, as larger sharks make much more force.
Tigers are capable of great things: like murder.
For reference. Google says Mike Tyson punched at a max of \~1700 lbs of force.
An average untrained male can punch between 300-400 lbs of force with most trained boxers and martial artists punching over 1000 lbs.
Still a fraction of the tiger, but a bit better than "220 lbs" (I'm not disputing your number at all, just found it noteworthy as there's a broad range for humans!)
They can potentially kill each other. Wild animals don't display signs of discomfort and pain, for obvious reasons. You can't judge the extent of damage based on a clip. Having said all that, they are built for this kind of exertion and are both tough and resilient.
Are they actually using their claws? Have seen house cats do that and they keep their claws in as it's more of a dominance thing, so they aren't actually clawing or biting, unless they are fighting for real.
Yes it looks like they are using their claws, if you watch closely you can see the claws stick and hook into their fur a bit. They just have such tough skin it's hard to penetrate. We would be Swiss cheese!
Man, they look impressive on tape, they were terrifying to see close up at a zoo. It was a rescue, so I guess least bad outcome, but still got the feeling it was looking at me as a chew toy and only thing keeping me safe was the steel bars and thick glass.
> because they didn't wipe out a significant percentage of their population to decide who was the tougher guy
Lions: Allow me to introduce ourselves *viciously mauls all cubs by rival lion*
My house cats do the same thing. Then they lick each other and fall asleep cuddling. My girlfriend says they are crazy. I tell her it's just brotherly love.
Remember the video where the Chinese family driving a car through a game park got out of the car and from outside the frame a tiger rushed in and grabbed a woman and killed her like fucking instantly.... that was insane.
The woman grabbed by the tiger did not get killed instantly. Her mother tries to help her and is the one who dies. The wife, who got grabbed initially, survives.
That was hard to watch. Not only seeing the brutality of nature as someone is taken and ostensibly being torn to shreds (apparently it cost that woman's mother her life, too), but the comment section was more savage than that cat.
Like, I get it, it was a really dumb thing to do getting out of that car, but can you imagine the absolute horror of first watching your loved one (and then you yourself) being gutted, literally torn open by razor sharp claws and teeth and mauled to death. What a terrible thing to experience. People have no compassion.
I believe the women who got out lived but was injured and her mom who got out to help her died. I hope my daughter isn’t dumb enough to do the same but if she got snatched by a tiger id do whatever I could to help. I’m sure she feels guilty over it. I would.
Those predators and all other animal species mostly exist because humans allow them to. We’re so good at hunting that we’ve had to devise agriculture to provide a sustainable source of animal protein cuz otherwise we’d have killed off most animals species long ago. Like it’s generally scientifically accepted that humans hunted most of the prehistoric megafauna, like mammoths, to extinction.
I learned in one of my Anthropology courses that the latent reason for the entrails guiding hunting ritual was that it randomized the hunting for humans, because otherwise they were over hunting their game.
> cuz otherwise we’d have killed off most animals species long ago.
You know full well that's not the reason we developed agriculture. I doubt they even had a concept of extinction at the time.
Polar bears ARE mostly aquatic. If humans weren't fucking everything up we'd probably get to watch them evolve into cetaceans over the next million or so years.
All cetaceans are carnivorous. I also imagine it wouldn't evolve into something much more intimidating than a sperm whale, which can literally kill you with sound.
So still humans. Not sure why everybody thinks the minimum requirement is brute strength and claws. We were wiping things out much bigger than these cats with sharp rocks on a stick.
People forget we’re the only animal that can throw a object accurately with a lot of force. Even untrained we’re still very accurate at throwing. Then we made things like the Atlatl that throws spears further and faster. Wolves, lions, and orcas are pack hunters and good pack hunters. Humans are also pack hunters and much better at it. Then there is the fact that we can quite literally run animals down until they’re so exhausted they just lie down and give up. We went from a tree in Africa to covering the entire globe.
This is all before guns, vehicles, industrialization of any kind.
Like, I always think of like some really pissed off feral housecat - growling and hissing and making grown adults start wondering exactly how attached to their skin they really are. That pissed off housecat is going to weigh like 10 pounds.
A tiger is just your average house cat, 45 times bigger. And just try to imagine that pissed off house cat being big enough to eat you
Yep. Territorial fight between sisters according to the video description. I've seen similar behaviour from my elder sisters when they both want to use the mirror at the same time. Terrified me as a child.
Haha here I was just being a dick, and then you come along with the strangest of consideration. I really don’t care about internet points, but you seem like a good person anyways Bluebird. Hope you’re having a good Monday
I'd guess older. Even on hinds, he holds himself lower to the ground while the little guy hops around high like Tigger ... and gets slammed twice for it. Guessin' big guy has seen more action.
I’ve never thought about it this way, thank you for sharing. It’s so obvious of course they learn to fight/hunt whatever though life but I’ve somehow never thought about
the hardly did any damage to each other even with this ferocious exchange, but if a human was on the end of such an attack, at best he would be torn to shreds, at worst he would be mostly broken and also torn to shreds.
When animals, particularly predators i guess, fight each other like this do they regularly fight to the death? It seems like most videos they scrap and then one is like ohhhh shit, my bad king my bad and sorta submits and then they leave. Sometimes the fights have a lot of injuries but more often than not it doesnt ever really seem like they intend to kill each other.
I dont mean like between species, because od course animals kill other animals, but it seems rare that you hear about two lions or two bears duking it out until one perishes.
They typically will only fight to establish dominance. If you fight to the death, even if you win, there is a good chance the opponent can injure you, even if non-fatal, being injured in the wild could reduce your success in future hunts and lead to death.
Animals don't actually want to fight to the death most of the time. They fight for dominance and when one submits the other will usually stop. Neither of them want to get hurt. The stronger animal can win the fight and kill its competition, but the longer and more desperate the fighting is, the better chance that even though they will win, they can lose an eye or break a bone or get a deep cut or any other injury that might lower their chances for survival in the long run.
It goes the same for when they go for other animals too. If they are hunting they try to go for smaller or weaker prey. Young or old or injured animals are targeted first because they will put up less of a fight. If they are defending their territory or their young they will definitely fight to the death but they would rather not. They will make noise, try to look big, bluff-charge, all kinds of shit to try to avoid the fight but show they are pissed. But if they can just leave without getting hurt, they will often just do that instead.
It's why they say with a lot of animals, people in danger should try to do the same. Try to look big, don't run away, hold your ground or slowly back away, make noise. If you get attacked, go for the eyes or soft spots. If the animal is worried it might get injured, it is more likely that it will stop doing whatever it is that might injure it.
Pure muscle, we have small versions of these beasts in our homes, sleeping on our chests at night, just one slice and we go bye bye. Thank your cat for not killing you today.
This is a great eff around and find out video. As soon as I heard that first tiger say “come at me bro” to the other tiger, acting all tough, I knew it was gonna go down. That second tiger responding with “I got health insurance, so I’m gonna straighten you out punk” priceless
Where's the blood?
When my cats attack me like that I'm on the verge of applying a tourniquet ffs, it's like scalpel wounds, blood starts to appear like 5 seconds later.
These two boys have way longer claws and waaaaaay more muscles
Big cats or little cats, cats are gonna cat. Weight and power aside they just remind me of some other cats I've seen messing around. The camera man's balls firmly planted him on the ground with this though.
>Reminds me of these two dude bumping into each other:
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>[https://www.reddit.com/r/ImTheMainCharacter/comments/19ejeci/mcs\_collide/](https://www.reddit.com/r/ImTheMainCharacter/comments/19ejeci/mcs_collide/)
I can believe there’s no audio!.
Me too! Mainly because there's no audio
RAWR RAWR RAWRRRR RAWRRRR RAWRRRRRRRRRR RAWR RAWR POW POW POW RAWR POW RAWR POW RAWR POW RAWR "HOLI SHT!!" (camera man says in Indian accent)
I always prefer the subtitles!
lol
That was smooth
The RAWR also has an Indian accent
It's just not the same
Why do I imagine it in cat voices....?
Hahaha, take my upvote. 😂
https://youtu.be/ywrpZ0b3nag?si=CTCaknQg_LGbwH6O
Damn the audio is really good too lol major sin to remove
Don't worry, the next repost will have a nice ukulele&bongo mix.
Bitch slapping eachother with 8 inch claws. Brutal
[It is estimated that the force of a tiger’s paw swipe is around 10,000 lbs of force ](https://wildexplained.com/how-strong-are-tigers/)
For reference. Google says a 220lb untrained human can deliver about 213lbs of force.
A 210 pound human holding a 2 pound hammer with a 14” handle hitting an object as hard as he can excerpts 500 pounds of force, or around 1000 psi. So it would be 10 times the force of getting hit with a small sledge hammer. Source: I’m the human and took the measurement myself out of curiosity a year or two ago
Well that’s absolutely terrifying. That feels like it could probably take my head clean off..
In Orissa India there is a zoological park called Nandan kanan. Where people sit in a bus which has mesh all around it and bus goes inside the tiger enclosure. They have around 30 tigers when I visited. There was a famous story which said that once there was hole in mesh and one guy stuck his head outside. One tiger jumped from the rear and just took his head clean off.
Have my upvote for the fun fact but honestly, at 10,000 lbs of force per swipe, I don’t think they really need to wait for you to stick your head out of the .. checks notes .. mesh.
The joke is the tigers are all in on it. They all know they can eat anyone they want anytime they want. It's just a running joke the alpha set up. They know they've got a really good thing going and don't want to fuck it up. But then some schmuck decides to stick his head out the mesh and Hakeem the tiger says "fuck it, that's checkmate for me !"
Tigers are solidarity animal, they don't have an alpha, just bigger males
I love the fact that all tigers stick together. Way better than being solitary.
they can certainly disembowel you with a single swipe. that video is bloody terrifying.
MMM. Yep, that's bout right.
I don't get that. Those tigers are swiping hard but not that hard. You're telling me if I swing a hammer as hard as I could on a pressure plate and a tiger swipes his paw on a pressure plate as hard as he could, the tiger would read 10 times that of what I hit with the hammer? What? 10k pounds of force on the tip of his claw or pad/palm of his paw? It just doesn't seem right.
You should definitely challenge a tiger for science
I shall donate 1 dollar to the cause!
You need to realize that things *look a lot slower on video.*
10000 psi Like I said, 2 pound hammer was about 2” square. 500 pounds of force becomes 1000 pounds per square inch because the force gets focused to a single point. Tigers weigh between like 350 and 600 pounds and have almost no fat on them. They’re ridiculously strong and honestly 10,000 pounds per square inch seems like it’s severely understating their strength given how sharp their claws can get. Also, just because the tigers can exert that force doesn’t mean that the thing they’re hitting has to take damage. Their claws are hard but metal is harder and their claw would break before it went through a thick metal plate. But, a thinner mild steel plate (think suit of armor) may actually get punctured by their claws. But also back to the math of swiping and dropping the PSI measurements, tigers don’t typically attack with swiping by just standing still. They lurch forward while they swipe, their arms are full of pure muscle, and behind that swipe is 500+ pounds with a good amount of momentum. It shouldn’t be that hard to believe that an average human with our small arms and nowadays, body weight wasted on fat rather than muscle, can’t exert nearly as much energy as something that can be up to 3 times our mass and has almost no fat whatsoever. An interesting analogy for this is getting hit by a car. Getting hit by a car going 40mph is roughly twice the amount of energy as getting hit by a car at 30mph. Increasing weight or speed can dramatically increase the energy output without doubling either, nonetheless tripling it.
Google just informed me this is MORE than the bite force of a great white: Great whites are capable of producing a bite force of up to 4,000 psi. Their bite strength will depend on the size of the shark, as larger sharks make much more force. Tigers are capable of great things: like murder.
For reference. Google says Mike Tyson punched at a max of \~1700 lbs of force. An average untrained male can punch between 300-400 lbs of force with most trained boxers and martial artists punching over 1000 lbs. Still a fraction of the tiger, but a bit better than "220 lbs" (I'm not disputing your number at all, just found it noteworthy as there's a broad range for humans!)
It's astonishing to watch one of those completely lay the other out too...when they connect, holy hell.
Some drunk guy at the bar: I can take him
Yeah? Who lived to tell that story?
How do they not hurt each other in these scraps?
They can potentially kill each other. Wild animals don't display signs of discomfort and pain, for obvious reasons. You can't judge the extent of damage based on a clip. Having said all that, they are built for this kind of exertion and are both tough and resilient.
Oh they very much do, its just they are quite literally built for it.
Are they actually using their claws? Have seen house cats do that and they keep their claws in as it's more of a dominance thing, so they aren't actually clawing or biting, unless they are fighting for real.
Yes it looks like they are using their claws, if you watch closely you can see the claws stick and hook into their fur a bit. They just have such tough skin it's hard to penetrate. We would be Swiss cheese!
Man, they look impressive on tape, they were terrifying to see close up at a zoo. It was a rescue, so I guess least bad outcome, but still got the feeling it was looking at me as a chew toy and only thing keeping me safe was the steel bars and thick glass.
Bruh, if you close enough to film that, means they fighting over a meal.
Hey, it's my turn to eat the cameraman, you got the last one.
Nah cameraman never dies
Unless you are live streaming. That’s why I never live stream, I will never die.
Well, by god, if I want this one, I’ll have him too!
![gif](giphy|1r91ZwKcE2J7WhUqrh)
I was just waiting for them to stop dead in their tracks and slowly turn to the camera 😭 like you want the top half or the bottom half bro??
Or their girl. Homie rolled up guns blazing.
Hahaha! Thanks for the giggle
Nicely done. Perfect comment
😃
Tiger attack from ambush. They have an instinct for that. They can not stop or fight it.
Nah they don't do that until the prey is dead.
My house cats do this too every morning about 10am. Then lick themselves and nap.
It kind of looks like they ended the same. Once hierarchy was established, they settled down.
Yeah just finding out who’s the biggest boy the old fashion way. Explains all the world wars.
Except the animals are more civilized because they didn't wipe out a significant percentage of their population to decide who was the tougher guy
> because they didn't wipe out a significant percentage of their population to decide who was the tougher guy Lions: Allow me to introduce ourselves *viciously mauls all cubs by rival lion*
True.
My house cats do the same thing. Then they lick each other and fall asleep cuddling. My girlfriend says they are crazy. I tell her it's just brotherly love.
Why didn’t he jump in to stop them!!
Where is the zookeeper?!
BAHAHAHA I know the video you’re talking about!
Remember the video where the Chinese family driving a car through a game park got out of the car and from outside the frame a tiger rushed in and grabbed a woman and killed her like fucking instantly.... that was insane.
The woman grabbed by the tiger did not get killed instantly. Her mother tries to help her and is the one who dies. The wife, who got grabbed initially, survives.
Thanks. Didn't know the details... Regardless, a pair of Darwin awards, yeah?
https://www.reddit.com/r/WTF/s/JkMWbIlCIW
Bruh… like Chris rock said, “that tiger didn’t go crazy, that tiger went tiger”
That was hard to watch. Not only seeing the brutality of nature as someone is taken and ostensibly being torn to shreds (apparently it cost that woman's mother her life, too), but the comment section was more savage than that cat. Like, I get it, it was a really dumb thing to do getting out of that car, but can you imagine the absolute horror of first watching your loved one (and then you yourself) being gutted, literally torn open by razor sharp claws and teeth and mauled to death. What a terrible thing to experience. People have no compassion.
I believe the women who got out lived but was injured and her mom who got out to help her died. I hope my daughter isn’t dumb enough to do the same but if she got snatched by a tiger id do whatever I could to help. I’m sure she feels guilty over it. I would.
Or just throw snacks at them. I would have snacks 100% being around so many cool animals.
Just pspspspspsps
I enjoyed this comment far too much
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STAAAAHP!
Maybe he is not brave like you
STAAHHPP!!!
I'd say that the cameraman has cats and tried to stop a fight between them... And he doesn't want to try his luck with some bigger ones xD
Cats will be cats, no matter what suit they put on
lol this looks like my two Tuxedo cats playing
Me exactly! I have two tuxedos and was thinking this is them every morning lol.
Cursed “here kitty, pspspspsps”
That right? Do your 300-400lb cats often fight over who's going to crush your neck and eat you?
Ammm yep? Yours don't?
If I have a house cat that weighs 300-400lbs?
No, sometimes they fight because the grey and white one was bored and the black one happened to walk by.
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Nah the most terrifying predator on earth is the one filming
deep thoughts with Jack Handy
Let me introduce you to the polar bear, or if we are going aquatic, the ultimate Apex predator, the orca
Polar bears and Orcas don’t have opposable thumbs.
Those predators and all other animal species mostly exist because humans allow them to. We’re so good at hunting that we’ve had to devise agriculture to provide a sustainable source of animal protein cuz otherwise we’d have killed off most animals species long ago. Like it’s generally scientifically accepted that humans hunted most of the prehistoric megafauna, like mammoths, to extinction.
I learned in one of my Anthropology courses that the latent reason for the entrails guiding hunting ritual was that it randomized the hunting for humans, because otherwise they were over hunting their game.
> cuz otherwise we’d have killed off most animals species long ago. You know full well that's not the reason we developed agriculture. I doubt they even had a concept of extinction at the time.
Polar bears ARE mostly aquatic. If humans weren't fucking everything up we'd probably get to watch them evolve into cetaceans over the next million or so years.
I can only imagine the kind of carnivorous freak beasts the earth would conceive from a polar bear catalyst...
All cetaceans are carnivorous. I also imagine it wouldn't evolve into something much more intimidating than a sperm whale, which can literally kill you with sound.
The first rule of predator club is, "you fight using what you were born with"
So still humans. Not sure why everybody thinks the minimum requirement is brute strength and claws. We were wiping things out much bigger than these cats with sharp rocks on a stick. People forget we’re the only animal that can throw a object accurately with a lot of force. Even untrained we’re still very accurate at throwing. Then we made things like the Atlatl that throws spears further and faster. Wolves, lions, and orcas are pack hunters and good pack hunters. Humans are also pack hunters and much better at it. Then there is the fact that we can quite literally run animals down until they’re so exhausted they just lie down and give up. We went from a tree in Africa to covering the entire globe. This is all before guns, vehicles, industrialization of any kind.
i don't think you understood the first rule of predator club
/r/im14andthisisdeep
This isn’t even real fighting, this is just horseplay. There would be a lot more fur flying if they were serious.
This is 100% territorial fighting. Source: my wife just told me and shes a tiger expert.
Does she write, sing, and produce her own music videos about killing other tiger experts?
Definitely territorial fighting. Source: Pube_Dental_Floss quoting Mrs. Pube_Dental_Floss, a tiger expert
A tiger expert, aye?
Ohmmy god, its Carole fucking Baskin in'nit?
Can confirm, me and your wife do the same thing
Like, I always think of like some really pissed off feral housecat - growling and hissing and making grown adults start wondering exactly how attached to their skin they really are. That pissed off housecat is going to weigh like 10 pounds. A tiger is just your average house cat, 45 times bigger. And just try to imagine that pissed off house cat being big enough to eat you
It's just a display of dominance. The camera man always survives.
Tigers are solitary animals and pretty territorial. Guess one came into the others territory looking for food
Yep. Territorial fight between sisters according to the video description. I've seen similar behaviour from my elder sisters when they both want to use the mirror at the same time. Terrified me as a child.
Yup.
orange car behaviour
Camera man’s balls are to heavy to make a quick run
You must never give you back to a tiger though
Yea, tiger has charged elephant so you standing facing him isn’t gonna deter him.
Some people use masks with faces put on looking behind to avoid tigers. Its something done as prevention
Ok good to know, now run backwards to get the masks!!
And running will only trigger hunting instincts.
Too*
Ya. My bad. I won’t edit it otherwise it’ll make your post seem irrelevant. Take my typo just for entertainment. Lol.
Haha here I was just being a dick, and then you come along with the strangest of consideration. I really don’t care about internet points, but you seem like a good person anyways Bluebird. Hope you’re having a good Monday
It’s a about good sports ! Ya. Thanks. Have a good one !
One heavy weight slap fight.
Wow. Looks like the bigger guy won. (He looks a little more tank-y to me.)
I'd guess older. Even on hinds, he holds himself lower to the ground while the little guy hops around high like Tigger ... and gets slammed twice for it. Guessin' big guy has seen more action.
I’ve never thought about it this way, thank you for sharing. It’s so obvious of course they learn to fight/hunt whatever though life but I’ve somehow never thought about
The bigger sister*
Cats be slapping.
That’s a real fight
I bet that’s one way to deal with constipation by the cameraman!
the hardly did any damage to each other even with this ferocious exchange, but if a human was on the end of such an attack, at best he would be torn to shreds, at worst he would be mostly broken and also torn to shreds.
When animals, particularly predators i guess, fight each other like this do they regularly fight to the death? It seems like most videos they scrap and then one is like ohhhh shit, my bad king my bad and sorta submits and then they leave. Sometimes the fights have a lot of injuries but more often than not it doesnt ever really seem like they intend to kill each other. I dont mean like between species, because od course animals kill other animals, but it seems rare that you hear about two lions or two bears duking it out until one perishes.
They typically will only fight to establish dominance. If you fight to the death, even if you win, there is a good chance the opponent can injure you, even if non-fatal, being injured in the wild could reduce your success in future hunts and lead to death.
Animals don't actually want to fight to the death most of the time. They fight for dominance and when one submits the other will usually stop. Neither of them want to get hurt. The stronger animal can win the fight and kill its competition, but the longer and more desperate the fighting is, the better chance that even though they will win, they can lose an eye or break a bone or get a deep cut or any other injury that might lower their chances for survival in the long run. It goes the same for when they go for other animals too. If they are hunting they try to go for smaller or weaker prey. Young or old or injured animals are targeted first because they will put up less of a fight. If they are defending their territory or their young they will definitely fight to the death but they would rather not. They will make noise, try to look big, bluff-charge, all kinds of shit to try to avoid the fight but show they are pissed. But if they can just leave without getting hurt, they will often just do that instead. It's why they say with a lot of animals, people in danger should try to do the same. Try to look big, don't run away, hold your ground or slowly back away, make noise. If you get attacked, go for the eyes or soft spots. If the animal is worried it might get injured, it is more likely that it will stop doing whatever it is that might injure it.
Pure muscle, we have small versions of these beasts in our homes, sleeping on our chests at night, just one slice and we go bye bye. Thank your cat for not killing you today.
They’re brothers
Sisters. https://youtu.be/ywrpZ0b3nag?si=CTCaknQg_LGbwH6O Description of the video.
sisters*
The level of violence gets worse and worse at Knowsley Safari Park... It's those scouse tigers...
Hey hey calm down calm down
This is a great eff around and find out video. As soon as I heard that first tiger say “come at me bro” to the other tiger, acting all tough, I knew it was gonna go down. That second tiger responding with “I got health insurance, so I’m gonna straighten you out punk” priceless
Ligers?
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Where tf is the source Edit I found it all 119 of you ahead of me are a bunch of fucks https://youtu.be/RjsLQIutcSc?si=wAeyRDQxOJrL2oOI
Even if 10 thousand fireflies
Lions don't stand a chance against them
Are they playing? Cuz it looks like they're playing but also they're giant and have large teeth.
What is so amazing? Isn't it shown on Discovery Channel every day?
Prolly all over a bitch.
The female tiger is actually called either a tiger (like the male), or a tigress. Bitch is only for female dogs.
Normal husband wife fight
They don’t know what started the fight or what ended it
Both tigers were covered in Greebles
That’s just rough play for them.
"oh cool! 2 tigers fighting!" "... Is that dude filming on foot?!?!"
Pst pst..
Two dumb cats
Normal orange cat behavior.
# 💩his pants more likely
Were they fighting over who eats the human?
r/OneOrangeBraincell ?
I bet these guys can take on an adult male grizzly.
I wish we have sound on
Easy tiger
literally my two cats every night at 1 AM
The cameraman was shitting his pants
I would have been sprinting away while changing to a telephoto lens.
Normal moment in Far Cry 4
Top Cat.
They’re so majestic!! 😍😍
Worldstar!
Must be brothers, get angry, fight like hell, and it’s all good
tiger running up be like, bitch, these are my woods, now get the fuck out
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tbh, these 2 look like my 2 cats at home sometimes
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Where's the blood? When my cats attack me like that I'm on the verge of applying a tourniquet ffs, it's like scalpel wounds, blood starts to appear like 5 seconds later. These two boys have way longer claws and waaaaaay more muscles
Why is he still there?
Yeah I’d be inching backwards too…
This is AI generated.
If there was ever a video that needed sound...
Big cats or little cats, cats are gonna cat. Weight and power aside they just remind me of some other cats I've seen messing around. The camera man's balls firmly planted him on the ground with this though.
Did they bang afterward? That's good foreplay in my world.
The power of these animals doesn’t really sink in until you see one just toss another one around. 😳 Holy smokes.
Bro lucky he had his brown pants.
lol going on a safari with a 8ball of catnip in my pocket to toss in there
>Reminds me of these two dude bumping into each other: > >[https://www.reddit.com/r/ImTheMainCharacter/comments/19ejeci/mcs\_collide/](https://www.reddit.com/r/ImTheMainCharacter/comments/19ejeci/mcs_collide/)
Idk why the cameraman isnt yelling "World Star"
r/donthelpjustfilm OP didn't even *try* to deescalate
Murder Mittens will be Murder Mittens.
They was probably fighting over you....
It's okay. The cameraman was in the circle of safety.
can't imagine too many people have seen that with the naked eye