Human Strength

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(06-01-2016, 01:32 AM)brotherbear Wrote: Against a dog or a wolf, a man in good condition and with a good head on his shoulders has a chance. Dogs are simply not the best of grapplers. But, against a mature jaguar or bigger cat or a mature male black bear ( American or Asian ) or bigger bear, or a bull gorilla... the man can kiss it goodbye.

While I don't agree with an adult wolf, a very fit, heavy and trained man can take on most dog breeds, some other domesticated animals, and subadult/juvenile wolves. After some debating for a while, I decided that a guy like Pckts or I can do this since we are both strong, fit, and can be calm within fights. But against any primate, feline, ursine, and large wild canine greater than 40-kilos, no chance (not even Lesnar can compare, and would you really want to fight that 80-kilogram bear in a study that I posted on the "Bear Strength" thread?)

Wild animals usually have remarkable fighting abilities, durability, and physcial abilities unlike that of any human or most domesticated animals. Reply