Felids Interactions - Interspecific Conflicts

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(01-24-2019, 05:18 PM)Pckts Wrote: If you watch the infamous Tiger Canyon fight you'll see both the tigers doing exactly what you speak of @Jimmy 
Turn the sound up when viewing and you'll hear it too, its brutal. That being said, even being a Tiger with far more powerful limbs and much larger claws, neither was able to open up any sort of gash on eachothers  stomach, it leads one to assume the odds of a leopard being able to accomplish such a feat is highly unlikely.

Sometimes animals can fight long times and both seem to walk away unharmed. Sometimes one swipe to right place and fight is over instantly. So unlikely yes, impossible not, imo :) Has it happened in wildlife, I don´t know. This one case is only one, which I have seen as possible one, at least so far, but as mentioned by many, it is unclear. So I am not claiming too much, I just keep all possibilities open because I don´t feel comfortable to call something impossible if not really believing in it :) Reply