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Can a male Tiger have a successful face to face kill on a Adult Bull Gaur?

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Like Bro Bear mentioned, killing a Rhino in my opinion is by far the toughest task. Even over a elephant, I think Rhinos being so massive and "armored" as well as low to the ground, its just a very hard animal to prey on. Even Lion prides more regularly prey on Elephant than Rhino, I would probably put Hippo up there as well.
Another Tiger predation animal that is amazingly impressive is the Asian Water Buffalo, its the 2nd largest Bovine and has horns larger than any other. There are a few images of tigers preying on them as well as wounds suffered by tigers.

 
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RE: Can a male Tiger have a successful face to face kill on a Adult Bull Gaur? - Pckts - 03-26-2015, 09:29 PM



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