Animal Strength Feats

[TheBoldChamp]

Leopards are actually shown to be no stronger than adult Human males. I was able to calculate the pulling power of a Leopard using this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tPo_xPH5gg

This Leopard pulled an adult male Blue wildebeest carcass, but struggled a great deal. While i dont know the exact weight of the carcass, i do know that weights of 240 - 250 kg are fairly average for Blue Wildebeest males, so i presumed the carcass was roughly that weight. The max weight for a Blue Wildebeest is 290 kg, but i dont believe that carcass was of a max weight for the species. However, if the carcass was 240-250 kg, the Leopard is only pulling half the actual weight, or 120 - 125 kg. The average weight of a man pulling on a Crane scale is 125 kg, shown here:

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So, a Leopard male (which i would estimate to weigh about 69 kg in this case) can pull a total weight of 125 kg in real weight, or 278 lbs. In dragging a weight up a tree, the Leopard can still, in a sense, drag 125 kg up there, or nearly (the weight of the carcass + his body weight), so roughly a carcass of 56 kg, which is more than what the average Impala male weighs. Females are a little weaker. Reply