The Mighty Mapogos

[Mapokser]

(05-09-2022, 09:28 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote:

(05-09-2022, 02:10 AM)Potato Wrote: Saying that young males are just ticklig older male is some absurd. Lions are designed by nature killing machines and the canines of of 200 kg cat are not tickling, but making deep wounds. Lions with ageing are not getting armored, immune for bites of other lions.

(05-09-2022, 04:15 AM)Mapokser Wrote: Yeah there's no way a lion is shrugging off another male's mauling his back even if the foe is much smaller.

You guys do understand that i said "tickling" as metaphor?

Point is that these 2 young males couldnt kill him, they neither seriusly injured him. 

This has nothing to do vs Majingilanes vs Selatis, its my response to @Mapokser saying that any 2 young males (younger then 3-3.5), 2 lionesses or even subadults could kill adult male if they want, which is false, because if they could, they would, but it never happened. Young lions need to reach certain age to be able to do it, when they are strong enough, bite of 2-3 yrs old lion or lioness is not the same as adult male.

They dont "respect" male lion, they are afraid to get killed and injured , thats why they run and not attack him.

There're videos and photos of 2 lionesses defeating adult male lions, forcing him to retreat after getting a beating. Even hyenas can hurt lions, never mind other smaller lions. When one of the Avocas caught a matriarch hyena some years ago, she bit him back, forcing him to let her go despite him going for a brutal attack, lions aren't make of steel and even lionesses have very long canines and a strong bite force, they would for sure injure a male.

If you believe an old SN Majingilane could have defeated his 3 sons with big manes already, I don't know what to tell you. They lacked so much confidence that they didn't even chased a single nomad Avoca eating with them. Reply