Bear Strength

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@Roberto I edited your posting and took off content, which had nothing to do concerning bears and what @johnny rex said/asked. It is ok to speculate at some level about things, but then again some topics are also.... sensitive in a way. So when postings start to show signs of tiger vs lion debates etc. not too much is tolerated. 

When posting things, focus should be in relevant information concerning topic. In this thread it´s bear strength, so comparisons between lions and tigers or lynxes and coyotes etc. are irrelevant. Keeping postings clear and focusing to relevant information what comes to thread makes it also easier for people interested to find information.

With current information it´s always open for speculation, that is a 200 kg tiger stronger than a 200 kg bear. It is totally different thing, that a 200 kg bear can still grow (depending of the bear and subspecies) and be in future a 400-500 kg "giant". But when we put a 200 kg tiger, lion and bear side by side... who knows. Everyone can speculate, but proving is totally another thing. Good to remember so, that not surprised when people always disagree. Real size does matter, when we have biggest predators side by side. Reply