Human Strength

[Pckts]

I'd like to make sure that it doesn't sound like I am saying a human being is capable of the destructive prowess of a wild animal, that certainly isn't the case.
Claws, fangs, ferocity and durability are not in the human beings favor when comparing them to a wild animal, but remove those factors from the equation and I think most here would be surprised just how comparable in strength humans are to animals of similar size.

But remember, I'm talking about the exceptional human beings in the strength dept, not the entire population. But that doesn't mean that all humans aren't capable of achieving such feats, strength can be learned, some more so than others, but still, every human being can become stronger.
While you can make a point and say, "well Pckts, you're comparing the top 1% of human beings to the average animal. "
That may be so, but the "average animal" lives in the wild and thus they continually gain the strength needed to survive and thus their hardships in life will make them strong. (iron sharpens iron)
If humans needed to be strong to sustain their lives, they'd focus on it, but since gaining strength is no longer necessary for our survival, the gap between us and wild animals will only grow. Reply