Impressive Wild Jaguars - Pictures and Videos

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(09-01-2014, 07:22 PM)'Apollo' Wrote:

(09-01-2014, 06:35 PM)'Pantherinae' Wrote: @Apollo 

the tigress killed by The leopard was 4 years...she was indipendent and had left her mother. 

Yeah that's what I'm saying if they fight Often The jaguar will sucseded defending himself. Like The leopard against those lionesses yes they could have killed The leopard easy, but they never did because The leopard fought very well and sucseded in Defending. Jaguars would probably also be able to do The same, with even greater strength and size. 

As You say Lions and tigers are superior amongst The cat's in strength and size,and would kill any other cat if they where going for it,but very rarely they do so, and Often cat's like leopards will be able to defend himself by laying on his back with all four paws. You can't compare a cheetah vs lion fight with a leopard vs lion fight... Cheetah would be killed 99% of The time


 

That tigress was no way a 4 year old, It was way too small for that and it was just a cub ( a very young subadult). I clearly told you that you cannot use a subadult against an adult.
 
Again you are just using a single account and making a theory by yourself and ignoring all the rest of the accounts which says otherwise. Killing by male tigers/male lions of other cats is not a rare event, 99% of the times there will be a dead cat if it tries to defend or repell a male tiger/ male lion by facing it. Thats why leopards, cheetahs etc will run at the site of a male tiger/male lion without trying to defend or repel them, because they know they cant repell an attack from male tiger/male lion. Its just that simple.


 

 

Ya, there was aboslutely nothing that ever said that tigress was 4 years old, he pulled that out of no where.

But lets say a 2 year old male L or T vs a 350lb male territory holding Jag...
Im not so sure a  adult jag couldn't be the victor, only because of the expierence required to obtain Prime adulthood, the fights, hunts etc.

But that would be a extremely large Jag. Most would be too small, even for a sub adult L or T
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