It's really noticable that dinosaurs would win.❤❤❤😊

i think gorillas are actually omnivores.

Overeating tigers again 😑

go my Siberian tiger

Could a tiger defeat a wolverine....?

Arctudis simus one of the largest massive Bear 🐻 1750kg weight

A tiger easily to kill a gaur, because a gaur is a prey of a tiger.

Slight correction. Stray house-cats can also form prides. They share child rearing duties and can hunt cooperatively.

I thought this "lion's bite force is 650 psi "myth is debunked but it keeps on going.

The lion bite force is not 650, it's 1000 psi get the information corre

Crazy friend 25

Golden Eagle is the the fastest eagle and most majestic.

In NE Ind their ranges overlap. Sun seldom attacks humans, Sloth simply smothers ppl.

Siberian & Indian tigers would have a good chance of topping one of the sabertooth cats - that is Smilodon fatalis - as the tiger would be slightly bigger, heavier & more agile. However, against the 400 kg plus, South American Smilodon populator, TIGER WOULD LOSE.

And Mike Tyson wanted to fight a gorilla?!

This is disrespectful to the cougar. Compare the cougar to something more formidable.

No defeating kangal

If its about who can win in a fight then The hippo or the elephant should be King

Lion + Tiger - "Liger is a good match for a Sabertooth Tiger"💀

We all admire how strong gorilla is but if this animals could understand how dumb they are in compare to us they would admire us in same way.

1:20 He has to update the his now😭

the where was amistake the lion biteforce fully adult is 1000 psi

No Ostriches Are Onivores Not Carnivores That Means That They Eat Meat

God bless you for adding inches first. I was never good at math lol.

No matter who... spartans always been spartans... This is sparta!!

No matter who... spartans always been spartans... This is sparta!!

First, Smilodon was not an ancestor of any extant cat. Smilodon's lineage of cats, which refers to all the cats that had enlarged upper canines, went extinct at the Pleistocene/Holocene boundary. All modern big cats evolved out of a separate lineage. Second, Lions would have a comparable bite force to Tigers. For the two cats generally kill in the same way and hunt animals of a similar size with the most commonly targeted animals weighing around 700 pounds. A Bengal or Siberian Tiger might hold an advantage, but it wouldn't necessarily be by much. Third, the comparison with Lions actually misses the fact that Lions are very social animals and that any conflict with a lone Smilodon would give the Lion the advantage of numbers. Though, some fossil evidence would suggest that Smilodon was also fairly social and may have also lived in prides. Fourth, while Lions and Tigers may have had comparable muscle mass... but given how robust Smilodon is, it's really going to depend on which of the three Smilodon species you're looking at. Gracilis was the smallest and maxed out in the 200-pound range, Fatalis reached an estimated 620-pound maximum weight, comparable to the largest Siberian Tigers (based on historic weight records and estimates), and Populator could reach over 900 pounds, which would be comparable to a Rocky Mountain Grizzly or Eurasian Brown Bear. The modern cats might be able to win... but against Populator, surprise would be an ever-bigger requirement because of that size difference and the muscle mass that came with it. For because of its long and delicate sabers, Smilodon needed to be even more powerful than other modern cats would need to be. Which would mean that even Smilodon Gracilis would be quite strong for its size. Fifth, while Tigers are the apex predators in the areas in which they live... they are not unchallenged. Guar, if they know where a Tiger is may chase after it to remove a predator. Dhole packs have been recorded killing Tigers when they have good sized numbers... They may take heavy casualties, but it's a case where being in a group wins out. And Tigers across their range have at times have had various issues with Ursids, and while they have won more often than they've lost, this doesn't necessarily mean dominance. At least not to a point where there isn't a moment of worry on the Bear's part. The Ussuri Brown Bear, while it has been preyed on by the Siberian Tiger, has also been known to trail Tigers to scavenge kills and from time-to-time Tigers have been killed by Bears. And a lot of the Sloth Bear's aggression in India is associated with the fact that the Bengal Tiger has had a habit of hunting them... but as with all cats, it's a hunt by ambush, and more often than not, if the Sloth Bear knows where the Tiger is, the Tiger is more likely to back down to avoid injury. As there have been recorded case in which a Bengal Tiger has killed a Sloth Bear, but suffered such injuries in the fight that it killed the Bear and then died of its wounds. Sixth, if Smilodon were to back down... it would probably be done as a means to protect its teeth. The sabers are impressive to look at, but their strength is only going to be in the up and down motion of the bite and a forward and back motion that would be anchored by the depth of the canine from front to back. However, from side to side, these teeth were actually pretty weak as a result of the narrowness of the sabers and their length. This is in part why Smilodon as a species is so robustly built to have the hope of truly restricting the motion of its prey and thus avoid the risk of breaking a saber.

Hands down: Honey badger, Mongoose, Wolverine: Not afraid of a feckin thing 😅❤

Lion 650 psi the lioness is 650-750 lol that is a load of crap and totally debunked by national geografic many times over a subadult lion easily pushes over 700 psi with adults 1000-1100 maybe they should look at facts and studies such lies are a travesty

Tigers are awesome , huge paws and crushing swipes.

I remember watching this 5 years ago and finding this video again brings back good memories

It still doesn’t explain why there are not big dogs in the wild like tigers and lions.

Is there any animal that can kill the honey badger???

the list is total bs

Bro get your facts correct lions bite is 900-1000 psi and are most muscular land mammals today

I know A liger had a chance of winning ☠️☠️☠️☠️💀☠️💀 and he has a 89 chance of winning

Polar bear, man. Vicious. Thank the Lord, they don't have wings.

ask a chimp if it was wrongfully identified at birth lets see the answer

Sorry lion fans, tiger has the best shot against saber tooth hahahaha

no contest

Why are there no big mice or big rats or small elephants or miniature Giraffes or big viruses or bacteria?

Beautiful creatures

I'd like for you to know that I'm still thinking about keeping wolverines as house pets. Since I fantasized about/contemplated the female wolverine named Jisel, be Lassie's solemnly sworn enemy. I've even come up against the house cats. Most people don't keep house cats on leashes.

The Detroit Lions are known as the biggest losers of all the lions.

Kobe Bryant(r.i.p.) vs. Tyrann Mathieu - who would win?

I’m sorry but Smilodon populator (assuming that’s the species being used here) vs any modern cat is not even fair I could explain in depth why that is but should I even bother to explain how a fight between a jaguar and a saber-toothed cat would NOT “go either way”💀

that black mamba BETTER be the fastest snake because honey badger is partially immune to the venom, and honey badger is hungry!!!!

so, i noticed you said the komodo is the largest reptile. correction, it is the largest lizard.

I can run faster then the momba

Neither. The mamba will bite the badger just before the badger kills the mamba. Both die. BTW, bees can indeed sting honey badgers, and have been known to kill them.