GAUR ─ Tiger Killer on Steroids

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[@thomasgumersell9607]

Thank you I will recommend your channel to others I know. 💪🏻🙏🏻✨

[@thomasgumersell9607]

@Travis Willden hello 💪🏻🙏🏻✨

[@sidarthrai7731]

We,call it NANDI,which Shivaji ride on it.

[@Ron-Swanson]

Tigers routinely kill and eat Guar.

[@DrJorgeFelixPedronLeyva]

Excellent video, Hiii from Cuba

[@LIONTAMER3D]

No steroids, no protien, no progressive weight training; pure genetics

[@2degucitas]

Testosterone

[@nayak12hj]

Bacteria is reason they have bacteria that digest collagen and produce protein

[@vivashvanbhushan3422]

*yes protein. They get plenty protein from plants

[@gendalfgray7889]

Built different

[@nickmontanaro9638]

How did you know what I look like shirtless?

[@MsAnna47]

Looks like a living armored tank. What a powerful creature this is.

[@pamtnman1515]

In the 1850s, men hunted gaur with Muzzleloading rifles. Men died by the dozens. This dangerous sport attracted more adventurous men who brought more and more powerful rifles. And still men died by the dozens. By the time modern firearms evolved to the point where the gaur had little chance of surviving, they were officially protected. Now their biggest threat is from poaching, which is not regulated sport hunting.

[@ediwow2823]

Rhino: Really?

[@BEASTERS]

www.wwf.org.uk/learn/wildlife/asian-rhinos#:~:text=The%20greater%20one%2Dhorned%20rhino%20once%20roamed%20across%20most%20of,on%20the%20island%20of%20Java.

[@علي-ل1ه1ي]

سبحان الله الصانع المبدع.

[@علي-ل1ه1ي]

Glory be to God, the Creator Creator

[@Chauhan_Arun87]

I m from western Ghats Karnataka in Southern Bharat(India) Gaur is the Esteem Animal of our former Monarchy of Mysore, and also the new republic state Karnataka. I see the decline in their numbers drastically over the decades. I barely see a herd of 8-10 now a days, as i can recall from my childhood they used to roam the western Jungles in hundreds in a single herd.

[@manjunathnr4624]

How old are you grandpa 😂

[@Kami-Sama197]

​@@manjunathnr4624 about 30

[@ladymargaret6186]

Same here in Malaysia, everytime people heard a rumours there's a wild gaur, they will hunt it..poor animals 😭😭

[@Thorfinn47.]

Bro their population has increased in last 15 years ,

[@ravisheoran1668]

U r lucky, in Haryana there is only deer no this kind of giant

[@nava9754]

India truly has some UNIQUE ANIMALS.

[@Visakh_S_Nair]

Humans too 😂❤

[@Jenvlogs404]

All the eastern and big cats because has every landscape, but respecting has a big a part and requires life change, even in most populous are thriving the most.

[@jacksonrazorback5626]

While pakistan doesnt even have cats and tea.

[@sarants4488]

​@@jacksonrazorback5626pak has no respect for wild life...

[@Ibitmytongue69420]

​@@jacksonrazorback5626 Is it necessary to bring Pakistan in everything?

[@catsamazing338]

Two most impressive animals I have ever seen were a Gaur in North India and a Kodiak grizzly in Alaska. Both absolutely awe inspiring !

[@HackSparrrowakaSicario]

Gaur is common in South India

[@Venustrap504]

​@@mikecollon100 African buffaloes are much shorter

[@chukhuthollu5471]

​@Mike Collon Gaur is bigger than a cape buffalo.

[@chukhuthollu5471]

@Mike Collon and you are wrong.😄

[@dr.penguin9412]

@Mike Collon elephants and rhinos are the 2 most powerful land animals on earth

[@highvolts6620]

Always exciting to see an animal you’ve never seen before. This magnificent creature is truly the definition of power and size. Wow what a tank.

[@OOOUZ]

Its not the size that amazes me.. its their muscle definition ❤

[@stuckgrenadepin.225]

Bison would look similarly without the coarse hair.

[@gaurav2979]

Power is the word in physics

[@nawmsayin8017]

Like Jay Cutlers Quads 🤣

[@sauravbhat6046]

Your imagination on size wil fail if u would see them in real they are gigantic

[@enasnirercos7626]

From 2:30 onward, those are not herd of Gaurs but Water Buffaloes. This person is misinforming people with wrong information.

[@RenG35]

My father told me a story of a Gaur who killed a Tiger. Tiger was pinned on the trunk of a giant fallen tree by the Gaur's head. The Gaur's head butting force was so strong it crushed the tiger's ribs and the chest area. Of course the tiger didn't die immediately. My dad said the Gaur pinned the tiger and must've stayed in that position for several days until the tiger was dead and started to smell of rot. That's how dad and his friends found out. Gaur had become skinny with lots of scar injuries and the tiger was slightly rotten. They are super strong!

[@Save_Tangkhul]

This is a true story...my dad also told me like this

[@hasbzakhasbullah5088]

this story also happen in peninsular malaya..our gaur kill many human hunter ..

[@compatony520]

It’s true I was there

[@LarsVallin]

Lier!

[@mr.cookie7308]

When a Rhino rather run, then you know the Gaur is badass.

[@Jefe-qh8kd]

A rhino would smoke a gaur.

[@shawnruby7011]

Rhinos run a lot. They're pretty dumb. Elephants are wary and smart. It'd be cool to see them in the serengeti though

[@juniorkawai6131]

Hmm...a Gaur turning a Rhino into a Rino (Rhino in name only). 😁

[@michigandogman3060]

I didn’t know there was such a thing as a Gaur, thank you for educating me 👍🏻

[@BEASTERS]

My pleasure 😊

[@tulsacaupain2882]

Same here

[@enasnirercos7626]

From 2:30 onward, those are not herd of Gaurs but Water Buffaloes. This person is misinforming people with wrong information.

[@rosie141]

Me as well!

[@gurusingh5833]

Same

[@nitishrana9710]

I had seen GAUR in zoo but I still slightly remember that it's height was more than 7 feet. Absolutely amazing animal.👍👍

[@enasnirercos7626]

From 2:30 onward, those are not herd of Gaurs but Water Buffaloes. This person is misinforming people with wrong information.

[@LukeLane1984]

We tend to be more afraid of large carnivores, but the largest herbivores, like this absolute unit, are the actual nightmare fuel.

[@sureshr8741]

They are usually calm around people, they dont feel threatened..

[@not_so_roguetrader]

I was in Kanha, MP in 2009... And in the morning we were on jungle safari... Suddenly our vehicle started shaking and driver moved the car behind hitting the car behind... It made some 15-20 feet distance between two vehicles... And herd of 20-22 Gaurs passed thro that gap charging towards another herd of Gaurs... As soon as they passed by shaking stopped... And we could hear trees breaking... It all happened in 5-6 seconds... And memory of those seconds give me chills...

[@sonicx3903]

I saw them in Indian Bahubali film I thought it VFX of imaginary mascular Cow but it's real Holy cow 😶

[@VARMOT123]

Where are you from buddy ?

[@rickfresher]

That scene was vfx actually 😅

[@dhirajshetty6385]

There have been numerous cases of gaurs attacking and killing humans where I reside in western Maharashtra, proving that they are both magnificent and fierce. Since the natural grazing grounds do not supply enough green manure throughout the summer, they often intrude during that time and destroy crops in fields, which is where gaur human conflicts occur. I've observed them up close, and they typically do not attack until provoked.

[@KurtG85]

Green manure?

[@DisProfundis]

They might be water buffalos. According to wiki, Guars are less aggressive.

[@tomw6612]

@@DisProfundis um plz don't tell me you use wiki for facts .

[@damaslpressath]

@@DisProfundis just what is comentet: Gaurs are not generally aggressive....if not provoked or hurt....or defending a young......even small cows can get dangerous when foreigners come to close to their young :) ...same bisons....some of them nowaday roaming around villages...it is not the agression of those animals, but crazy farmers throwing stones to get them out of field can be like suicide ;)

[@DisProfundis]

@@tomw6612 plz don't tell me you believe 100% of wiki is lies.

[@SS-sh6ww]

Gaurs are an emblem of my Native Place (Southern Maharashtra, Kolhapur). We see them all along & yes they are protected & you can find them easily in any National Park in India.

[@enasnirercos7626]

From 2:30 onward, those are not herd of Gaurs but Water Buffaloes. This person is misinforming people with wrong information.

[@shivamgusain5185]

Kohlapur babu rao 😂 .

[@SS-sh6ww]

@@shivamgusain5185 Yasss... & Baburao as well ! 😂

[@samuelhatch8470]

​@shivamgusain5185😢

[@jenpink4298]

I didn’t even know they existed. Thank you for sharing this amazing animal!

[@BEASTERS]

Our pleasure!

[@topstrika8720]

Lol tiger killer lions would eat dem in a sandwich

[@Venustrap504]

​@@topstrika8720tigers are stronger than lions

[@topstrika8720]

@@Venustrap504 lol and ants is stronger than flys

[@Venustrap504]

@@topstrika8720 yes they are

[@zerpy9540]

I get to watch these majestic beasts daily. They come to my property to quench their thirst. They usually are calm unless prevoked. They are absloute units, can easily topple a small lorry.

[@madhumitamohapatra9608]

Do you have a pond on your property or a watering hole ?

[@fionajill4311]

What!😮how scary

[@ashokkumar-se5sl]

I LOVE HIS MEAT😉😉

[@user-pakshibhithi10]

​@@ashokkumar-se5sl You eat gaurs?

[@Radbot776]

@@user-pakshibhithi10 it’s beef, probably hella bomb

[@antonypowell5712]

One thing about the Gaur, they have terrible eyesight, and rely mostly on ears and nose for information. I worked in Parambikulam National Park in Kerala, S India in the mid-eighties, and on two occasions had close encounters with Gaur for just that reason. On the first occasion, towards dusk, I heard a herd of Gaur coming towards me in a patch of quite open woodland by a lake shore. I could soon see about 30 of them strolling in my direction, but they had no idea I was there. I climbed a handy tree and soon had wonderful views of the herd grazing directly below me. After about twenty minutes (by which time it was getting quite dark), they had moved on far enough for me to climb down and carry on. The second contact was with a single male. I thought he was going to pass me about 20 metres away, but he veered round straight towards me at a very gentle walking pace. Not wanting to attract his attention, I stood behind a tree and waited. Once he was within one metre of me, I thought I ought to do do something, so I waved my hat in his face and said “shoo!”. The moment while he decided what he should do seemed to last an age, but was only two seconds at most. He exhaled through his nostrils, turned round and walked back the way he had come. He clearly feared nothing and no-one! At the time, nor did I, but having seen this video, I won’t be so cavalier in future!

[@vuetube4558]

As a kid living in Laos, we only heard stories our fathers told us about these majestic beasts roaming in the forest. Only a few if any are left.

[@jase123111]

That is sad. It is the same in Thailand too, where I live. I feel so bad that only 100 years ago there were thousands of these animals roaming around in the forests and jungles, and humans have cut down their forest homes, hunted them to almost extinction, and allowed them to get sick and die form domestic cattle diseases. There are just too many humans now for large animals like this to survive long term. I often imagine what it would have been like with rhino, bears,, elephants, huge herds of wild water buffalo, gaur, banteng cattle, and deer., being hunted and stalked by tigers, leopards and wild dogs. And in the swamps, crocodiles, giant turtles, pelicans, storks and herons, and huge flocks of wild ducks, with vultures and eagles soaring in the sky and parrots and giant hornbills in the huge tall trees. It would have been like paradise. Now its polluted, degrades and getting build over with concrete and roads. I don't like what my human species is doing to the world.

[@metalpunk1234]

Are there any sanctuaries protecting these creatures?

[@ghanteykaking11]

I'm very proud that India is lucky to have this majestic creature almost 85% population of gaur inhabited in India

[@Steve-318]

They must have been tasty.

[@dallasmore6703]

That's why we have conservation officers and education in the us. We no longer slaughter every living thing to extinction like we used to.

[@vkeuphoria295]

U can't deny the fact that gaurs are a part of diet of Tiger. Imagine the muscle tigers must possess.

[@bigchungus1848]

Tigers possess unfathomable amounts of muscle mass.

[@jamesnelson8469]

@@bigchungus1848I can fathom 120kgs

[@nanapotter3461]

Very rare.... There is much percentage and when it is high it usually a few attempts with corresponding success.

[@mstr293]

Tigers usually go for the females and juveniles. I see them run very often from charging males.

[@nanapotter3461]

@@mstr293 That is true and a Scat composition of their Gaurs diet shows mostly kids actually.

[@ruhtam8971]

We've spotted Gaurs in South India, several times near Ooty, Kabini. Real treat to watch them the herd, only through binoculars that is 😁

[@enasnirercos7626]

From 2:30 onward, those are not herd of Gaurs but Water Buffaloes. This person is misinforming people with wrong information.

[@lalashwante3631]

Once my uncle saw a gaur fighting with a tiger, and the gaur defeated the tiger but both of them died a week later.

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

And that might be a female gaur or a very old or sick male. Healthy adult male Gaur will flung away a tiger without getting injured.

[@Venustrap504]

​@@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457indeed

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

@@poker6524 Never. It's only the female gaurs. You can see all videos of tigers always being scared of male gaurs. And If you are going to paste some fake reports of it, then don't. There are many such fake baseless manipulated reports made by Tiger fanbabies of tigers even killing male elephants. Carnivores aren't invincible beings that can hunt everything, you know. There's a limit for everything.

[@mstr293]

@@poker6524 Unless it's via ambush or the Gaur is running/not fighting back, I doubt it! Big Cats are ambush predators, and a face-to-face confrontation by the bigger/more powerful creature is a dumb move on their part.

[@Rayquaza676]

@@poker6524 More tigers are killed by gaurs than gaurs killed by tigers.

[@RMScott]

I live in Thailand and frequently visit a preservation park not far from home to bird watch and enjoy other wildlife there. Loitering at the entrance is a small herd of these massive ripped beasts. There is one beauty that is a bit aloof and seeks out human attention. I enjoy petting and marveling over this gentle one. This is an I opening video!

[@enasnirercos7626]

From 2:30 onward, those are not herd of Gaurs but Water Buffaloes. This person is misinforming people with wrong information.

[@thesaintst1851]

Finally! A bison that kicks the crap out of a lion and a tiger! I approve!

[@loucifer4205]

Only tigers' lions would be eating for a week

[@jamesmarmaceda4813]

@@loucifer4205 Lol, Lions can't even beat a much smaller cafe buffalo in a one on one fight. While, Gaurs are in the tiger's diet.

[@loucifer4205]

@James Mar Maceda Did you listen to what he said more tigers die from gaur than gaur die from tigers and there are videos of a male lion killing two full grown cape Buffalo and a full grown cape Buffalo weighs 2000lbs a gaur 2000lbs not that big of a difference

[@jamesmarmaceda4813]

@@loucifer4205 where in hell you get those data about gaur and cafe buffalo lol fyi, average weight of cafe buffalo are nowhere near the weight of gaurs Yes, gaurs killed more tiger than vice versa but that's only for discovered evidences. It's also a fact that Indian gaurs is part of tiger's diet, meaning, a determined tiger will attack a herd of Indian gaurs all by himself/herself and can still manage to score a kill. While lions, need a whole pride just to take down a much smaller cafe buffalo lol

[@jamesmarmaceda4813]

Cafe buffalo kick lion's ass all the time, y'know?

[@nikhilraj418]

I happened to see gaurs in Tadoba tiger reserve, and a single male was removed from the herd. It was so aggressive that it warned us from the bushes to move away and we reversed our jeeps. The gaur was so mighty it might have easily turned our jeep upside down and there were tigers and bears around too. It had huge muscles

[@drainmonkeys385]

The American bison is a huge beast,, but if these are bigger… that’s amazing

[@yaahlabanyamyan144]

They ARE bigger. Much bigger

[@MRNDESO-ps7bz]

@@yaahlabanyamyan144 And can kill any bear speciest on the world

[@gregcushing1716]

​@@MRNDESO-ps7bz only if the Guar is with a group otherwise 1 on 1,I would suggest the Brown ( Yukon) bear would with 1 swipe take the Guar's head off.

[@MRNDESO-ps7bz]

@@gregcushing1716 Yes but only your dream

[@drainmonkeys385]

@@yaahlabanyamyan144 They are not bigger the American bison is larger, do a fact check and come back

[@DDAWGY1]

A powerful Male will always make sure his family is safe!

[@vanvaas]

I see these almost daily. Once my puppies picked up a fight with a juvenile. They usually walk away from humans but get intimidated when they walk into traffic. They are majestic. I’ve a few videos uploaded too.

[@BEASTERS]

That is awesome!

[@Dan-https-m3b]

​@@BEASTERS. Excellent 👍👌👌 and fantastic video. I had a question about the tiger predation on bull gaurs. 4:00 Are there any instances of a strong Bengal tiger taking down a fully grown massive bull gaur head on???

[@rishabhdodani]

In my hometown in India, we are fortunate to have a thriving population of Gaurs. These magnificent creatures are generally shy and prefer to keep to themselves, but they can absolutely destroy everything in their way if provoked. Our jungle also gained fame as the home of the legendary tiger brothers, 'Jai and Veeru,' renowned for their prowess in hunting these giants. It's truly fascinating to witness and celebrate the presence of such remarkable wildlife in our region.

[@raycope2086]

Excellent short documentary, folks. Thank you. We mustn't allow these magnifecent animals to be made extinct.

[@Frenchylikeshikes]

This animal is pure muscle...not one ounce of fat.

[@zumaanandrade3961]

All i see is good bbq meat.

[@krystiannorthwall6726]

​@@zumaanandrade3961 nope, good BBQ meat has fat so the flavor can soak in

[@judgedreed3654]

​@@zumaanandrade3961same fucking hunger.This will soon destroy ecosystem.

[@SodiumSyndicate]

@@zumaanandrade3961 Great, but can you hunt a Gaur with your bare hands & then eat it?

[@slimfit767]

​@@SodiumSyndicatewho hunts with their bare hands?

[@jedibasschoke8909]

These are most definitely the boss cows but just take a moment to appreciate the size of that Tiger attacking at 2.30, what a monster!

[@ash_rma96]

The gaurs in that scene are young and smaller ones. That's why the tiger looked huge. Just look at the body structure and horns of those gaurs. It a common strategy of every predator to attack the kids and weakling when they hunt such huge species.

[@rabussierantoine9395]

Those are domestic buffaloes in the video you mentioned, not gaurs

[@ankanartworks55]

@@rabussierantoine9395 True!! Those are water buffalos of India, But still a tiger almost the size of a water buffalo is no joke man!! That is probably bandipura national park and those bengal tigers are absolutely huge up there

[@Eden-nd7rg]

​@@rabussierantoine9395 that tiger must be insanely huge. Those are water buffalos and are nowhere nearly as big as gaurs but still pretty big.

[@enasnirercos7626]

From 2:30 onward, those are not herd of Gaurs but Water Buffaloes. This person is misinforming people with wrong information.

[@duanekarlen5463]

These animals need to be cherished protected forever!

[@codywilliams1506]

First time I heard about Gaurs was Cabela’s Dangerous Hunts 2009. They are amazing animals and I have tremendous respect for them, as much respect as Cape Buffalos, Tigers & Rhinos.

[@purdyboi8078]

Cape Buffalo & Tigers & Rhinos? Oh My!!

[@enasnirercos7626]

From 2:30 onward, those are not herd of Gaurs but Water Buffaloes. This person is misinforming people with wrong information.

[@motorcycleworld5941]

Protect them at all cause, for our future generations to witness this majestic creatures

[@fatheenfirdous6370]

Im from Sri Lanka and feel bad that gaur is extinct from our country its such a beautiful and pride to have animal in the country

[@dallasmore6703]

So import some and get new herd going

[@DirtyTurtle67]

The Gaur has been one of my favorite animals since I was a kid, thank you! Saola next? xD

[@sharoneastwood.1025]

WHY WOULD ANYONE WANT TO KILL THESE MAGNIFICENT BEASTS.

[@mentalasylumescapee6389]

maybe for a medium rare steak -.-

[@sultanheart]

They taste good you should try

[@craftycrafter1960]

People feel justified to do whatever they want to, in spite of the repercussions to the species and the environment.

[@DirtyTurtle67]

Money.

[@stevemace1725]

Good eating

[@hoggarththewisesmeagol8362]

Look at that muscle mass. Arnold Shwartznegger would be proud and envious at the same time

[@Jako115]

Wow, both animals are so athletic. There are a lot of videos of Tigers killing Gaurs but I didn’t know what a Gaur can do to a tiger

[@sakhtlaunda9360]

It's a protected specie in my region of Maharashtra. They are awesomely huge and magnificent creature. It's good to see their numbers are increasing again with time after a long era of hunting/trophy killings by the Imperialists.

[@brianmeen2158]

Now we need to start increasing the gorilla population

[@tommurphree5630]

I imagine a lot more people than the imperialists contributed to the guars decline .

[@tommurphree5630]

Gaurs

[@ghanteykaking11]

​@@brianmeen2158gorilla live in rain forest but Indian climate is totally different so not possible for Indian wildlife 😟

[@44krishnan79]

​@@tommurphree5630 80,000 tigers, 150,000 leopards,200,000 wolves killed by the British imperialists from 1875-1925 from official records and Standard indian textbooks.

[@kennithlambert2563]

I enjoyed the video on thanks. ! The Gaur is a huge beautiful beast . I really admire the muscles that they have.

[@BEASTERS]

Right on!

[@TheSunMoon]

Fighting tigers? That's so hard-gaur!

[@mynameboss6095]

i live in the northeastern part of India state, we called the animal Mithun and most of them are domesticated but not in stable , we let them free, forage for their own food like wild animal but makes regular contact with them by feeding salt. this make them habitual of our presence, which helps us easily capturing them for later use.

[@ObingNNgpk]

brother, Mithun and gaur are different, they are different species.

[@mynameboss6095]

@@ObingNNgpk oh yes,,. Mithun is GAYAL and this is GAUR..both looks similar, well they both belong to one genus.😁

[@quocnhitran-k4k]

You make complex topics so easy to understand. 📚 Thank you for being an incredible educator!

[@BEASTERS]

You're very welcome!

[@123TauruZ321]

6:00 Goddamn such strength in one jerk of the horns... that tuktuk was nearly flipped.

[@Ragnar_Lothbrok2]

Biceps 💪🏻 triceps shoulder wings calf muscles legs 🦵 chest. All in one. 😮😮 gaur goes to gym all day

[@BEASTERS]

You know it!

[@theoriginalgeeknerdvillian4177]

Didn't think there would anything else other than the sun bear to go toe to toe with a tiger. This freak of nature sure can!

[@vincecarter2674]

So you are so delusional huh? You dont think Elephant or Rhino could :)))

[@theoriginalgeeknerdvillian4177]

@@vincecarter2674 My bad, Bear Grylls!!!!

[@jamesnelson8469]

Sun bears are and don’t do anything to tigers. I think you are thinking of sloth bears which are still small but are really fierce

[@imnoone8532]

People think cafe buffalo ,bisons are biggest But they never saw GAUR I bet

[@Solid3d-Melb]

You know it's going to be epic when Boss music starts playing

[@carnjeradborndasha]

People often fear large carnivores, but the sheer size of the biggest herbivores, like this absolute unit, can be the real source of nightmares.

[@leolopez3088]

Did they just tell us redbull ripped off a foreign company

[@M_Oz_]

Iirc then the drink is a common Indian drink and not a drink belonging to a company.

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[@teyionya9487]

There used many Gaurs in our Village's nearby jungle back in the days. But almost all were hunted down.

[@thomasgumersell9607]

Great informative video on the Gaur. I enjoyed watching it yet was dismayed as it's losing numbers due to poaching. 💪🏻🙏🏻✨

[@BEASTERS]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@tommurphree5630]

And human overpopulation

[@Kaafeela]

Rhino avoiding a fight explains everything

[@zackcantrell9689]

What a beautiful animal. I can’t believe they actually can take on tigers and win!

[@DunkinBiscuits]

It is incredible but not too surprising when you consider buffalo often take on lions and win, and this is even bigger than buffalo, such a magnificent beast

[@abhinashkumar3161]

@@DunkinBiscuits and tigers live alone

[@DunkinBiscuits]

@@abhinashkumar3161 yes, that to me indicates that a tiger is a more formidable opponent than a lion who hunts as a team whereas a tiger is a solitary warrior. I’m not sure who win between a lion and a tiger but I’d like to think the tiger would. Both are majestic creatures in their own ways but I feel tigers are an absolute force all by themselves, but then so is a male lion if it wants to fight on its own it absolutely can.

[@antoniodriskell2346]

I’ve seen a video of a tiger taking down a gaur by itself

[@DunkinBiscuits]

@@antoniodriskell2346 in this video he says they kill more tigers than tigers kill them so yeah obviously tigers do sometimes win

[@indyreno2933]

The Gaur (Bibos gaurus) is a large cattle species native to both the Indian subcontinent and parts of mainland Southeast Asia, it is known for being the largest extant cattle species, the largest extant bovine, and largest extant bovid in the world, it is one of the three extant species within the genus Bibos, the others are the Banteng (Bibos javanicus) and the Kouprey (Bibos sauveli), the gaur has four recognized subspecies: the Pahang Gaur (Bibos gaurus hubbacki), the Myanmar Gaur (Bibos gaurus readei), the Indian Gaur (Bibos gaurus gaurus), and the Gayal/Mithun (Bibos gaurus frontalis), like the gaur, the banteng also has four recognized subspecies: the Burmese Banteng (Bibos javanicus birmanicus), the Bornean Banteng (Bibos javanicus lowi), the Javan Banteng (Bibos javanicus javanicus), and the Bali Cattle (Bibos javanicus domesticus).

[@TraderJoe007]

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[@mikecyanide6714]

Impeccable…. Copy and paste

[@lisazinn866]

Thank you

[@yaahlabanyamyan144]

​@@mikecyanide6714don't be so stupid

[@Lonesome__Dove]

What is extant?

[@thisangngo-o9u]

This was pure gold! You never disappoint with your content.

[@BEASTERS]

Pure gold, huh? Guess I should start charging for my content then! 😂

[@avidhossanmansur9830]

The sad part is just like the American bison, the gaur has been hunted to the brink of extinction in the wild but there's a significant population in mountain ranches, game reserves, and farms. They are considered semi-domesticated and can produce fertile hybrids with cows. They are raised for meat here in Bangladesh their meat is said to be leaner but a bit gamier than beef.

[@GotloLuna68]

Except the American Bison was decimated for fun.....

[@kyachdistent1301]

It's bullshit, people say this about ANY species they want to excuse killing for no reason. ALL dead animal flesh is full of fat and other toxins (especially added to it through 'production & refining) and completely unnatural, humans should not STILL be doing this shit. It's completely typical that we as a species be bastardising what's left of their bloodline and have more incarcerated for all the wrong reasons that out in the wild., Well it IS beef and it ISN'T-there's no such thing-just corpses of the murdered. People as a species are a pathetic and a real pity that, however deadly the "Red Bull" may be to other things, it STILL, like all else, can do NOTHING about the vile, cheating unnatural sickos called the homo sapien, when it reality, it like all would wipe the floor with us if we didn't cheat with technology, firearms, poisons, cars and mass idiocy and vileness.

[@kyachdistent1301]

And what ISN'T effing hunted to extinction by us. It's about the only mark we'll leave on the world, which says it all!

[@leechee5721]

This is why i like India , they protect every animal and even go that far to be vegetarian.

[@stuckgrenadepin.225]

@@kyachdistent1301 many species have been brought back from the brink of extinction by controlled breeding on hunting ranches in Texas. Not all hunting is bad, in fact, the majority of hunting is beneficial to wildlife if don’t responsibly.

[@oswaldjames6295]

7'2*!? Wow! That's Scary Huge!! Thanks for this, heard the name before but didn't think they were that Huge!!✌️🇬🇾

[@kalippan.]

bruh, they can weigh up to 1500lbs

[@Dragon123Slayer]

@@kalippan. Wrong. They can weigh up to 1500 kg (3300 lbs)

[@iamjackscompletelackofsurp9606]

What a beast! It’s bigger than the Cape Buffalo! 😱

[@unstablenester941]

It was thaught that the tiger attacked the beast because it was hungry, however it has been confirmed that the entire incident stems from an attempt to collect a gambling debt.

[@BangMaster96]

God damn those muscles are freaking insane

[@TarunGurung.TheSigmaBoy]

Real beast

[@richardbidinger2577]

I still don't know how those skinny legs hold up their bodies, the bones must be crazy dense. Absolute tanks.

[@starman923]

Not only that...they run very fast and jump very high...easily clearing 7 ft fences and I've seen them do this

[@truthadvocacy]

It goes for all bovines.

[@kazuma2060]

1:42 thanks for using the correct map of India. And really love your videos.

[@BEASTERS]

Thanks! 😃

[@stevent8314]

Wow. Not many animals can intimidate a Rhino. One on this video definitely gave way to a Guar, tho.

[@vegasmitch1472]

All the Animal Shows I've Seen never seen the "Indian Bison" in My 50yrs!!

[@Jartisann]

Excellent documentary! really well-done, and I thank you for creating this, since not many people know about them and not really documented. It is Thailand's pride, especially on Krathing Dang.

[@jayntsngh]

in Thailand there are 1000 gaur. in just few years they shrunk to 150 individual. what kind of pride gaur is in your country ? in few year there will be no Gaur in Thailand

[@enasnirercos7626]

From 2:30 onward, those are not herd of Gaurs but Water Buffaloes. This person is misinforming people with wrong information.

[@terminator19111]

Here comes another jealous Indian, yes gaurs are pride of thailand, you dont need to have headache about this.

[@houlandcoreyon]

I didn’t know there was such a thing as a Gaur, thank you for educating me , apex petadors

[@prabhakard2975]

In 90s they are abundant in kotagiri forests, tamilnadu, south india. I have watched them do a standing jump clearing a six foot fence!

[@ajaybaburajam2017]

Still it’s a Tiger’s favourite meal

[@giriharan9921]

These are very gentle creatures which won't hurt u unless it is threatened.

[@cerovk6000]

No they’ll attack you if you do nothing either 😅 lol. They’re animals remember forget that they are peaceful gentle creatures, you will end up dead real fast with that kind of thinking.

[@rajkrish19]

No way. They are unpredictable and charge without any provocation. A gaur killed two men in Kerala last week. One guy was a rubber tapper and the other was reading news paper in his veranda when a rogue Gaur charged and gored him.

[@RedWine-lk3tl]

Come to Assam BTC Here almost Every month Person Killed By These Gaur Yesterday a Old man and 4 people In Nikashi Mushalpur and a Week ago In kokrajhar

[@issaciams]

The tiger and Gaur relationship is almost the exact same as the lion and cape buffalo relationship. So crazy.

[@naturalmentefauna]

Preciosos animales y precioso escenario. Y la calidad de la cámara, tanto imagen y sonido espectacular. Enhorabuena por las capturas y muchas gracias por compartir. Saludos 🤗

[@skyrocket0113]

Sondalados verikwik dubonados pepininos ublivik berbivor cungadung si qui esperado yuminiks👍

[@lowlightevangelist9431]

Excellent and informative video. Lots of technical data, footage and not one mention of evolution. Bravo! Bravo!

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[@AnakinDarthVader-he4um]

This is just like the Indonesian bull (bos javanicus) but smaller than this. We call it BANTENG. The male is black with white legs and the female is brown with white legs. And the male is aggressive. GAUR and BANTENG are similiar in general.

[@chaitanyagokhale7702]

Wow Red Bull is based on indian gaur. thats new knowledge.

[@jimmycline4778]

How is it, I’m 55 years old, been watching these animal videos for years and never heard of a Gaur?

[@ghanteykaking11]

Gaur also known as India bison

[@scientificidol]

Isn't it because guess you are living in Murica?

[@somnuswaltz5586]

They are badass 🐂❤

[@10tepeyac]

The muscles on it’s top are freaking impressive. Rippling muscles.

[@hamutalisebo9336]

LEL, I have seen a Tiger kill an adult gaur.

[@showmickchandramitra6966]

Proud to be an indian,living in Chattisgarh india

[@truthadvocacy]

Backward 3rd world and proud.🤣

[@j_toledo419]

Last time I saw a Gaur I slapped its eyes crossed and screamed in its face "LOOK AT ME STRAIGHT WHEN IM TALKING TO YOU GAUR!!!"

[@trueazseeker4925]

I never knew such an animal existed. I thought the Cape Buffallo is the king in this class until now that i learned of this impressive living amourd tanker.

[@Tam0de]

I wonder if they're closely related to the aurochs.

[@marschlosser4540]

Very good film, and my thanks. Gaur and their American kin, our bison, are fantastic animals. Mountain Vietnamese used gaur for logging because buffalo don't do all that well in rugged country and banteng are too small.

[@BEASTERS]

Thanks for the info!

[@Usb-ls5rq]

There's a domesticated version of gaur in india called Mithun, but it's slightly smaller in size.

[@marschlosser4540]

@@Usb-ls5rq I wish loggers in Brazil would import them. Draft animals leave a small footprint on nature. When I was a kid, we used draft horses to farm but also had a caterpillar tractor to drag logs down the farm lane. niio

[@EnigMagnum]

tigers even solo attempting to kill a titanic beast like gaur, which is even bigger than cape buffaloes... is a feat of it's own, even managing to kill sometimes... and doing that alone... dayuummnn...

[@istoppedlaughing5225]

In Bangladesh people started keeping them as free roaming animals and also farming them. People make these bison addicted to salt to keep in free roaming as pet

[@NKTN95]

This magnificent creature is truly the definition of power and size. Wow what a tank. 👍👍👍

[@BEASTERS]

It really is!

[@Optimistichumanist]

Great commentary and facts. Look forward to another video soon!

[@BEASTERS]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sir.donjennerogorrell1243]

? goúd? Awesome bruvs 👏🏼.. Thx u 🍻 🙌🏽 💀 😤 ♎️....

[@playhard719]

8:19 for over 1 ton creature I don't expect that amount agility and awareness.

[@IrishAndrino]

Hopefully, you will continue to produce such great videos to spread more knowledge and emotions.

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[@bluecollar58]

A lot of information , no fuss , no muss. Nice👍

[@BEASTERS]

Glad you liked it!

[@The-Dom]

Ironically all the Gaur in this video are in fact on steroids.

[@beastinfection638]

Gaurs are no joke, but that Indian rhino at 0:20 would have ragdolled it lol!

[@JohnDoe-ns9yo]

Impressive beast for sure Bet a large kodiak could take one though .