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SaltyWet 07/05/20 3:08:42 PM #1:	Their anatomy is quite different though and attests to different hunting strategies. Wolves as you know, are canids. They have long legs, long muzzles and hunt in packs. Together they can take down large prey like bison. They can do this because they have large nostrils, so oxygen intake is immense and feeds their lungs as they chase down their prey in a marathon. Their muzzles enable them to grip and hold, with the entire pack eventually wearing down their quarry. Death for their prey is more often than not slow and agonizing. Big cats, like tigers have relatively short legs, short muzzles and hunt alone. They stalk and ambush their prey, which are much fleeter of foot than they are. They do not have great stamina, their lungs are not as large and they have a smaller nasal cavity. They have shorter muzzles so they can bite into their prey's throat, and their prey cannot "shake" loose in a muzzle that is longer and has more space to maneuver around. Death for their prey is often much quicker (although some individual tigers are known to hamstring their prey and feed on their prey alive while it slowly bleeds to death). The cheetah is the most doglike cat. It has long legs, large lungs and huge nostrils. However, they aren't truly dogs. They have more stamina than other cats but they must stalk to within a fairly short striking distance. They still do not have the endurance to run down prey over huge distances. Two families of very successful predators. Two different ways of getting to the top. Ask me anything. --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941710129] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>Their anatomy is quite different though and attests to different hunting strategies. Wolves as you know, are canids. They have long legs, long muzzles and hunt in packs. Together they can take down large prey like bison. They can do this because they have large nostrils, so oxygen intake is immense and feeds their lungs as they chase down their prey in a marathon. Their muzzles enable them to grip and hold, with the entire pack eventually wearing down their quarry. Death for their prey is more often than not slow and agonizing. Big cats, like tigers have relatively short legs, short muzzles and hunt alone. They stalk and ambush their prey, which are much fleeter of foot than they are. They do not have great stamina, their lungs are not as large and they have a smaller nasal cavity. They have shorter muzzles so they can bite into their prey's throat, and their prey cannot "shake" loose in a muzzle that is longer and has more space to maneuver around. Death for their prey is often much quicker (although some individual tigers are known to hamstring their prey and feed on their prey alive while it slowly bleeds to death). The cheetah is the most doglike cat. It has long legs, large lungs and huge nostrils. However, they aren't truly dogs. They have more stamina than other cats but they must stalk to within a fairly short striking distance. They still do not have the endurance to run down prey over huge distances. Two families of very successful predators. Two different ways of getting to the top. Ask me anything. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FunnyPies 07/05/20 3:10:45 PM #2:	My cat can't even catch a mouse. <cite>FunnyPies posted [p:941710201] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>My cat can't even catch a mouse. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
furb 07/05/20 3:11:11 PM #3:	Bears, what's up with them? --- You know how fads are. Today it's brains, tomorrow, pierced tongues. Then the next day, pierced brains. -Jane Lane <cite>furb posted [p:941710225] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>Bears, what's up with them? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Compsognathus 07/05/20 3:12:07 PM #4:	Bears tho --- Gheb is my other account <cite>Compsognathus posted [p:941710255] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>Bears tho </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Smackems 07/05/20 3:16:31 PM #5:	A group of wolves vs a group of big cats who wins --- Common sense is the most uncommon thing in the world-some dude. <cite>Smackems posted [p:941710444] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>A group of wolves vs a group of big cats who wins </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HBOSS 07/05/20 3:18:42 PM #6:	wolves win guild vs guild cats win pvp ...bears win pve --- You don't stop playing because you grow old, You grow old because you stop playing <cite>HBOSS posted [p:941710536] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>wolves win guild vs guild cats win pvp ...bears win pve </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SaltyWet 07/05/20 3:20:36 PM #7:	furb posted... Bears, what's up with them? The only true carnivorous bear is the polar bear. And their predatory success is mainly lie next to a hole in the ice, then use their immense strength to kill a seal as it pops up to breathe. Brown and black bears can survive on vegetation. Smackems posted... A group of wolves vs a group of big cats who wins A single Amur tiger is untouchable and has been known to cause a near total vacancy in the wolf population where they occur. --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941710595] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>furb posted... </cite> <quote>Bears, what's up with them?</quote>The only true carnivorous bear is the polar bear. And their predatory success is mainly lie next to a hole in the ice, then use their immense strength to kill a seal as it pops up to breathe. Brown and black bears can survive on vegetation. Smackems posted... </cite> <quote>A group of wolves vs a group of big cats who wins</quote>A single Amur tiger is untouchable and has been known to cause a near total vacancy in the wolf population where they occur. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MabusIncarnate 07/05/20 3:23:36 PM #8:	Yeah bears are complete beasts when threatened, but they aren't necessarily predators. They will eat a lot of fruits and berries, and are generally more opportunistic eaters like a raccoon is. That's why they invade a lot of tents and homes searching for anything that smells edible. They are omnivorous, so they will eat insects, and fish and sometimes small animals. Bears don't necessarily stalk and hunt prey though. --- Ten million dollars on a losing campaign, Twenty million starving and writhing in pain. =~=; Vicious_Dios Original - https://tinyurl.com/y9fpdoll <cite>MabusIncarnate posted [p:941710706] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>Yeah bears are complete beasts when threatened, but they aren't necessarily predators. They will eat a lot of fruits and berries, and are generally more opportunistic eaters like a raccoon is. That's why they invade a lot of tents and homes searching for anything that smells edible. They are omnivorous, so they will eat insects, and fish and sometimes small animals. Bears don't necessarily stalk and hunt prey though. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
masticatingman 07/05/20 3:52:36 PM #9:	I think the "predator" thing is overblown since it doesn't really matter if they have the ability to attack, kill, and then eat you. Grizzly bear is the top carnivore (even though it is actually an omnivore) in North America. --- Fervent appearing <cite>masticatingman posted [p:941711693] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>I think the "predator" thing is overblown since it doesn't really matter if they have the ability to attack, kill, and then eat you. Grizzly bear is the top carnivore (even though it is actually an omnivore) in North America. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SaltyWet 07/05/20 3:58:04 PM #10:	masticatingman posted... I think the "predator" thing is overblown since it doesn't really matter Uh, yes it does? Predators actively hunt and kill their food. They're all carnivores but not all carnivores are predators (vultures for example). --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941711878] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>masticatingman posted... </cite> <quote>I think the "predator" thing is overblown since it doesn't really matter</quote>Uh, yes it does? Predators actively hunt and kill their food. They're all carnivores but not all carnivores are predators (vultures for example). </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Master_Bass 07/05/20 4:01:10 PM #11:	FunnyPies posted... My cat can't even catch a mouse. Yeah the one time there was a mouse in my house my cat checked it out and then nope'd out of there. At least she pointed it out to us. --- Many Bothans died to bring you this post. <cite>Master_Bass posted [p:941711987] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>FunnyPies posted... </cite> <quote>My cat can't even catch a mouse.</quote>Yeah the one time there was a mouse in my house my cat checked it out and then nope'd out of there. At least she pointed it out to us. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SaltyWet 07/05/20 8:46:41 PM #12:	Guys This stuff is fascinating. --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941722974] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>Guys This stuff is fascinating. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AloneIBreak 07/05/20 8:52:05 PM #13:	SaltyWet posted... The cheetah is the most doglike cat. It has long legs, large lungs and huge nostrils. However, they aren't truly dogs. Thanks for this post. Here I was living my whole life thinking that cheetahs are dogs. --- "Brief and powerless is Man's life; on him and all his race the slow, sure doom falls pitiless and dark." <cite>AloneIBreak posted [p:941723150] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>SaltyWet posted... </cite> <quote>The cheetah is the most doglike cat. It has long legs, large lungs and huge nostrils. However, they aren't truly dogs. </quote> Thanks for this post. Here I was living my whole life thinking that cheetahs are dogs. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SaltyWet 07/05/20 9:07:31 PM #14:	AloneIBreak posted... Thanks for this post. Here I was living my whole life thinking that cheetahs are dogs. You are welcome. --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941723736] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>AloneIBreak posted... </cite> <quote>Thanks for this post. Here I was living my whole life thinking that cheetahs are dogs.</quote>You are welcome. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EnragedSlith 07/05/20 9:10:27 PM #15:	Most successful predators are dragonflies (~95% success rate) and wild dogs (~80%). Big cats are actually pretty low on the list of successful hunt percentage among top predators, hovering around 20%. --- I can't leave without my buddy, Superfly. <cite>EnragedSlith posted [p:941723830] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>Most successful predators are dragonflies (~95% success rate) and wild dogs (~80%). Big cats are actually pretty low on the list of successful hunt percentage among top predators, hovering around 20%. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SiO4 07/05/20 9:10:36 PM #16:	SaltyWet posted... The only true carnivorous bear is the polar bear. And their predatory success is mainly lie next to a hole in the ice, then use their immense strength to kill a seal as it pops up to breathe. Brown and black bears can survive on vegetation. How can you tell the difference between a Polar Beers poop, and a Brown or Black Bears? --- "Whatever the reason you're on Mars, I'm glad you're there, and I wish I was with you." ~Carl Sagan. Currently playing: Flight Simulator X.~PC <cite>SiO4 posted [p:941723839] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>SaltyWet posted...</cite> <quote>The only true carnivorous bear is the polar bear. And their predatory success is mainly lie next to a hole in the ice, then use their immense strength to kill a seal as it pops up to breathe. Brown and black bears can survive on vegetation. </quote> How can you tell the difference between a Polar Beers poop, and a Brown or Black Bears?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SaltyWet 07/05/20 9:34:11 PM #17:	EnragedSlith posted... Most successful predators are dragonflies (~95% success rate) and wild dogs (~80%). Big cats are actually pretty low on the list of successful hunt percentage among top predators, hovering around 20%. But they've managed to colonize nearly the entire world with the same basic body plan is it correct? SiO4 posted... How can you tell the difference between a Polar Beers poop, and a Brown or Black Bears? I don't know. --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941724655] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>EnragedSlith posted... </cite> <quote>Most successful predators are dragonflies (~95% success rate) and wild dogs (~80%). Big cats are actually pretty low on the list of successful hunt percentage among top predators, hovering around 20%.</quote>But they've managed to colonize nearly the entire world with the same basic body plan is it correct? SiO4 posted... </cite> <quote>How can you tell the difference between a Polar Beers poop, and a Brown or Black Bears?</quote>I don't know. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AsianFury2020 07/05/20 9:36:14 PM #18:	Who is the true king of animal _fighters_ though? If i have a group of 10 friends and jump Connor Mcgregor we'll kick his ass. If i sneak up on Brock Lesnar while he's pumping gas and i have a shotgun and a baseball bat i'm going to take him out. Who is the pound for pound king of the animal kingdom?? --- Kaze no yo ni Hayaku! <cite>AsianFury2020 posted [p:941724732] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>Who is the true king of animal _fighters_ though? If i have a group of 10 friends and jump Connor Mcgregor we'll kick his ass. If i sneak up on Brock Lesnar while he's pumping gas and i have a shotgun and a baseball bat i'm going to take him out. Who is the pound for pound king of the animal kingdom?? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rodu_jr 07/05/20 9:37:53 PM #19:	SiO4 posted... How can you tell the difference between a Polar Beers poop, and a Brown or Black Bears? black bear poop will have berries, brown might too <cite>rodu_jr posted [p:941724798] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>SiO4 posted... </cite> <quote>How can you tell the difference between a Polar Beers poop, and a Brown or Black Bears?</quote>black bear poop will have berries, brown might too </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SaltyWet 07/05/20 9:43:08 PM #20:	AsianFury2020 posted... Who is the true king of animal _fighters_ though? If i have a group of 10 friends and jump Connor Mcgregor we'll kick his ass. If i sneak up on Brock Lesnar while he's pumping gas and i have a shotgun and a baseball bat i'm going to take him out. Who is the pound for pound king of the animal kingdom?? They are a rather undignified animal, but the dung beetle. --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941724996] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>AsianFury2020 posted... </cite> <quote>Who is the true king of animal _fighters_ though? If i have a group of 10 friends and jump Connor Mcgregor we'll kick his ass. If i sneak up on Brock Lesnar while he's pumping gas and i have a shotgun and a baseball bat i'm going to take him out. Who is the pound for pound king of the animal kingdom??</quote>They are a rather undignified animal, but the dung beetle. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
rodu_jr 07/05/20 9:45:11 PM #21:	Tell us about amphicyons <cite>rodu_jr posted [p:941725070] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>Tell us about amphicyons </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ZeroX91 07/05/20 9:47:13 PM #22:	https://youtu.be/rP0uuI80wuY --- 2 to the 1 from the 1 to the 3, a fitting end for a monster like me. <cite>ZeroX91 posted [p:941725148] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>https://youtu.be/rP0uuI80wuY </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
coh 07/05/20 9:48:08 PM #23:	EnragedSlith posted... Most successful predators are dragonflies (~95% success rate) and wild dogs (~80%). Big cats are actually pretty low on the list of successful hunt percentage among top predators, hovering around 20%. Because big cats go after fast skittish animals Dogs hunt big dumb slow animals <cite>coh posted [p:941725179] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>EnragedSlith posted... </cite> <quote>Most successful predators are dragonflies (~95% success rate) and wild dogs (~80%). Big cats are actually pretty low on the list of successful hunt percentage among top predators, hovering around 20%.</quote>Because big cats go after fast skittish animals Dogs hunt big dumb slow animals </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ZeroX91 07/05/20 9:49:54 PM #24:	coh posted... Because big cats go after fast skittish animals Dogs hunt big dumb slow animals Cuz Dogs follow the work smarter not harder method...its why they will usurp us one day. --- 2 to the 1 from the 1 to the 3, a fitting end for a monster like me. <cite>ZeroX91 posted [p:941725237] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>coh posted... </cite> <quote>Because big cats go after fast skittish animals Dogs hunt big dumb slow animals</quote>Cuz Dogs follow the work smarter not harder method...its why they will usurp us one day. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SiO4 07/05/20 9:52:57 PM #25:	SaltyWet posted... SiO4 posted... How can you tell the difference between a Polar Beers poop, and a Brown or Black Bears? I don't know. Black and brown bear poop has nuts an berries in it. A polar bears poop ~~smells like pepper spray and has bells in it!~~ --- "Whatever the reason you're on Mars, I'm glad you're there, and I wish I was with you." ~Carl Sagan. Currently playing: Flight Simulator X.~PC <cite>SiO4 posted [p:941725346] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>SaltyWet posted...</cite> SiO4 posted...</cite> <quote> How can you tell the difference between a Polar Beers poop, and a Brown or Black Bears?</quote> <quote> I don't know. </quote> Black and brown bear poop has nuts an berries in it. A polar bears poop smells like pepper spray and has bells in it! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SaltyWet 07/05/20 10:06:45 PM #26:	ZeroX91 posted... Cuz Dogs follow the work smarter not harder method...its why they will usurp us one day. How is preying on an animal ten times your weight not working hard? --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941725844] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>ZeroX91 posted... </cite> <quote>Cuz Dogs follow the work smarter not harder method...its why they will usurp us one day.</quote>How is preying on an animal ten times your weight not working hard? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TopKekBro 07/05/20 10:09:52 PM #27:	SaltyWet posted... Their anatomy is quite different though and attests to different hunting strategies. Wolves as you know, are canids. They have long legs, long muzzles and hunt in packs. Together they can take down large prey like bison. They can do this because they have large nostrils, so oxygen intake is immense and feeds their lungs as they chase down their prey in a marathon. Their muzzles enable them to grip and hold, with the entire pack eventually wearing down their quarry. Death for their prey is more often than not slow and agonizing. Big cats, like tigers have relatively short legs, short muzzles and hunt alone. They stalk and ambush their prey, which are much fleeter of foot than they are. They do not have great stamina, their lungs are not as large and they have a smaller nasal cavity. They have shorter muzzles so they can bite into their prey's throat, and their prey cannot "shake" loose as in a muzzle that is longer and has more space to maneuver around. Death for their prey is often much quicker (although some individual tigers are known to hamstring their prey and feed on their prey alive while it slowly bleeds to death). The cheetah is the most doglike cat. It has long legs, large lungs and huge nostrils. However, they aren't truly dogs. They have more stamina than other cats but they must stalk to within a fairly short striking distance. They still do not have the endurance to run down prey over huge distances. Two families of very successful predators. Two different ways of getting to the top. Ask me anything. What big cats can a wolf beat? can any dog beat a wolf? arent wolves basically weak AF as animals go? Could a single wolf even take down an impala? <cite>TopKekBro posted [p:941725979] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>SaltyWet posted... </cite> <quote>Their anatomy is quite different though and attests to different hunting strategies. Wolves as you know, are canids. They have long legs, long muzzles and hunt in packs. Together they can take down large prey like bison. They can do this because they have large nostrils, so oxygen intake is immense and feeds their lungs as they chase down their prey in a marathon. Their muzzles enable them to grip and hold, with the entire pack eventually wearing down their quarry. Death for their prey is more often than not slow and agonizing. Big cats, like tigers have relatively short legs, short muzzles and hunt alone. They stalk and ambush their prey, which are much fleeter of foot than they are. They do not have great stamina, their lungs are not as large and they have a smaller nasal cavity. They have shorter muzzles so they can bite into their prey's throat, and their prey cannot "shake" loose as in a muzzle that is longer and has more space to maneuver around. Death for their prey is often much quicker (although some individual tigers are known to hamstring their prey and feed on their prey alive while it slowly bleeds to death). The cheetah is the most doglike cat. It has long legs, large lungs and huge nostrils. However, they aren't truly dogs. They have more stamina than other cats but they must stalk to within a fairly short striking distance. They still do not have the endurance to run down prey over huge distances. Two families of very successful predators. Two different ways of getting to the top. Ask me anything.</quote> What big cats can a wolf beat? can any dog beat a wolf? arent wolves basically weak AF as animals go? Could a single wolf even take down an impala? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ZeroX91 07/05/20 10:10:33 PM #28:	SaltyWet posted... How is preying on an animal ten times your weight not working hard? They slow as shit and there is usually 5-10 of you. That buffalo isnt gonna just shake off 3-4 wolves latches on and chompin. --- 2 to the 1 from the 1 to the 3, a fitting end for a monster like me. <cite>ZeroX91 posted [p:941726008] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>SaltyWet posted... </cite> <quote>How is preying on an animal ten times your weight not working hard?</quote>They slow as shit and there is usually 5-10 of you. That buffalo isnt gonna just shake off 3-4 wolves latches on and chompin. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SaltyWet 07/05/20 10:12:57 PM #29:	TopKekBro posted... What big cats can a wolf beat? can any dog beat a wolf? arent wolves basically weak AF as animals go? Could a single wolf even take down an impala? Anything smaller than a mountain lion. So maybe a jaguarundi. It is doubtful any dog can beat a wolf. A wolf might be able to take down an impala. They're not very big anetelopes. ZeroX91 posted... They slow as shit and there is usually 5-10 of you. That buffalo isnt gonna just shake off 3-4 wolves latches on and chompin. Ok, but a buffalo can kick a wolf's skull in. --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941726104] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>TopKekBro posted... </cite> <quote>What big cats can a wolf beat? can any dog beat a wolf? arent wolves basically weak AF as animals go? Could a single wolf even take down an impala?</quote>Anything smaller than a mountain lion. So maybe a jaguarundi. It is doubtful any dog can beat a wolf. A wolf might be able to take down an impala. They're not very big anetelopes. ZeroX91 posted... </cite> <quote>They slow as shit and there is usually 5-10 of you. That buffalo isnt gonna just shake off 3-4 wolves latches on and chompin.</quote>Ok, but a buffalo can kick a wolf's skull in. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ZeroX91 07/05/20 10:15:11 PM #30:	SaltyWet posted... Ok, but a buffalo can kick a wolf's skull in. I mean so could a human and we still lose without a pointy stick and there being 3+ --- 2 to the 1 from the 1 to the 3, a fitting end for a monster like me. <cite>ZeroX91 posted [p:941726210] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>SaltyWet posted... </cite> <quote>Ok, but a buffalo can kick a wolf's skull in.</quote>I mean so could a human and we still lose without a pointy stick and there being 3+ </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MyWifeBeatsMe 07/05/20 10:16:12 PM #31:	I just want to know which Bear is best? <cite>MyWifeBeatsMe posted [p:941726259] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>I just want to know which Bear is best? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ZeroX91 07/05/20 10:19:46 PM #32:	MyWifeBeatsMe posted... I just want to know which Bear is best? https://youtu.be/j21f7aeTrbc --- 2 to the 1 from the 1 to the 3, a fitting end for a monster like me. <cite>ZeroX91 posted [p:941726390] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>MyWifeBeatsMe posted... </cite> <quote>I just want to know which Bear is best?</quote>https://youtu.be/j21f7aeTrbc </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
coh 07/05/20 10:31:03 PM #33:	I mean obviously a bison is gonna be harder to kill than a gazelle or something, but with the latter the challenge is actually catching the damn thing. <cite>coh posted [p:941726834] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>I mean obviously a bison is gonna be harder to kill than a gazelle or something, but with the latter the challenge is actually catching the damn thing. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Balrog0 07/05/20 10:31:14 PM #34:	SaltyWet posted... It is doubtful any dog can beat a wolf. Did they not breed some dogs for that purpose? I seriously have no idea I hate big dogs --- But to you who are listening I say: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you. <cite>Balrog0 posted [p:941726846] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>SaltyWet posted... </cite> <quote>It is doubtful any dog can beat a wolf.</quote> Did they not breed some dogs for that purpose? I seriously have no idea I hate big dogs </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TopKekBro 07/05/20 10:34:13 PM #35:	Is it safe to have a guard dog in the country? Couldnt a mountain lion or bobcat snatch it? <cite>TopKekBro posted [p:941726962] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>Is it safe to have a guard dog in the country? Couldnt a mountain lion or bobcat snatch it? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SaltyWet 07/05/20 10:34:22 PM #36:	Balrog0 posted... Did they not breed some dogs for that purpose? I seriously have no idea I hate big dogs No I don't believe so. You might be thinking of foxes. --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941726968] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>Balrog0 posted... </cite> <quote>Did they not breed some dogs for that purpose? I seriously have no idea I hate big dogs</quote>No I don't believe so. You might be thinking of foxes. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SaltyWet 07/05/20 10:35:12 PM #37:	TopKekBro posted... Is it safe to have a guard dog in the country? Couldnt a mountain lion or bobcat snatch it? A bobcat probably cannot kill a guard dog. A mountain lion could kill a wolf and pretty much any dog. --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941726992] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>TopKekBro posted... </cite> <quote>Is it safe to have a guard dog in the country? Couldnt a mountain lion or bobcat snatch it?</quote>A bobcat probably cannot kill a guard dog. A mountain lion could kill a wolf and pretty much any dog. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
geekneck99 07/05/20 10:35:26 PM #38:	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_hunting_with_dogs As far as big cats go... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boerboel Individual boerboels have been documented killing Adult male leopards. --- If you can read this, you don't need glasses. <cite>geekneck99 posted [p:941726998] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_hunting_with_dogs As far as big cats go... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boerboel Individual boerboels have been documented killing Adult male leopards. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Balrog0 07/05/20 10:44:32 PM #39:	SaltyWet posted... No I don't believe so. You might be thinking of foxes. I just mean I figured that the kind of dogs that were supposed to guard livestock might be able to 'beat' a wolf though like I said I don't know the first thing about it. I assume it doesn't really come up irl because wolves are pack animals and dogs usually have people around or whatever --- But to you who are listening I say: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you. <cite>Balrog0 posted [p:941727351] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>SaltyWet posted... </cite> <quote>No I don't believe so. You might be thinking of foxes.</quote> I just mean I figured that the kind of dogs that were supposed to guard livestock might be able to 'beat' a wolf though like I said I don't know the first thing about it. I assume it doesn't really come up irl because wolves are pack animals and dogs usually have people around or whatever </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SaltyWet 07/05/20 10:44:45 PM #40:	geekneck99 posted... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_hunting_with_dogs As far as big cats go... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boerboel Individual boerboels have been documented killing Adult male leopards. We were talking about individual dogs vs wolves. I think even if a dog outweighs a wolf, the wolf's wildness and survival skills outmatch the dog's. It must've been a sick leopard :p --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941727355] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>geekneck99 posted... </cite> <quote>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_hunting_with_dogs As far as big cats go... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boerboel Individual boerboels have been documented killing Adult male leopards.</quote>We were talking about individual dogs vs wolves. I think even if a dog outweighs a wolf, the wolf's wildness and survival skills outmatch the dog's. It must've been a sick leopard :p </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
jumi 07/05/20 10:50:56 PM #41:	A cheetah is the most doglike cat yet lions are the only big cats that hunt in packs? Also cheetahs are very skinny and have almost no stamina. --- XBL Gamertag: Rob Thorsman Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/robertvsilvers <cite>jumi posted [p:941727585] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>A cheetah is the most doglike cat yet lions are the only big cats that hunt in packs? Also cheetahs are very skinny and have almost no stamina. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TopKekBro 07/05/20 11:07:52 PM #42:	SaltyWet posted... A bobcat probably cannot kill a guard dog. A mountain lion could kill a wolf and pretty much any dog. Can it happen though? Is it common? <cite>TopKekBro posted [p:941728290] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>SaltyWet posted... </cite> <quote>A bobcat probably cannot kill a guard dog. A mountain lion could kill a wolf and pretty much any dog.</quote> Can it happen though? Is it common? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SaltyWet 07/05/20 11:09:32 PM #43:	jumi posted... A cheetah is the most doglike cat yet lions are the only big cats that hunt in packs? Also cheetahs are very skinny and have almost no stamina. In anatomy yes. Cheetah brothers also stick together for life and also hunt together. As for lions, they still stalk and ambush. They don't chase their prey for long like wolves do. --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941728367] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>jumi posted... </cite> <quote>A cheetah is the most doglike cat yet lions are the only big cats that hunt in packs? Also cheetahs are very skinny and have almost no stamina.</quote>In anatomy yes. Cheetah brothers also stick together for life and also hunt together. As for lions, they still stalk and ambush. They don't chase their prey for long like wolves do. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SaltyWet 07/05/20 11:10:19 PM #44:	TopKekBro posted... Can it happen though? Is it common? A mountain lion needs to catch a lone wolf unawares https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXL_ALCRUcU --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941728408] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>TopKekBro posted... </cite> <quote>Can it happen though? Is it common?</quote>A mountain lion needs to catch a lone wolf unawares https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXL_ALCRUcU </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
IfGodCouldDie 07/05/20 11:49:41 PM #45:	MyWifeBeatsMe posted... I just want to know which Bear is best? Black bears, because they eat beets. --- Mind post. XBL:Cyanide Sucker PSN:IfGodCouldDie IGN:SuperPattyCakes FC: SW-1615-6159-5504 <cite>IfGodCouldDie posted [p:941729947] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>MyWifeBeatsMe posted... </cite> <quote>I just want to know which Bear is best?</quote>Black bears, because they eat beets. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Giblet_Enjoyer 07/06/20 12:53:08 AM #46:	ZeroX91 posted... Cuz Dogs follow the work smarter not harder method...its why they will usurp us one day. What? Dude cats sneak up and ambush, dogs run after prey until the prey can't run anymore. The dogs are clearly the ones working harder and cats are arguably working smarter Also cats have a low success rate because it's much harder hunting alone than with help, this is kinda obvious --- He which make friends with scorpion, soon come to find out what a scorpion does - they bite people with its tail --ancient Chinese proverb <cite>Giblet_Enjoyer posted [p:941732006] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>ZeroX91 posted... </cite> <quote>Cuz Dogs follow the work smarter not harder method...its why they will usurp us one day.</quote>What? Dude cats sneak up and ambush, dogs run after prey until the prey can't run anymore. The dogs are clearly the ones working harder and cats are arguably working smarter Also cats have a low success rate because it's much harder hunting alone than with help, this is kinda obvious </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TopKekBro 07/06/20 11:11:50 AM #47:	Being a wolf sucks if you are not the alpha. Ditto for lions <cite>TopKekBro posted [p:941744905] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>Being a wolf sucks if you are not the alpha. Ditto for lions </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SaltyWet 07/06/20 12:47:56 PM #48:	TopKekBro posted... Being a wolf sucks if you are not the alpha. Ditto for lions Lions do not have a true hierarchy. --- SaltyWet <cite>SaltyWet posted [p:941748749] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>TopKekBro posted... </cite> <quote>Being a wolf sucks if you are not the alpha. Ditto for lions</quote>Lions do not have a true hierarchy. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tyranthraxus 07/06/20 12:48:40 PM #49:	TopKekBro posted... Being a wolf sucks if you are not the alpha. Ditto for lions Wolves don't have "alpha"s. --- It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha." https://imgur.com/dQgC4kv <cite>Tyranthraxus posted [p:941748773] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>TopKekBro posted... </cite> <quote>Being a wolf sucks if you are not the alpha. Ditto for lions</quote> Wolves don't have "alpha"s. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SrRd_RacinG 07/06/20 12:50:46 PM #50:	A wolf vs the biggest, strongest dog. --- https://media.giphy.com/media/l3vRn3I4UyDoKyWLC/giphy.gif <cite>SrRd_RacinG posted [p:941748837] in Wolves and... [t:78826496]...</cite> <quote>A wolf vs the biggest, strongest dog. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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