You've always seemed like such a genuine person, just happy to talk about animals. I don't care about the outcomes in these "fights" so much, I just love the animal facts. I hope some of your other, non-combat videos get as much views.
@@TsukiCove you’re wrong about lion v tiger Just because it can take down a bear doesn’t mean it can take down a lion, you realise how different a lion and a bear is right? Speed, agility, power way of fighting. It’s like comparing apples with oranges, good video though. And Siberian tigers don’t have a bigger max size than any lion now, that was a thing of past
@@endersaurpvps1586 This thread is about how some of us don't care who wins the fights, we just like animals and animal facts, and perhaps they shouldn't be pitted against one another even in list form. Read the room. Or thread, in this case.
The snow leopards range actually overlaps with the Indian leopard in the Himalayas throughout India, China, Nepal and Bhutan and the leopards are more dominant in their native range.
Hello Tsuki If you didn 't know siberian tigers are increasing in population as they increased from 450 last year to 600 in 2022 and have became one of Russia 's greatest conservation success stories.
I can't tell if that's just a language issue of a *wildly* wrong misconception, but for the sake of clarity: they did not go from 450 to 600 in a year, or even over several years. The population was close to 600 back in 2015.
Your video shows how bland life would be without these majestic creatures. The diversity of life is really amazing and, the way you judged it really must have been hard because each animal is specific to their environment. Good show!
@@TsukiCove ur mother's boyfriend told u male lions tend to be heavier than tigers except the Siberian tiger? Even the bengal tiger is heavier than a African male lion in general.
@@indyreno2933 I thought tigers were in Panthera genus alongwith all big cats , Panthera Tigris and Panthera Uncia (Tiger & Snow Leopard respectively).
They are closely related because they're all part of the panthera genus. I have no idea where you got the information that they aren't closely related at all. All the big cats are very close genetically.
@@oktusprime3637 The ancestor of tigers and snow leopards diverged from the ancestor of the other big cat species sometime between 4.3-3.8 million years ago. About 3.2 million years ago is when the snow leopards and the tiger diverged. Snow leopards and leopards do share a common ancestor, but not a direct ancestor. It's kind of like how orangutans and humans share a common ancestor but no direct ancestor, though the time scale is different.
@@D.Rodrigues_18 Tigers and lions are each other's closest relatives, and they diverged 7 million years ago. The common ancestor of lions and leopards diverged way before that. Many species can have hybrids with distant relatives, but those hybrids are almost always infertile. Mules, for instance. And Ligers/tigons, the hybrid of a lion and a tiger.
I like that I'm learning things I never knew about different animals, plus the idea of certain animals fighting and what the outcome would be is definitely thought-provoking 🤔 nice vid man
Leopard vs Snow Leopard was an odd choice, since there are many Leopards in Asia. You might have also done Indian Rhino vs. White Rhino or Dhole vs. African Wild Dog. PS) I suspect some of the Dislikes may have been from people disagreeing with your predictions.
African wild dog: 60cm at shoulder , 23kg Dhole: 50cm 20kg = clapped. Indian rhino: 1.9m tall , 2.2 ton (strenght: thicker skin, weakness: usually has a smaller and blunted single horn) White rhino: 1.9m, 2.3 ton (strenght: large sharp horn with a big block head made for goring at speed. Weakness: thinner skin, worse eyesight) Winner white rhino. Asia never had a chance with your picks.
I might have to disagree and say that the male lion would triumph over the tiger. While sheer size isn’t always a determining factor, on a balanced scale, the male lion is probably more forced to engage in battle. Both are forced to it’s just that male lions are pushed farther.
The Honey Badger is a bad man. I got my money on him against just about anything its size and a little bigger. The Tiger is an amazing animal and a straight killer. I'll take him over all the big cats. Was fun and informative to watch. Great video
@@charlesendicott9044 badger because of his skin making it hard to penetrate also the bite force of a honey badger is higher ... the predators that the honey badger have to fight off are much larger and dangerous .... the wolverine bite force is only 50 psi
Although it might not be your favorite thing to make, I’m glad these videos are expanding the scope of your audience and they’re rly entertaining! Keep up the great work 👍
Fun fact lions are more closer related to leopards than tigers, but tigers are more closely related to snow leopards but snow leopards are not that closely related to actual leopards
Until 100 years ago, when Japan's one-sided and massive hunting took place, more than 100 Amur tigers, also known as Siberian tigers, survived throughout the mountainous regions of the Korean Peninsula. (Hundreds of Amur tigers lived until the 19th century)
Other animals from Africa and Asia would be the Nile crocodile and the saltwater crocodile, the white rhino and the Indian rhino, the African Cape buffalo and the Asian water buffalo, the water monitor and the komodo dragon.
Your first video was class. I loved it. Those dislikes were all from salty Americans. And the European Badger would definitely kill the American Badger
@@handzofstone1152 Yes it would. European badgers are bigger, stronger and more aggressive. I once seen a European badger kill 4 Belarusian Gonchak's (which are bred to hunt Wild Boar). An uncle 9f mine used to hunt American badgers. He said his wolfhound would fuck up the badger very quickly. And as a European Badger can fatally wound Irish wolfhounds a European badger would definitely kill a American badger
I couldnt agree more and @handzofstone, its literally stronger and over double the americans total mass. I , who lives in the europe and has seen badgers square up too bears and wolves, ( and win) must agree that the european version would clap the american badger. Stay mad 😎😎😎😎
Regarding the leopard part... Asian leopards are bigger, the Persian leopard and Sri Lankan leopards are quite bigger than their African counter parts.. so it was an unfair competition.
He wasn't comparing subspecies just analogues. Also african forest leopard although being poorly studied have been theorised to be a lot bigger than any other subspecies because they're the top predators of their ecosystems. And it would make more sense if they are as big as estimated because usually when animals move from a mainland environment to an island they get smaller do deal with the lack of resources especially seeing that they used to share their habitat with another big cat (tigers) which didn't go extinct that long ago and might have existed around the same time humans were in the island so leopards would need to be fast and agile to survive along side them. And just incase you think I'm being biased or something and it goes the same for parsian leopards where they shared their homerange with the asiatic lion and the caspian tiger and their current size is due to the climate where animals grow larger in cold environments to conserve their body heat .... I'm from the middle east and we have the smallest leopard subspecies out there , they are basically oversized house cats 😅.
@@VeganSanatani not really, at least not in Africa a lot of animals from central Africa haven't been studied that extensive and haven't been documented its actually really fascinating how most frest animals are under studied but thats mostly because of how difficult it's to study the animals there due to the environment and the fact that getting there is a pain, the pests, disease, and the dangers. And aside from that, whenever you see the size of an animal being stated that's an average and on average African leopard are bigger that means they calculated more than one specimen and give the estimate. Though there's no doubt that places like India and Sri Lanka have a larger population of leopards so you can be proud of that.
Just to add a bit of extra information about Tigers vs Lions. Humans actually used to pit them against one another in the past and tigers almost always won, so much so that betting odds were regularly heavily against Lions. There have also been incidents in more recent history of Tigers smacking Lions so hard they completely destroy their jaws.
It’s mostly an equal battle . Depends on the situation . If I’m being honest it’s the same with many lion who have won as well . Because both of them are an almost equal size
Hey Tsuki, love your video's! Since you're always asking for suggestions I might have one: Plants associated with aquaria could be an interesting idea for an episode. Aquatic plants are (in my personal experience) kindof neglected by many RUclipsrs in the educational/nature corner of YT. Like fungi. Anyways your video's always make me smile when a new one comes out. Thank you for the content 💝
I know this seems a bit far fetched but it would be cool if you made a video on extinct American versions of African animals, vs the African animals themselves. Things like Wooly mammoths vs Bush elephants, African lions vs American lions, American cheetahs vs African cheetahs.... and so. Like I said, yes it’s far fetched considering we don’t know as much about the American counter parts as much as we do the African ones.... but it would be interesting to see a video on it.
This ^. It may be the only way to give any continent a chance against Africa. Unless you do more diverse matches like snakes vs...then Australia wins because everything in Australia cheats.
It would be a bit unfair since ancient america had loads of megafauna while africa has only 3 species of megafauna left, 2 of which being elephants. The Neanderthals kinda screwed over their large mammals.
There’s also, you know, the fact that just about every Pleistocene animal is bigger than their modern relatives, hence why they’re called “megafauna”. Size pretty much the dominating factor in these kind of arguments, so it would be an absolute landslide for North America
I would ignore the dislikes and negative comments I have been a long time fan and I enjoy EVERY video I saw no problem with the American vs European animals video and I also agree with the European badger winning, aggression is helpful but size is a HUGE factor in a fight!
Master Tsuki the part where you stand by the previous Badger decision was hilarious. I'd also like to point to a source for material for future Vs videos: there used to be a series called animal face off
That shows results are unreliable as a source as they usually create favorable situations for the animal they want to win. It is likened to another show called Deadliest Warrior which is also horribly inaccurate. They bring in these so called professionals to simulate a battle half the time they know just enough to trick the average viewer & pass it off as accurate.
Cape buffalo vs indian gaur, persian leopard vs african leopard, white rhino vs indian rhino, mugger croc vs nile croc, indian mongoose vs white tailed mongoose, komodo dragon vs nile monitor, spotted hyena vs striped hyena, indian dhole vs african wild dog, tibetan macaque vs mandrill, african rock python vs reticulated python, black mamba vs king cobra and nilgai vs giant eland. these battles should also be there.
I agree with you on the badgers because damn nobody seems to know how large they are. When my dog was three or four months old, she caught a bloody badger and killed it which really upset me. It was bigger than her and at the time as long as my leg. They have a big head with a strong bite too. My dog has a scar on her side from one of the claws. Its faint now but even just one swipe and its like a bear.
I have to ask why the snow leopard is on here there more related to tiger’s than true leopards and there are leopards in India and other Asian countries
Your first video was awesome dude trust me I like these kinda videos. You got my like and subscription! Well done! This video is just as good I'll keep watching and liking. Good day
I feel like I remember you (or another channel) having an individual video on just African and Asian elephants fighting, but the fight mentioned was apparently fictional. Where did that video go?
Could you make a bracket tournament series on how long would especies of the same phylogenetic branch would last on earth at the pace humanity is moving?. E.g. One tournament for Parrots, Elephants, Rhinos and so on…
I think an average lion would win against an average Siberian tiger. Reason: Lions have far more experience fighting with other lions. They know nuances of feline vs feline fight way better than tigers do.
I still think you're giving our ferocious Badger a short shrift, however you seem like a very nice guy. I'm giving you another like, but it's not without some feeling of sadness. Poor our Badger.
The badger matchup was just unfair. Honey Badgers are like, _the face_ of badgers on the internet. Whenever someone brings up badgers, they immediately point to the Honey Badger as an example. Comparing any other badgers to it is just plain cruel.
African Wild Dog vs Dhole Nile Crocodile vs Saltwater Crocodile Golden Jackal vs Black Backed Jackal African Rock Python vs Burmese Python Spotted Hyena vs Striped Hyena
The first video was good, it's just that the badger one was honestly off. There's only like a 2-3 lb. difference between the two, which really isn't enough to be an advantage, and the American badger is a lot more aggressive in addition to having tougher competition. So if the two fought, it would be the most likely winner. As far as this one goes, this one was really good, however - and I know that you probably didn't want a complete blowout - but I just didn't really understand why you used a tiger (especially the largest subspecies of tiger) against an African lion whenever Asia has their own subspecies of lion. I personally would've put the African lion against the Asiatic lion as well as the white rhino against the Indian rhino, the rock python against the reticulated python, and either the cape buffalo against the water buffalo, or the African leopard against the Persian or Sri Lankan leopard. Which in my opinion would've still resulted in a win for Africa, but would've made it closer match-up at 3-2.
I still stand with his opinion. Eurasian badgers are also incredibly aggressive and are just a bit less aggressive, they also can beat wolves, fend off bears and are the main killed of cattle in Europe because they carry a disease. They are over twice the size and are stronger. You still thing American badger wins?
I have to disagree with the tiger choice because back in time they made lions and tigers fight and most the time the lion won … there was even a video from the 1900’s where they were put together to fight to the death and the lion eventually won
@@aganbraganca4156 but the tigers didn’t win all the time 🤨 there’s stories of both winning… there’s a story where a tiger snuck up on a lion yet the lion still won. But there’s also stories where they just faced 1 v 1 and the lion lost … just depends
Kinda unfair on the Honey Badger part, given they are fairly common in the whole middle-east and India and the Lion VS Tiger Part... While Siberian Tiger has been recorded as the largest but on average Bengal tigers are larger in current time... Historically the average was similar for both populations, but now Bengal Tigers are larger on average and are larger than Lions too. And African Leopard isn't a species it's a subspecies if anything the largest Leopard subspecies is found in Sri Lanka, and there are more Leopard Subspecies found in Asia, that's just BS handing Leopards to Africa, heck even Mega Cities like Mumbai and Jaipur here in India have leopards. An Indian/Himalayan/Tibetan Wolf or Dhole VS African Wild Dog would have been more fair and rather should have used Rhinos than badgers or even Cape Buffalo VS Gaur/Water Buffalo. Leopard was just too unfair.
Lol a cape buffalo would stomp a gaur. Sure the gaur has the weight advantage but buffalo have alot more aggression plus they don't only have deadly horns but the boss of the horns is super thick so if a gaur decides to charge head to head it's skull would fracture. They aren't called the black death for nothing in africa. Again the white rhino would skewer the larger indian rhino simple because of weaponry, the indian rhino has a smaller and blunter horn and despite the thicker skin would be impaled by the bigger head and horn of a white rhino. African dogs would clap a dhole and should you want to compare hyenas the spotted would clap the brown hyena. The only 2 w's asia has on africa is bears and tigers. The rest are clapped.
cry harder... African leopards are much stronger than any leopards found in Asia it's not even close... and then why compare lions to a tiger... why not compare the African Lion to the Asian lions.. there are no tigers in Africa and Comparing lions to tiger was just a pity call so Asia can win some
@@chiboy2308 You clown, I said Leopard shouldn't even be contention, cause it is fairly common both continents... And no an African Leopard isn't stronger than a Sri Lankan leopard. You can go check the research papers available online or the simple size difference of both
@@lukeozade9957 Lol nah a Cape buffalo can't stomp a Gaur it's like European and American Badger scenario again... Yes the Cape Buffalo is more aggressive but it just won't make a difference against an animal almost twice it's size... It's called Black death because of the human kills and not it's ability to push off larger animals, they get bullied by Rhinos and Elephants all the time... And you might wanna check the skull anatomy of a Gaur they too have a bony crest on top of their skulls and besides these animals don't bash heads like sheep they push each other or charge on sides with them. So there goes that argument and sure as hell a Cape Buffalo isn't outdoing Gaur in any strength competition, You know the basic behaviour of the Cape Buffalo which is very commonly documented, but you aren't aware on how they actually clash, or about the huge size difference here. Another mistake is Indian Rhino being bigger, it is bigger than the Black Rhino but the White Rhino is larger, and it will probably come out on top, I mentioned that cause it would be a closer comparison than some other clashes mentioned here, Also I love how conveniently ignored Wolves from Asia.
@@niharg2011 a boney crest isn't the same as a boss. The one is skull the other is a ceratin base capable of absorbing shock. Plus they have a much thicker neck. Comparing a 900kg buffalo to 3 ton rhino and 6 ton bull elephant is laughable. Also a gaur isn't close to double the weight of a cape buffalo, bull can reach a metric ton, a bull gaur gets to about 1.35 ton to 1.5 ton on the big end. That's not double the weight 🤣. Also with your size defeats all the 13kg european badger should beat a 10kg honeybadger and i think anyone with half a brain knows the honeybadger would clap the european badger lol. The gaur has a boney ridge of about 6 to 8 inches. I've seen a cape buffalo boss measure to 12 to 14 inches in thickness and remember, its ceratin so it's alot stronger than a boney crest. Also I've seen bulls take on 3 to 5 lions. Gaurs go down to 1 tiger, granted tigers are stronger but 5 lions would clap a tiger🤷♂️. Also thicker skin and a height advantage (because being taller isn't always a advantage). A cape buffalo would charge a gaur and crack it's skull head to head on to of that shout it come close it would only hook the throat and bowels of the gaur (who has hide half as thick) while the gaur could only try and goar the back of the buffalo face to face and that's the toughest part of their hide. The only way a gaur wins is if it does a preemptive charge to the side of the buffalo using it's weight advantage. Which i already said is an advantage. The buffalo just has more tools to it's advantage. Same with a white rhino and indian rhino 🤷♂️
There are few exceptions like 'Gaur' being bigger than cape Buffalo Salt water crocodile being bigger than nile crocodile. Also Kommodo dragon is the largest lizard And Tiger is the biggest big cat.
@@sv4647 yeah this Guy could have choosen its matchups better, the first thing I thought of was gaur vs cape búffalo as you said. Like how does he compare an orangutan vs a gorilla, thats just straight Up unfair.
At least one reason can be because Asia is more densely populated. Indian lions can grow to size of African ones but their range won't permit it. Lots on animals were killed for trophies too thus smaller size helps evolution wise. Just my opinion.
Africa has the most powerful predators in general but, don't forget the South American Jaguar, the Anaconda, Eurasian Wolverine and Siberian Tiger and many more. Apart from humans, the greatest predator on the planet is the Orca!
I agree with your answer as I'm from India, Asia, yeah, and there is lot more other animals you can also do, with African animals Vs Asian animals, your conclusion is perfectly well explained and very reasonable outcomes. I would like to see more. Cause there are many wild animals similar we can compare with, but Africans has many big wild animals more then many other countries in the world. And in Asia we have our own too, with similar species of wild animals but little less then Africa.
Snow leopards can literally fall off a cliff on a mountain and survive while at the same time kill their prey. I doubt an African leopard can do the same
My main 2 conflicts here are that the honey badger could have been paired with another honeybadger, which would make a more fair fight. Also the african lion could have been paired with the asiatic lion, which in all honesty would be a much less fair fight, to which I have little doubt would go to the african lion, but both are lions, as opposed to them just both being felines, which to my mind would have been more applicable in an asia vs Africa scenario.
Lol, the guy destroying his computer is like one of my coworkers we nicknamed caveman because he bangs on his keyboard when his computer doesn't work right
I personally think the lion would’ve beaten the Tiger. Because how big cats hunt, unlike house cats which are sadistic, and like to play with their food before killing it, they like to kill things instantly usually by breaking their neck or cutting open their throat. The male lion is basically invulnerable to that kind of attack due to its large mane making it harder for the tiger to bite or claw the lion’s neck which would give the lion time enough to retaliate and bring its larger size and weight to bear on the tiger.
Philippine eagle VS Martial eagle Indian cobra VS Cape cobra King cobra VS Black mamba Monocled cobra VS Egyptian cobra Water buffalo VS African buffalo Northern pike VS Goliath tigerfish Taimen VS Goliath tigerfish Indian crocodile VS Nile crocodile Komodo dragon VS African monitor lizard
1:05 At first I did not agree with your prediction, but when I think about it, this fight is almost like a Cape buffalo vs. an Indian gaur. While the buffalo is more aggressive, the gaur weighs nearly 1000 pounds/450 kg more (and thus is close to 50% larger than the buffalo). With this much of a size difference, aggression doesn’t matter as much.
Lol a gaur wouldn't stand a chance against a cape buffalo. Apart from the aggression mentioned. It's built for fighting whereas the gaurs only defence is size. 1) buffalo hide is twice as thick 2) the boss on a buffalo's horns is so thick if the gaur and buffalo charged for a headbutt the gaurs skull would crack in two. 3) buffalo are short compared to gaur. If it gets under the head the gaur is instantly done 4)I've seen big horn rams crack a bulls skull. Now imagine a ram 3/4 the size of a bull taking on a normal bull. Same outcome between a cape buffalo and gaur.
I would first of all like to say that i think neither American or European Badger is mean at all, but both can be somewhat aggressive, althrough The American Badger is far more aggressive. And also, i personally think your American European video is great!
Actually he wasn't correct. Apparently you have been reading many other people who stated the weight of the tiger you didn't agree with. You should know that many saying the same thing is mostly likely the truth compared to if only one or two say something different. You comment to me is saying everybody else is wrong but this one person is correct. That is not how things in this world work. The results of the many outweigh the results of the few. All Siberian tigers alive today make up this species and on average weigh between 500 - 600lbs. There are many in captivity over 600lbs while trying to determine the average size in the wild is incomplete due to the low population and the area in which they live. There are many who man has never seen before and the few they have been able to get information on have mostly all been tigresses. Recently, in the last 5 years, there have been several tracks of very large tigers discovered. One is estimated to weigh 700+lbs and a second around 650lbs. A third one, which was seen by a local hunter, is estimated between 600 - 650lbs. So there are still very large tigers out there in the wild. They just haven't been seen or been able to get any information on. To many people, like yourself, will believe in one source and what it says. That is not how facts are determined. It takes several different sources all coming to the same or very similar conclusions to consider something a fact. The Siberian Tiger is still the biggest and strongest cat in the world. No African lion would stand a chance against a Siberian tiger in a one on one fight. Hell lions barely have a chance against a Bengal tiger. Anyway the African lion is not bigger than the Siberian tiger. Not even close. The average African lion weighs between 390 - 440lbs. Large Siberian Tigresses are pretty much the same size. I saw this video that had a single African lion kept in the same enclosure with 3 Siberian Tigresses. All 3 were larger than the lion and that is one group of females the lion couldn't rule over. They dominated him. Anyway he got the weight of the tiger wrong and the lion a bit to large. He was correct in who would win a fight between the two though.
The American badger has a completely different fighting styles and other badgers Because it is low to the ground and has a thick coat of fur on its back It’s hard for most animals to get an advantage . The also battle with there backs to a hole You can not always use size and The wing factor As I’m sure you’ve seen fights between bobcats and Linx
The African leopard also occur in the Sub Continent and Sri Lanka the Sri Lankan variety is larger than the African variety. If an African Leopard met a Sri Lankan leopard the point would go to Asia.
Cape buffalo vs Indian gaur African wild dog vs dhol Nile crocodile vs salt water crocodile ( found in south east asia) African rhino vs Indian rhino Black mamba vs King cobra Warthog vs Eurasian wild boar Cheetah vs clouded leopard
Indian gaur win mid diff(size as advantage) African wild dog wins low mid diff Nile croc and salt water 50-50(if they both use both crocs of the same size and in their prime eg gustave a nile croc and lolong a salt water croc then nile crocs wins mid diff) Africa rhino wins mid diff(size and aggressivensess as advantage) 50-50(depending who strikes venom first) Warthog wins mid diff Africa leopard wins low mid diff Africa 6. Asia 3
lol you showed a map for the Tiger’s range with the oceans in brown and the land in blue… Why? That hurt my brain! Great video though. Awesome channel:)
Csn you do African and Asian counterparts like Dholes vs African Wild Dogs (Painted Dog) Tigers vs Lions Indian Gaur vs Cape Buffalo Asian One Horned Rhino vs African White and Black Rhino
Personally as someone from Africa I think it should have been 5:0 for Africa since lions naturally do everything together in the wild as one, plus if the male lion is bigger why would he not win, lions also take on really large animals, you should do Africa vs Australia next, that would be a real fight 😉
@@neutralboi1984 Not necessarily, especially if what you say is true, if a male lion is heavier than a male tiger, why would he not win, and because he is bigger he should theoretically be stronger, so in my opinion the only way a male lion would loose to a male tiger, is if your facts are rong and lions are not bigger/heavier than tigers, not true 🤔
I live in a small city in sweden and badgers and other wild animals are rare but can be seen and a badger walked across my backyard in the middle of the night so I joined up my cat and went inside since I've had multiple cats takes by foxes and badgers
You do realize that most of the videos here on you.tube, like this one, are not made by experts but by people who want to make videos. The information in them is of their own opinion more than actual fact. To learn the truth and correct information about animals, it is best to go to your local library and several others around where you live. The internet isn't 100% reliable due to the fact that anyone can make something up with Microsoft word or make a video, like the ones you see here, then upload it. Libraries have mostly published material and not just anyone can get something published. I know this because I have been reading and watching things on big cats and bears since the early 70's. I have a vast knowledge of these animals and pretty much know what information is correct and what isn't. What I am saying is don't take what people say in their videos as 100% fact and accurate. There isn't to many videos here that give the same information on the same animals. Facts are determined by several different sources all coming to the same conclusions or something very similar. One or two sources does not make something a fact.
@@t74guard78 I absolutely hate people like you. If you were really had *vast knowledge* about these animals (which I highly doubt) you would actually encourage videos like this. Because they make people who had no idea about these animals curious about the subject. It’s not about you, nor it is about the 100% reliability of the internet. It is about making people aware of these animals and making them curious enough to care and learn more. Videos like these help a lot, while people like you are what turns them away.
A question: Are there bears in Africa? Grey wolves? You didn't mention rhinos or crocodiles and other strong animals, but a badger?? If you don't consider India an Asian country, honey badger is of course African animal. It is more distributed in Africa, but it also lives in South West Asia. If you wanted to compare lions, you should talk about with Indian lion as you did with badgers, not a tiger. And there are more than white leopards in Asia, but you chose the smallest species among them. I hope you make more objective videos than showing your favorite animals.
The amount of times you said "indangered" I kind of makes me sad 🙁 Be honest dude...... Do you think any of them wil survive? And I try my best to keep the same hope of for these animals but we are not giving them a chance to even bounce back.
Makes sense that most of the African animals would be more powerful overall. It's a constant arms race to see who is better adapted. It also factors in the fact that African is one of the only places on Earth that has a large collection of Mega Fauna, so this also factors in the arms race mentality. Other places on the planet like in Asia, there not many large species. So the selective pressure to get more powerful isn't as demanding as in Africa, with some few exceptions [like the Siberian Tiger].
I just so happen to like your videos, I do have a question, being that elephants are matriarchal. Would it not make sense to put two females rather than males as the females are larger like you'd find with hyenas?
Yeah it surprised me too when the most viewed videos is the one with violence lol. The amount of endangered species deserves a little more spotlight. Human nature I guess but I still love your videos on endangered animals as they are just as important.
You've always seemed like such a genuine person, just happy to talk about animals. I don't care about the outcomes in these "fights" so much, I just love the animal facts. I hope some of your other, non-combat videos get as much views.
Thank you i really appreciate it :)
I agree - it would be more fair to say, "who/which has the bigger advantage."
@@TsukiCove you’re wrong about lion v tiger
Just because it can take down a bear doesn’t mean it can take down a lion, you realise how different a lion and a bear is right? Speed, agility, power way of fighting. It’s like comparing apples with oranges, good video though.
And Siberian tigers don’t have a bigger max size than any lion now, that was a thing of past
@@TsukiCove you could’ve mentioned the lion’s mane, fighting experience in there too. Lion should’ve won that lol
@@endersaurpvps1586 This thread is about how some of us don't care who wins the fights, we just like animals and animal facts, and perhaps they shouldn't be pitted against one another even in list form.
Read the room. Or thread, in this case.
The snow leopards range actually overlaps with the Indian leopard in the Himalayas throughout India, China, Nepal and Bhutan and the leopards are more dominant in their native range.
snow leopards are small compared to them. They just have lot of fur which makes them look huge
They fill different niches and don’t really compete
@@pitbullthedog668 yeah it’s not uncommon for snow leopards to often not even surpass the 50 kg range
Snow leopards are awesome.
Leopards also have proportionally larger skulls and longer canines compared to snow leopards.
Hello Tsuki If you didn 't know siberian tigers are increasing in population as they increased from 450 last year to 600 in 2022 and have became one of Russia 's greatest conservation success stories.
That’s great! Hopefully they keep this up so we don’t lose them tigers are awsome
@@VanillaFrap2506 Yes we have saved 100000 animals, and thousands of jungles and other ecosystems ever since conservation started
@@otrimapramanikdas7154 this is amazing to hear, conservation is such an important field
mfw russians are better in nature preserving than the green parties in Europe
I can't tell if that's just a language issue of a *wildly* wrong misconception, but for the sake of clarity: they did not go from 450 to 600 in a year, or even over several years. The population was close to 600 back in 2015.
Your video shows how bland life would be without these majestic creatures. The diversity of life is really amazing and, the way you judged it really must have been hard because each animal is specific to their environment. Good show!
Your first video wasn’t that bad.
Thanks i appreciate the support :)
@@TsukiCove don’t mention it 👍
@@TsukiCove can we have a top 10 snakeheads Or top 10 big snakeheads please
yea
@@TsukiCove ur mother's boyfriend told u male lions tend to be heavier than tigers except the Siberian tiger? Even the bengal tiger is heavier than a African male lion in general.
You should’ve done the Asiatic lion versus African lion, and the African leopard versus the Amur leopard!
wouldn't have changed the over all outcome though
*Sri Lankan Leopard
@@gutt2528 Africa would've got another point
@@GonnaPutSomeDirtInYourEyes-786 possibly!!!
@@GonnaPutSomeDirtInYourEyes-786 But it would make sense since they both are named Lion & have Panthera Leo in their scientific name.
Something that's interesting is that snow leopards aren't actually closely related to leopards at all. Their closest living relative is the tiger.
@@indyreno2933 I thought tigers were in Panthera genus alongwith all big cats , Panthera Tigris and Panthera Uncia (Tiger & Snow Leopard respectively).
They are closely related because they're all part of the panthera genus. I have no idea where you got the information that they aren't closely related at all. All the big cats are very close genetically.
@@oktusprime3637 The ancestor of tigers and snow leopards diverged from the ancestor of the other big cat species sometime between 4.3-3.8 million years ago. About 3.2 million years ago is when the snow leopards and the tiger diverged. Snow leopards and leopards do share a common ancestor, but not a direct ancestor. It's kind of like how orangutans and humans share a common ancestor but no direct ancestor, though the time scale is different.
Exactly leopards closest relative is the lion as they used to interbreed and after the lion their next closest is the jaguar
@@D.Rodrigues_18 Tigers and lions are each other's closest relatives, and they diverged 7 million years ago. The common ancestor of lions and leopards diverged way before that. Many species can have hybrids with distant relatives, but those hybrids are almost always infertile. Mules, for instance. And Ligers/tigons, the hybrid of a lion and a tiger.
Our zoo had a silverback. He was 6’2 and 485lbs. He died of old age a few years ago.
I like that I'm learning things I never knew about different animals, plus the idea of certain animals fighting and what the outcome would be is definitely thought-provoking 🤔 nice vid man
Leopard vs Snow Leopard was an odd choice, since there are many Leopards in Asia. You might have also done Indian Rhino vs. White Rhino or Dhole vs. African Wild Dog.
PS) I suspect some of the Dislikes may have been from people disagreeing with your predictions.
African wild dog: 60cm at shoulder , 23kg
Dhole: 50cm 20kg = clapped.
Indian rhino: 1.9m tall , 2.2 ton (strenght: thicker skin, weakness: usually has a smaller and blunted single horn)
White rhino: 1.9m, 2.3 ton (strenght: large sharp horn with a big block head made for goring at speed.
Weakness: thinner skin, worse eyesight)
Winner white rhino.
Asia never had a chance with your picks.
@@aganbraganca4156 Does it count if they are also found in the Pacific, i mean technically it can just curious?.
@@lukeozade9957 But hey you, Africans bow to Chinese.
@@paochainlay5758 ok🤷♂️
@Cartoon world Indian lion are inbred
I might have to disagree and say that the male lion would triumph over the tiger. While sheer size isn’t always a determining factor, on a balanced scale, the male lion is probably more forced to engage in battle. Both are forced to it’s just that male lions are pushed farther.
The Honey Badger is a bad man. I got my money on him against just about anything its size and a little bigger. The Tiger is an amazing animal and a straight killer. I'll take him over all the big cats. Was fun and informative to watch. Great video
Honey badger vs. Wolverine?
@@charlesendicott9044 That would be a good fight. Those wolverines are awesome too
@@charlesendicott9044 wolverine is essentially a larger, stronger, more aggressive version
@@charlesendicott9044 badger because of his skin making it hard to penetrate also the bite force of a honey badger is higher ... the predators that the honey badger have to fight off are much larger and dangerous .... the wolverine bite force is only 50 psi
Although it might not be your favorite thing to make, I’m glad these videos are expanding the scope of your audience and they’re rly entertaining! Keep up the great work 👍
Fun fact lions are more closer related to leopards than tigers, but tigers are more closely related to snow leopards but snow leopards are not that closely related to actual leopards
Jaguars are also more closely related to tigers than lions so not so closely related to the cat that most resembles them, the leopard.
@Decypha77 jaguar is more related to lions and leopards not tigers.
I totally agree with what you have opined. Looks like you've won a subscriber. So informative and much fun watching such content.
Until 100 years ago, when Japan's one-sided and massive hunting took place, more than 100 Amur tigers, also known as Siberian tigers, survived throughout the mountainous regions of the Korean Peninsula. (Hundreds of Amur tigers lived until the 19th century)
Love the videos man, keep up the great work. Support from Trinidad 🇹🇹 🙏🏻
Other animals from Africa and Asia would be the Nile crocodile and the saltwater crocodile, the white rhino and the Indian rhino, the African Cape buffalo and the Asian water buffalo, the water monitor and the komodo dragon.
Your first video was class. I loved it. Those dislikes were all from salty Americans. And the European Badger would definitely kill the American Badger
No it wouldn't
@@handzofstone1152 Yes it would. European badgers are bigger, stronger and more aggressive. I once seen a European badger kill 4 Belarusian Gonchak's (which are bred to hunt Wild Boar). An uncle 9f mine used to hunt American badgers. He said his wolfhound would fuck up the badger very quickly. And as a European Badger can fatally wound Irish wolfhounds a European badger would definitely kill a American badger
I couldnt agree more
and @handzofstone, its literally stronger and over double the americans total mass. I , who lives in the europe and has seen badgers square up too bears and wolves, ( and win) must agree that the european version would clap the american badger. Stay mad 😎😎😎😎
@@stoatsarebetterthanbeavers Thank you
I love your channel! The cinematics hit right
Thanks i appreciate it :)
Regarding the leopard part... Asian leopards are bigger, the Persian leopard and Sri Lankan leopards are quite bigger than their African counter parts.. so it was an unfair competition.
He wasn't comparing subspecies just analogues. Also african forest leopard although being poorly studied have been theorised to be a lot bigger than any other subspecies because they're the top predators of their ecosystems. And it would make more sense if they are as big as estimated because usually when animals move from a mainland environment to an island they get smaller do deal with the lack of resources especially seeing that they used to share their habitat with another big cat (tigers) which didn't go extinct that long ago and might have existed around the same time humans were in the island so leopards would need to be fast and agile to survive along side them. And just incase you think I'm being biased or something and it goes the same for parsian leopards where they shared their homerange with the asiatic lion and the caspian tiger and their current size is due to the climate where animals grow larger in cold environments to conserve their body heat .... I'm from the middle east and we have the smallest leopard subspecies out there , they are basically oversized house cats 😅.
@@mukhtaralbahlani5273 😂😂... oversized house cats?!
I've never seen leopards been called that.
@@mukhtaralbahlani5273 but forest leopards are very well studied.. Sir lankan leopards are the largest, because of insular gigantism..
@@mukhtaralbahlani5273 wow , where are you from ?
@@VeganSanatani not really, at least not in Africa a lot of animals from central Africa haven't been studied that extensive and haven't been documented its actually really fascinating how most frest animals are under studied but thats mostly because of how difficult it's to study the animals there due to the environment and the fact that getting there is a pain, the pests, disease, and the dangers. And aside from that, whenever you see the size of an animal being stated that's an average and on average African leopard are bigger that means they calculated more than one specimen and give the estimate. Though there's no doubt that places like India and Sri Lanka have a larger population of leopards so you can be proud of that.
Just to add a bit of extra information about Tigers vs Lions. Humans actually used to pit them against one another in the past and tigers almost always won, so much so that betting odds were regularly heavily against Lions. There have also been incidents in more recent history of Tigers smacking Lions so hard they completely destroy their jaws.
It’s mostly an equal battle . Depends on the situation . If I’m being honest it’s the same with many lion who have won as well . Because both of them are an almost equal size
No it is not. The power of a tiger is unmatched.
@@myronscheper4855 Show examples of the power of a tiger. There are plenty of examples of a Lions power.
Ites evenly matched
@@Arkhamiscool980 no its not tiger muscel precentage is larger and his hand swip power is amazing their bite force is larger and their k9
It would’ve made more sense if you put the Asiatic lion against the African lion
Hey Tsuki, love your video's! Since you're always asking for suggestions I might have one: Plants associated with aquaria could be an interesting idea for an episode. Aquatic plants are (in my personal experience) kindof neglected by many RUclipsrs in the educational/nature corner of YT. Like fungi.
Anyways your video's always make me smile when a new one comes out. Thank you for the content 💝
I know this seems a bit far fetched but it would be cool if you made a video on extinct American versions of African animals, vs the African animals themselves. Things like Wooly mammoths vs Bush elephants, African lions vs American lions, American cheetahs vs African cheetahs.... and so.
Like I said, yes it’s far fetched considering we don’t know as much about the American counter parts as much as we do the African ones.... but it would be interesting to see a video on it.
This ^. It may be the only way to give any continent a chance against Africa. Unless you do more diverse matches like snakes vs...then Australia wins because everything in Australia cheats.
This would be sick
It would be a bit unfair since ancient america had loads of megafauna while africa has only 3 species of megafauna left, 2 of which being elephants. The Neanderthals kinda screwed over their large mammals.
There’s also, you know, the fact that just about every Pleistocene animal is bigger than their modern relatives, hence why they’re called “megafauna”. Size pretty much the dominating factor in these kind of arguments, so it would be an absolute landslide for North America
That would be a great video.
love ur vids bruddah keep it up, and ur first video was okayy
Thank you i appreciate the support :)
Japanese bees vs African bees would be a showdown
I would ignore the dislikes and negative comments I have been a long time fan and I enjoy EVERY video I saw no problem with the American vs European animals video and I also agree with the European badger winning, aggression is helpful but size is a HUGE factor in a fight!
Thank you Melanie i can always rely on you :) It wasn't too much negativity i just wanted to adress it but i really appreciate your support as always
Master Tsuki the part where you stand by the previous Badger decision was hilarious.
I'd also like to point to a source for material for future Vs videos: there used to be a series called animal face off
That shows results are unreliable as a source as they usually create favorable situations for the animal they want to win. It is likened to another show called Deadliest Warrior which is also horribly inaccurate. They bring in these so called professionals to simulate a battle half the time they know just enough to trick the average viewer & pass it off as accurate.
@@sqwbamaus2525 wait really? Aw man that sucks
Animal race wars is what I needed to start the morning
I’ve always though Africa has the most beautiful and dangerous animals
Why not compare African Cape Buffalo and the Gaur??🙁
I believe Gaur would win
Good one. This would have been interesting. I've seen another comparison where the Gaur won.
Cape buffalo vs indian gaur, persian leopard vs african leopard, white rhino vs indian rhino, mugger croc vs nile croc, indian mongoose vs white tailed mongoose, komodo dragon vs nile monitor, spotted hyena vs striped hyena, indian dhole vs african wild dog, tibetan macaque vs mandrill, african rock python vs reticulated python, black mamba vs king cobra and nilgai vs giant eland. these battles should also be there.
I agree with you on the badgers because damn nobody seems to know how large they are. When my dog was three or four months old, she caught a bloody badger and killed it which really upset me. It was bigger than her and at the time as long as my leg. They have a big head with a strong bite too. My dog has a scar on her side from one of the claws. Its faint now but even just one swipe and its like a bear.
I’m telling you, American badgers fight bears. They’re insanely fast too. I promise you a European badger would not stand a chance
@@dom3510 I wasn't talking about American badgers. I shall reiterate for you that I compared a badger to a bear.
You should do an invasive species video about Michigan,I think it would be a good idea because Michigan has the most freshwater in the world.
I have to ask why the snow leopard is on here there more related to tiger’s than true leopards and there are leopards in India and other Asian countries
@@indyreno2933 I thought it was panthera tigris..
awesome video
Your first video was awesome dude trust me I like these kinda videos. You got my like and subscription! Well done! This video is just as good I'll keep watching and liking. Good day
I feel like I remember you (or another channel) having an individual video on just African and Asian elephants fighting, but the fight mentioned was apparently fictional. Where did that video go?
I love this channel since it shows diffrent type of animals that i didn't even know existed good work
More of these vs battles please 😃great work. Subbing for these
Could you make a bracket tournament series on how long would especies of the same phylogenetic branch would last on earth at the pace humanity is moving?. E.g. One tournament for Parrots, Elephants, Rhinos and so on…
I think an average lion would win against an average Siberian tiger.
Reason: Lions have far more experience fighting with other lions. They know nuances of feline vs feline fight way better than tigers do.
I actually quite liked your first video
I still think you're giving our ferocious Badger a short shrift, however you seem like a very nice guy. I'm giving you another like, but it's not without some feeling of sadness. Poor our Badger.
Honestly, the last video was just fine dude it wasn't bad
Hey love the vids!
Thanks I appreciate it :)
The badger matchup was just unfair. Honey Badgers are like, _the face_ of badgers on the internet.
Whenever someone brings up badgers, they immediately point to the Honey Badger as an example.
Comparing any other badgers to it is just plain cruel.
Thanks for fullfilled my request😁
Opinions are that not facts. I dig your channel. You do great work. Thank you for your time and channel
African Wild Dog vs Dhole
Nile Crocodile vs Saltwater Crocodile
Golden Jackal vs Black Backed Jackal
African Rock Python vs Burmese Python
Spotted Hyena vs Striped Hyena
The first video was good, it's just that the badger one was honestly off. There's only like a 2-3 lb. difference between the two, which really isn't enough to be an advantage, and the American badger is a lot more aggressive in addition to having tougher competition. So if the two fought, it would be the most likely winner.
As far as this one goes, this one was really good, however - and I know that you probably didn't want a complete blowout - but I just didn't really understand why you used a tiger (especially the largest subspecies of tiger) against an African lion whenever Asia has their own subspecies of lion. I personally would've put the African lion against the Asiatic lion as well as the white rhino against the Indian rhino, the rock python against the reticulated python, and either the cape buffalo against the water buffalo, or the African leopard against the Persian or Sri Lankan leopard. Which in my opinion would've still resulted in a win for Africa, but would've made it closer match-up at 3-2.
I still stand with his opinion. Eurasian badgers are also incredibly aggressive and are just a bit less aggressive, they also can beat wolves, fend off bears and are the main killed of cattle in Europe because they carry a disease. They are over twice the size and are stronger. You still thing American badger wins?
Want some steak with all that salt? 😂😂
I have to disagree with the tiger choice because back in time they made lions and tigers fight and most the time the lion won … there was even a video from the 1900’s where they were put together to fight to the death and the lion eventually won
You are saying exactly the opposite.
@@Shashankmk saying the opposite of what?
@@alienhead1184 please read ur own earlier comment, which is exactly opposite of the truth.
@@aganbraganca4156 but the tigers didn’t win all the time 🤨 there’s stories of both winning… there’s a story where a tiger snuck up on a lion yet the lion still won. But there’s also stories where they just faced 1 v 1 and the lion lost … just depends
Kinda unfair on the Honey Badger part, given they are fairly common in the whole middle-east and India and the Lion VS Tiger Part... While Siberian Tiger has been recorded as the largest but on average Bengal tigers are larger in current time... Historically the average was similar for both populations, but now Bengal Tigers are larger on average and are larger than Lions too. And African Leopard isn't a species it's a subspecies if anything the largest Leopard subspecies is found in Sri Lanka, and there are more Leopard Subspecies found in Asia, that's just BS handing Leopards to Africa, heck even Mega Cities like Mumbai and Jaipur here in India have leopards. An Indian/Himalayan/Tibetan Wolf or Dhole VS African Wild Dog would have been more fair and rather should have used Rhinos than badgers or even Cape Buffalo VS Gaur/Water Buffalo. Leopard was just too unfair.
Lol a cape buffalo would stomp a gaur. Sure the gaur has the weight advantage but buffalo have alot more aggression plus they don't only have deadly horns but the boss of the horns is super thick so if a gaur decides to charge head to head it's skull would fracture. They aren't called the black death for nothing in africa. Again the white rhino would skewer the larger indian rhino simple because of weaponry, the indian rhino has a smaller and blunter horn and despite the thicker skin would be impaled by the bigger head and horn of a white rhino. African dogs would clap a dhole and should you want to compare hyenas the spotted would clap the brown hyena. The only 2 w's asia has on africa is bears and tigers. The rest are clapped.
cry harder... African leopards are much stronger than any leopards found in Asia it's not even close... and then why compare lions to a tiger... why not compare the African Lion to the Asian lions.. there are no tigers in Africa and Comparing lions to tiger was just a pity call so Asia can win some
@@chiboy2308 You clown, I said Leopard shouldn't even be contention, cause it is fairly common both continents... And no an African Leopard isn't stronger than a Sri Lankan leopard. You can go check the research papers available online or the simple size difference of both
@@lukeozade9957 Lol nah a Cape buffalo can't stomp a Gaur it's like European and American Badger scenario again... Yes the Cape Buffalo is more aggressive but it just won't make a difference against an animal almost twice it's size... It's called Black death because of the human kills and not it's ability to push off larger animals, they get bullied by Rhinos and Elephants all the time... And you might wanna check the skull anatomy of a Gaur they too have a bony crest on top of their skulls and besides these animals don't bash heads like sheep they push each other or charge on sides with them. So there goes that argument and sure as hell a Cape Buffalo isn't outdoing Gaur in any strength competition, You know the basic behaviour of the Cape Buffalo which is very commonly documented, but you aren't aware on how they actually clash, or about the huge size difference here. Another mistake is Indian Rhino being bigger, it is bigger than the Black Rhino but the White Rhino is larger, and it will probably come out on top, I mentioned that cause it would be a closer comparison than some other clashes mentioned here, Also I love how conveniently ignored Wolves from Asia.
@@niharg2011 a boney crest isn't the same as a boss. The one is skull the other is a ceratin base capable of absorbing shock. Plus they have a much thicker neck. Comparing a 900kg buffalo to 3 ton rhino and 6 ton bull elephant is laughable. Also a gaur isn't close to double the weight of a cape buffalo, bull can reach a metric ton, a bull gaur gets to about 1.35 ton to 1.5 ton on the big end. That's not double the weight 🤣. Also with your size defeats all the 13kg european badger should beat a 10kg honeybadger and i think anyone with half a brain knows the honeybadger would clap the european badger lol. The gaur has a boney ridge of about 6 to 8 inches. I've seen a cape buffalo boss measure to 12 to 14 inches in thickness and remember, its ceratin so it's alot stronger than a boney crest. Also I've seen bulls take on 3 to 5 lions. Gaurs go down to 1 tiger, granted tigers are stronger but 5 lions would clap a tiger🤷♂️. Also thicker skin and a height advantage (because being taller isn't always a advantage). A cape buffalo would charge a gaur and crack it's skull head to head on to of that shout it come close it would only hook the throat and bowels of the gaur (who has hide half as thick) while the gaur could only try and goar the back of the buffalo face to face and that's the toughest part of their hide. The only way a gaur wins is if it does a preemptive charge to the side of the buffalo using it's weight advantage. Which i already said is an advantage. The buffalo just has more tools to it's advantage. Same with a white rhino and indian rhino 🤷♂️
I big male Lion may be harder to kill for a tiger than one might think. Also the chimpanzee would be very hard to kill as well.
You can do South America vs Australia.
Like the terror bird vs The cassowary or mylodon vs kangaroo and sloth vs koala
The honey badger also feeds on eggs, berries, insects, fruits, vegetables, and carrion.
I’ve always wondered why animals that live in Asia tend to be smaller than their African relatives
There are few exceptions like 'Gaur' being bigger than cape Buffalo
Salt water crocodile being bigger than nile crocodile.
Also Kommodo dragon is the largest lizard
And Tiger is the biggest big cat.
@@sv4647 there are no african tigers to compare them to, african lions are larger than the asian ones though
@@sv4647 yeah this Guy could have choosen its matchups better, the first thing I thought of was gaur vs cape búffalo as you said. Like how does he compare an orangutan vs a gorilla, thats just straight Up unfair.
At least one reason can be because Asia is more densely populated. Indian lions can grow to size of African ones but their range won't permit it. Lots on animals were killed for trophies too thus smaller size helps evolution wise. Just my opinion.
i have a honey badger that lives in my backyard he is very cute and friendly to me I can sit next to him.
your choice is perfect... no wrong answer.. but can you make a video about king cheetah's vs normal cheetah's??
You should do a video on animals that barley anyone knows like the caecilians,hammerhead bat and spalax
He has covered caecilians but these are still cool suggestions.
Ooook?
U should do Africa vs South America I think it would be good
Africa has the most powerful predators in general but, don't forget the South American Jaguar, the Anaconda, Eurasian Wolverine and Siberian Tiger and many more. Apart from humans, the greatest predator on the planet is the Orca!
Well done, Animals of Africa 🌍
I agree with your answer as I'm from India, Asia, yeah, and there is lot more other animals you can also do, with African animals Vs Asian animals, your conclusion is perfectly well explained and very reasonable outcomes. I would like to see more. Cause there are many wild animals similar we can compare with, but Africans has many big wild animals more then many other countries in the world. And in Asia we have our own too, with similar species of wild animals but little less then Africa.
Love your videos man!
I loved that video
Not bad at all and the eur bagger takes the dub but what country are you i cuz the way you said one nill so you love your vids
Snow leopards can literally fall off a cliff on a mountain and survive while at the same time kill their prey. I doubt an African leopard can do the same
A leopard has survived worse lol. The leopard is bigger and more robust with larger dimensions such as skulls, neck, chest, limbs, canines etc.
African water Buffalo v Gaur...would have been an awesome battle
My main 2 conflicts here are that the honey badger could have been paired with another honeybadger, which would make a more fair fight. Also the african lion could have been paired with the asiatic lion, which in all honesty would be a much less fair fight, to which I have little doubt would go to the african lion, but both are lions, as opposed to them just both being felines, which to my mind would have been more applicable in an asia vs Africa scenario.
Lol, the guy destroying his computer is like one of my coworkers we nicknamed caveman because he bangs on his keyboard when his computer doesn't work right
This also depends on where they meet. In mountains, snow leopard destroys African leopard.
A lot of this depends on terrain
I personally think the lion would’ve beaten the Tiger. Because how big cats hunt, unlike house cats which are sadistic, and like to play with their food before killing it, they like to kill things instantly usually by breaking their neck or cutting open their throat. The male lion is basically invulnerable to that kind of attack due to its large mane making it harder for the tiger to bite or claw the lion’s neck which would give the lion time enough to retaliate and bring its larger size and weight to bear on the tiger.
The Siberian is simply to large for the lion to pounce on
@@capybara455 It doesn't have to pounce on it. Cats fight in other ways. Also, have you seen lions jumping up onto freaking GIRAFFES?
Great video btw
Very fair assessment. Well done as usual.
Philippine eagle VS Martial eagle
Indian cobra VS Cape cobra
King cobra VS Black mamba
Monocled cobra VS Egyptian cobra
Water buffalo VS African buffalo
Northern pike VS Goliath tigerfish
Taimen VS Goliath tigerfish
Indian crocodile VS Nile crocodile
Komodo dragon VS African monitor lizard
I love all of your vids!
1:05 At first I did not agree with your prediction, but when I think about it, this fight is almost like a Cape buffalo vs. an Indian gaur. While the buffalo is more aggressive, the gaur weighs nearly 1000 pounds/450 kg more (and thus is close to 50% larger than the buffalo). With this much of a size difference, aggression doesn’t matter as much.
Lol a gaur wouldn't stand a chance against a cape buffalo. Apart from the aggression mentioned. It's built for fighting whereas the gaurs only defence is size. 1) buffalo hide is twice as thick
2) the boss on a buffalo's horns is so thick if the gaur and buffalo charged for a headbutt the gaurs skull would crack in two.
3) buffalo are short compared to gaur. If it gets under the head the gaur is instantly done
4)I've seen big horn rams crack a bulls skull. Now imagine a ram 3/4 the size of a bull taking on a normal bull. Same outcome between a cape buffalo and gaur.
@@lukeozade9957 Thank you! The Cape Buffalo is no joke. It's called the black death for a reason.
@@lukeozade9957
Once you see a gaur in real life, you'd realise how wrong you are.
Gaurs are massive, and extremely dangerous when angered/scared.
@@ayush885 i have seen a bull gaur. I've also done more than sufficient research. Enough said.
@@lukeozade9957 apparently not.
And your first video was awesome 😎
I would first of all like to say that i think neither American or European Badger is mean at all, but both can be somewhat aggressive, althrough The American Badger is far more aggressive.
And also, i personally think your American European video is great!
You could have done African Buffalo vs Indian Gaur. Gaur is a huge beast.
No continent can compete with Africa... because it is the garden of Eden...☝🏾😎💯🔥
Finally a guy that lists the actual weight of the tiger
Seriously?? Here now cry
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Actually he wasn't correct. Apparently you have been reading many other people who stated the weight of the tiger you didn't agree with. You should know that many saying the same thing is mostly likely the truth compared to if only one or two say something different. You comment to me is saying everybody else is wrong but this one person is correct. That is not how things in this world work. The results of the many outweigh the results of the few. All Siberian tigers alive today make up this species and on average weigh between 500 - 600lbs. There are many in captivity over 600lbs while trying to determine the average size in the wild is incomplete due to the low population and the area in which they live. There are many who man has never seen before and the few they have been able to get information on have mostly all been tigresses. Recently, in the last 5 years, there have been several tracks of very large tigers discovered. One is estimated to weigh 700+lbs and a second around 650lbs. A third one, which was seen by a local hunter, is estimated between 600 - 650lbs. So there are still very large tigers out there in the wild. They just haven't been seen or been able to get any information on. To many people, like yourself, will believe in one source and what it says. That is not how facts are determined. It takes several different sources all coming to the same or very similar conclusions to consider something a fact. The Siberian Tiger is still the biggest and strongest cat in the world. No African lion would stand a chance against a Siberian tiger in a one on one fight. Hell lions barely have a chance against a Bengal tiger. Anyway the African lion is not bigger than the Siberian tiger. Not even close. The average African lion weighs between 390 - 440lbs. Large Siberian Tigresses are pretty much the same size. I saw this video that had a single African lion kept in the same enclosure with 3 Siberian Tigresses. All 3 were larger than the lion and that is one group of females the lion couldn't rule over. They dominated him. Anyway he got the weight of the tiger wrong and the lion a bit to large. He was correct in who would win a fight between the two though.
@@t74guard78 Not true.
The American badger has a completely different fighting styles and other badgers
Because it is low to the ground and has a thick coat of fur on its back
It’s hard for most animals to get an advantage . The also battle with there backs to a hole
You can not always use size and The wing factor
As I’m sure you’ve seen fights between bobcats and Linx
Haters gonna hate. You got great content, my dude.
The African leopard also occur in the Sub Continent and Sri Lanka the Sri Lankan variety is larger than the African variety. If an African Leopard met a Sri Lankan leopard the point would go to Asia.
Hope you make videos about animals from
North America vs Africa
South America vs Africa
Asia vs south America
Asia vs Africa
Cape buffalo vs Indian gaur
African wild dog vs dhol
Nile crocodile vs salt water crocodile ( found in south east asia)
African rhino vs Indian rhino
Black mamba vs King cobra
Warthog vs Eurasian wild boar
Cheetah vs clouded leopard
Indian gaur win mid diff(size as advantage)
African wild dog wins low mid diff
Nile croc and salt water 50-50(if they both use both crocs of the same size and in their prime eg gustave a nile croc and lolong a salt water croc then nile crocs wins mid diff)
Africa rhino wins mid diff(size and aggressivensess as advantage)
50-50(depending who strikes venom first)
Warthog wins mid diff
Africa leopard wins low mid diff
Africa 6. Asia 3
lol you showed a map for the Tiger’s range with the oceans in brown and the land in blue…
Why? That hurt my brain!
Great video though. Awesome channel:)
Csn you do African and Asian counterparts like
Dholes vs African Wild Dogs (Painted Dog)
Tigers vs Lions
Indian Gaur vs Cape Buffalo
Asian One Horned Rhino vs African White and Black Rhino
Yey new vid
Personally as someone from Africa I think it should have been 5:0 for Africa since lions naturally do everything together in the wild as one, plus if the male lion is bigger why would he not win, lions also take on really large animals, you should do Africa vs Australia next, that would be a real fight 😉
Lion are nothing without pride
@@neutralboi1984 Not necessarily, especially if what you say is true, if a male lion is heavier than a male tiger, why would he not win, and because he is bigger he should theoretically be stronger, so in my opinion the only way a male lion would loose to a male tiger, is if your facts are rong and lions are not bigger/heavier than tigers, not true 🤔
That's given to you by a 13 year old btw
@@johancoetzer6371 tigers are bigger than lion
@@neutralboi1984 Well then you staited yours facts wrong and I'm correct
I live in a small city in sweden and badgers and other wild animals are rare but can be seen and a badger walked across my backyard in the middle of the night so I joined up my cat and went inside since I've had multiple cats takes by foxes and badgers
What a fun way to learn about various animals.
You do realize that most of the videos here on you.tube, like this one, are not made by experts but by people who want to make videos. The information in them is of their own opinion more than actual fact. To learn the truth and correct information about animals, it is best to go to your local library and several others around where you live. The internet isn't 100% reliable due to the fact that anyone can make something up with Microsoft word or make a video, like the ones you see here, then upload it. Libraries have mostly published material and not just anyone can get something published. I know this because I have been reading and watching things on big cats and bears since the early 70's. I have a vast knowledge of these animals and pretty much know what information is correct and what isn't. What I am saying is don't take what people say in their videos as 100% fact and accurate. There isn't to many videos here that give the same information on the same animals. Facts are determined by several different sources all coming to the same conclusions or something very similar. One or two sources does not make something a fact.
@@t74guard78 I absolutely hate people like you. If you were really had *vast knowledge* about these animals (which I highly doubt) you would actually encourage videos like this. Because they make people who had no idea about these animals curious about the subject. It’s not about you, nor it is about the 100% reliability of the internet. It is about making people aware of these animals and making them curious enough to care and learn more. Videos like these help a lot, while people like you are what turns them away.
A question: Are there bears in Africa? Grey wolves?
You didn't mention rhinos or crocodiles and other strong animals, but a badger??
If you don't consider India an Asian country, honey badger is of course African animal. It is more distributed in Africa, but it also lives in South West Asia. If you wanted to compare lions, you should talk about with Indian lion as you did with badgers, not a tiger. And there are more than white leopards in Asia, but you chose the smallest species among them. I hope you make more objective videos than showing your favorite animals.
The amount of times you said "indangered" I kind of makes me sad 🙁
Be honest dude...... Do you think any of them wil survive?
And I try my best to keep the same hope of for these animals but we are not giving them a chance to even bounce back.
Makes sense that most of the African animals would be more powerful overall. It's a constant arms race to see who is better adapted. It also factors in the fact that African is one of the only places on Earth that has a large collection of Mega Fauna, so this also factors in the arms race mentality.
Other places on the planet like in Asia, there not many large species. So the selective pressure to get more powerful isn't as demanding as in Africa, with some few exceptions [like the Siberian Tiger].
Many animal species are larger in colder enforcements….particularly predators
I just so happen to like your videos, I do have a question, being that elephants are matriarchal. Would it not make sense to put two females rather than males as the females are larger like you'd find with hyenas?
Yeah it surprised me too when the most viewed videos is the one with violence lol. The amount of endangered species deserves a little more spotlight. Human nature I guess but I still love your videos on endangered animals as they are just as important.