We have no proof of that but not that it couldnt happen considering the tigers spend most of their life there and raised there while lions came as full adults already
Imagine being a part of the audience for the first time they brought elephants into the arena. Like you and everyone sitting next to you would go from the humble cow being the most exotic animal you've ever seen to watching a ten thousand pound tusked monster with a tentacle face fling a chariot halfway across the coliseum, you'd shit your ass if you saw that.
Not gonna lie: There's only two places and times I would love to time travel or at least time watch and it's either human prehistory or the games at the coliseum
Imagine seeing a degenerate rapist being mauled by lions or a bestiarius using a single spear to take down a fucking hippo
The Games were an extinction level event that went without parallel for over 1500 years.
In america it took hunting parties shooting down whole plains of bison from railroad cars and in africa and the colonies, it took every adventurer with a well oiled wallet to outmatch and outperform ancient rome in the business of slaughtering untold masses of wildlife by the tens and hundreds and thousands of metric tons.
It took the industrial revolution for the Romans to be outdone in the number of whole species they drove to extinction, which we only know about now because they managed to stop for only long enough to make mosiacs and frescas of the damned things.
it's kinda cruel, but at the same time, it gives the animal predatory release for at least one last time of its life, so eh.
i don't see the issue with doing it once just to see who wins.
i'd want to see eastern lowland gorilla silverback vs. american black bear.
Bear wins hands down. Gorillas might be strong, but they still have all of a typical apes weaknesses (slow on the ground, individually not THAT strong, poor eyesight and no real defensive weapons).
gorilla has some big ass teeth, and i'd argue it's probably at least comparably strong since it's a black bear. the bear absolutely has fighting skill advantage, and weaponry to make it even worse.
would still be interesting to watch, but probably a foregone conclusion.
>Ape Weaknesses >Poor eyesight
What the fuck are you talking about? Primates as a whole have fucking excellent visual acuity compared to other mammals, our depth perception is top-notch. Primates specifically have shittier hearing and smell compared to other mammals BECAUSE they've adapted to rely more on excellent sense of sight and touch.
Apes take it even farther because they (and old world monkeys) re-evolved trichromatic color vision, giving them much better visual detail.
Not that the bear in the pic isn't well sized, but the guy is positioning himself a bit away from the carcass and using perspective to make the bear bigger than it actually is. It's a trick very often used in hunting pictures.
>whomever did it
Was it a bear that did it?
What I'm saying is an ambushed bear would fight with confusion and whatever damge the initial pounce did, while a fully aware bear fights at full strength. That is simply too much for a tiger.
No, I'm asking if any of their descendants survived and where brought to north America. I was curious how far along we really where in tiger domestication.
The usual cope lionfags come up with is that lions hunt in packs while tigers are solitary animals. So if you put a pack of 10 lions against a tiger, the lions will win.
https://erenow.net/ancient/rubikon/32.php
https://gerryco23.wordpress.com/2013/04/08/animals-silent-or-screaming/
https://www.coopertoons.com/merryhistory/soundbytesofhistory/pompeyandtheelephants/pompeyandtheelephants.html
coliseum matchups for this feel?
human vs any animal
did Romans also breed Ligers and Tigons for fun and profit?
We have no proof of that but not that it couldnt happen considering the tigers spend most of their life there and raised there while lions came as full adults already
Imagine being a part of the audience for the first time they brought elephants into the arena. Like you and everyone sitting next to you would go from the humble cow being the most exotic animal you've ever seen to watching a ten thousand pound tusked monster with a tentacle face fling a chariot halfway across the coliseum, you'd shit your ass if you saw that.
now imagine how the random ass farmers who fought in the punic wars felt when they saw those very same monstrosities charging towards them
Not gonna lie: There's only two places and times I would love to time travel or at least time watch and it's either human prehistory or the games at the coliseum
Imagine seeing a degenerate rapist being mauled by lions or a bestiarius using a single spear to take down a fucking hippo
no way romans were white
white ppl have empathy for animals
the romans were italian
Modern Italians and Romans are genetically unrelated.
scandifag cope
the romans were italians not danish hvsky hvsbands with empathy for animals but none for English monasteries
Retard. Scandis literally slaughter mink by the millions for fur and import third worlders to ruin their lands
The Games were an extinction level event that went without parallel for over 1500 years.
In america it took hunting parties shooting down whole plains of bison from railroad cars and in africa and the colonies, it took every adventurer with a well oiled wallet to outmatch and outperform ancient rome in the business of slaughtering untold masses of wildlife by the tens and hundreds and thousands of metric tons.
It took the industrial revolution for the Romans to be outdone in the number of whole species they drove to extinction, which we only know about now because they managed to stop for only long enough to make mosiacs and frescas of the damned things.
aurochs existed until like 1600 or so. they live on as domestic cattle too, just bred into buck broken status
>they live on as domestic cattle too
it's kinda cruel, but at the same time, it gives the animal predatory release for at least one last time of its life, so eh.
i don't see the issue with doing it once just to see who wins.
i'd want to see eastern lowland gorilla silverback vs. american black bear.
Bear wins hands down. Gorillas might be strong, but they still have all of a typical apes weaknesses (slow on the ground, individually not THAT strong, poor eyesight and no real defensive weapons).
gorilla has some big ass teeth, and i'd argue it's probably at least comparably strong since it's a black bear. the bear absolutely has fighting skill advantage, and weaponry to make it even worse.
would still be interesting to watch, but probably a foregone conclusion.
>Ape Weaknesses
>Poor eyesight
What the fuck are you talking about? Primates as a whole have fucking excellent visual acuity compared to other mammals, our depth perception is top-notch. Primates specifically have shittier hearing and smell compared to other mammals BECAUSE they've adapted to rely more on excellent sense of sight and touch.
Apes take it even farther because they (and old world monkeys) re-evolved trichromatic color vision, giving them much better visual detail.
Reminder that bengal tigers frequently BTFO barbary lions, making them better than gayy African lions be default.
>the Gaekwad decided to prepare the tiger for a battle with a Sierran grizzly bear weighing over 1,500 pounds (680 kg)
Well? Who won?
not him but i bet a grizzly would heem a tiger
Bear would win with pure tard strength. Intelligence and technique mean nothing for the tiger at this point.
I didn't know they got that big. Makes Sankebetsu brown bear incident a lot more terrifying to think about.
Not that the bear in the pic isn't well sized, but the guy is positioning himself a bit away from the carcass and using perspective to make the bear bigger than it actually is. It's a trick very often used in hunting pictures.
Tigers are ambush predators, once it loses that edge it's toast.
Though even with it the bear still has a good chance.
>once it loses that edge it's toast.
There's videos of tigers getting shot on the chest, belly and even face and they still manage to fuck whomever did it
>whomever did it
Was it a bear that did it?
What I'm saying is an ambushed bear would fight with confusion and whatever damge the initial pounce did, while a fully aware bear fights at full strength. That is simply too much for a tiger.
Do you think any of tigers in north America are descendants of Roman tigers?
I doubt any of the Roman tigers had descendants.
If anything you mean tigers from Irak and Panistan
That's where they got them
In fact the Pakistan tiger went extinct thanks to the romans
No, I'm asking if any of their descendants survived and where brought to north America. I was curious how far along we really where in tiger domestication.
Anon Tigers don't live in North America, aside from in zoos.
Anon, there's more tigers in north America then there are in all of the wild combined.
Let's drop all of them in africa to see how they compete against lions
Post the fucking link to the articel man.
>the gay quad
The usual cope lionfags come up with is that lions hunt in packs while tigers are solitary animals. So if you put a pack of 10 lions against a tiger, the lions will win.