Siberian tiger vs Bengal tiger, one is a white-fronted Russian mythical beast, one is an Indian national treasure with a large mouth, if these two big cats are one-on-one frontal hard anus, who is the real feline second brother? In this video, the Director of the Exploration Bureau will decrypt it for you.
1. Siberian tiger
The Siberian tiger, also known as the Russian Tiger, the Siberian Tiger and the Korean Tiger, is a large cat that lives in the Russian Far East, Northeast China and Northern Korea, as the name suggests. The wild Siberian tiger used to be the world's largest tiger subspecies, but with habitat destruction, the Siberian tiger's food source has plummeted, resulting in severe atrophy of the body and has become a tiger subspecies smaller than the wild Bengal tiger. Of course, the West Tiger Blowers do not have to worry, the Siberian tigers in captivity conditions have sufficient food, the genes have not changed, and they are still the largest tigers at present.
Siberian tigers are known for their size and strength, with adult males about 3 meters long and weighing between 160-200 kg. Their canine teeth are about 7.6 cm and the bite force reaches 950 psi. And that's not their only weapon, this big cat has 10.1 cm long paws that can be freely retracted to ensure they stay sharp when catching prey. Their shoulders are muscular and their hind legs are long and strong. An adult Siberian tiger has a long jump of 12 meters, a vertical jump of 10 meters, and a sprint speed of 65 km/h in a short period of time. What's more, according to Tiger Blow, a Siberian tiger can unleash 10 tons of power with a slap.
Siberian tigers have some special adaptability that allows them to survive in cold climates. This is due to their longer and thicker fur than other tiger subspecies, which keeps the body's heat from spreading. So, you will see that this tiger appears to be more fat and more fat. Siberian tigers are predominantly nocturnal predators, and their appetizers include elk, wild boar, red deer and brown bear cubs; Of course, if food is scarce, they will also eat fish, rabbits and small rodents.
Siberian tigers attack mainly by sneaking attacks, using their striped fur to hide in the woods, and once they reach their attack range, they will suddenly attack from behind or from the side, either biting off the vertebrae of their prey or directly biting through the jugular veins of their prey.
2. Bengal Tiger
The Bengal tiger, also known as the Royal Bengal Tiger and the Indian Tiger, is a subspecies of tiger that lives in india, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal. The habits of this tiger are vastly different from those of the Siberian tiger, which prefers to inhabit subtropical red bamboo forests and have a unique love of water. In ancient times, they have been the faith of indians, and the royal family has raised Bengal tigers as a symbol of power.
In the conditions of social development, they have been favored by Heaven and have not suffered the same fate as the Siberian tiger, so the wild Bengal tiger has not been forced to change its genes and has been able to maintain its original form. As the wild Siberian tiger shrank, the wild Bengal tiger became the largest subspecies of wild tiger. Adult male Bengal tigers are about 1.1 meters tall on the shoulders, 3.2 meters in length from nose to tail, 25 cm wide over the entire head, and weigh between 190-230 kg.
In terms of arsenal, the weapons of this subspecies of tiger are sharper than those of the Siberian tiger. Their canine teeth are 7.8 centimeters long and release 1,050 pounds of power per bite, while their claws are 10.5 centimeters long and can pierce the heart of their prey. In terms of athleticism, they are faster than Siberian, reaching 68km/h; As for the long jump and high jump, it is similar to the data blown by the West Tiger above, which is obviously unscientific! However, it has to be admitted that the Bengal tiger is a more aggressive tiger than the Siberian tiger, and there are many cases of humans being bitten to death by the Bengal tiger every year.
Bengal tigers' favorite appetizers are wild boar and samba deer, but they can also prey on larger animals such as rhinos and white-limbed bison. Their jaw muscles are well developed, resulting in a very powerful drag force, which is equivalent to the strength of 30 adults, and can easily drag away 450 kg prey such as buffalo and rhinoceros. Although there have been many cases of Bengal tigers killing rhinos, the director's research found that they did not like to eat rhino beef very much. At the same time, unlike most cats, Meng Hu will not hesitate to dive into the water where it is needed, and they like to swim and prey on fish.
Their killing methods are much the same as those of the Western Tigers, and they have evolved into the best hunters in nature. However, unlike other tiger subspecies, the Meng tiger carries the recessive genes that cause the appearance of white tigers, even black tigers or golden tigers.
3. The Ultimate Battle
After the above analysis, it is time to fight! Siberian Tiger vs Bengal Tiger, who is more effective?
There is no doubt that these two warriors are almost exactly the same, just like Sun Wukong and the six-eared macaque. In many ways, the Bengal tiger has a slight advantage in size and strength. However, the battle is likely to have two outcomes: it depends on where the battle is placed. But overall, the choice of location is also more tolerant of the Bengal tiger, which is more adaptable. For example, because fighting on whose turf is unfair to anyone, then the compromise is placed in the middle of the two, such as Henan on the mainland, then it is clear that the Bengal tiger is more adaptable to the climate here.
In addition, we cannot ignore the aggressiveness of animals, that is, the momentum of fighting. Although the strength may be similar, the side with stronger momentum in the fight may take the lead and psychologically overwhelm the other party. This is why male lions are the boss of the feline family, because their fighting momentum is not matched by a large cat. Of course, this is the advantage of living in groups, they don't have to worry about the consequences of fighting, they don't have to worry about the risk of injury and starvation. Tigers are different because they live alone and need to think for themselves, especially Siberian tigers with limited food sources. They are much less aggressive than Bengal tigers, and once the two meet, they are likely to be crushed by the latter in momentum.
All of the above are well documented, if the tiger does not believe it, you can check it yourself. So, although the Siberian tiger is really powerful, the director still believes that the Bengal tiger will have a 53% chance of defeating the Siberian tiger, a veritable second brother of the cat family, and the strongest tiger subspecies. Do you agree with the Director's analysis and conclusions? Feel free to express your views in the comments section.