When the tiger meets the giant python, the king of the snakes, who is more powerful? In the Indian National Park, a Bengal tiger encountered a roadblock python, and after watching for a while, it quietly approached the python, and the war was about to break out.
Originally, the python was walking through the path, but it was discovered by the Bengal tiger patrolling the territory. Facing this long and thick python, the tiger was curious and cautious, and did not pounce directly, but walked in front of it and circled around a few times. At the same time, the python also felt the breath of the enemy and began to tighten its body, facing its head in the direction of the tiger and raising its neck threateningly.
In general, tigers eat mainly ungulates and will prey on snakes unless they are extremely hungry. Moreover, tigers are cautious by nature, and generally do not easily launch attacks and sneak attacks when dealing with this unfamiliar animal. They will make a choice only after understanding the combat effectiveness of the other side.
Looking at this big python that is always vigilant against itself and threatens with its head raised, the Bengal tiger did not clash with it, and finally looked around and left. Perhaps it is not hungry at the moment, or it is not fully sure that it will defeat the python, but it gives up the adventure for safety reasons.
Therefore, animals in the natural environment rarely appear in the scene of mechanical fighting beasts, even tigers know: only survival is king. In the face of unknown threats, it is better to back down and avoid danger, rather than gamble with your own life.
If you have to let tigers compete with giant pythons, you can compare them from their aggressive advantages. In the case of the Bengal tiger, its attack method is mainly based on sneak attacks from behind, unless the enemy encounters it head-on. The advantage of attacking from behind is that the Bengal tiger can directly pounce on the key parts of the opponent, lock the throat, and quickly kill.
But if you encounter an unfamiliar animal, such as a snake, the Bengal tiger will have a hard time finding the fatal flaw of the enemy and can only rely on fighting. It has robust limbs, well-developed forearm strength, sharp minions and a formidable bite. If entangled in a python, it is difficult for the Bengal tiger to get out, and can only bite the snake's body.
From the python's point of view, they do not have lethal venom and can only strangle enemies through strong muscle wrapping and contraction. To strangle a Bengal tiger, you need to have a long enough body to gain the upper hand. Otherwise, the strangling power of ordinary pythons is not large enough, but it will be bitten to death by Bengal tigers first.
In addition, pythons do not actively attack Bengal tigers, because most breeds are gentle and slow-moving, and cannot be enemies of big cats.
In fact, there have been many incidents of Bengal tigers biting and killing pythons in India, because the Bengal tiger's habitat area is limited, and India is a country with a dense distribution of pythons, especially Asian rock pythons, so they often encounter these uninvited guests, and sometimes conflicts break out.
In actual cases, Asian rock pythons can rarely fight Bengal tigers, because their body length and body are not enough to suppress Bengal tigers, and they may be bitten through the flesh in one bite. I am afraid that the real ones who can fight with the Bengal tiger have to be the reticulated python and the Burmese python, these super large pythons, or deadly poisonous snakes. #Headline Creation Challenge##所见所得, All Science##Python##Bengal Tiger##Tiger##遇到老虎怎么办? Here comes the guide #
