Grizzly bears are solely diurnal but tend to switch their patterns when disturbed by humans. They communicate occasionally by growling, moaning, or grunting. Grizzlies dig dens using their sharp, long claws to hibernate during winter for about 5–8 months. They are also territorial and would rub their backs against a tree to mark their territories. However, they may congregate to mate or on common hunting spots to enjoy a buffet of fish. Grizzly bears are typically solitary animals except for a mother and her cubs. Gorillas, on the other hand, are dwellers of the rainforests and bamboo forests of the highland terrains of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, and Uganda. Males also have a pronounced crest in the midline of their skulls. Their males are distinctly characterized with white to silver hair on their backs, lending them the name silverbacks. They have massive chests and shoulders, powerful large hands, and stocky legs. Gorillas are gentle giants with a black hairless face packed with small eyes and large, prominent nostrils. They have a dished face with short, rounded ears and a large hump on their shoulders that acts as an attachment for the backbone muscles. They are robust animals with fur ranging from light tan to dark brown. The grizzly bear is a member of the brown bear species with silver to pale-tipped hairs that give their fur a grizzly effect, hence their name. You can switch to the video version of our article and skip the long read: Tell us who you think would be the medalist in a pound to pound fight in the comment section. Strongest Bears can lift 1.A fight between these two majestic animals would require full strength and wit for neither would go down easy. Strongest Gorillas can lift 10 times its own weight While the strongest human bite recorded is 975 psi The Human World Record of Deadlift is 524 kg (1155 lb) In a fight, A Grizzly would probably win because of his larger size, better hide (fat and fur) and weapons (claws and teeth)Įven if Gorillas are "Pound-per-Pound" stronger than bears.they are defenseless against injuries that a bear can inflict them with their claws and teethĪ Grizzly Bear can weight between 180/680 kg (400/1500 lb) can lift up to 500 kg (1100 lb) and they can bite with a force of 1200 psiĪ Silverback Gorilla can weights between 135/270 kg (300/600 lb) can casually lift up to 815 kg (1800 lb) and they can bite with a force of 1300 psiĪn Average Adult Man can weights between 60/100 kg (130/220 lb) can Deadlift 70kg (155 lb) and can bite with a force of 150 psi Would the grizzly bear sneak up and blindside the gorilla? Would the gorilla be in an environment that's favorable to it? Is the grizzly bear desperate to feed on something before hibernation or is it just protecting its young? There's no clear cut way to say what would win 10 out of 10 times. Grizzly bears and silverback gorillas don't live in the same habitat so an encounter is unlikely. But to be totally honest, we would need a scenario in which this could happen. Not to mention they can be considered physically more powerful and capable with their opposable thumbs. Not only are they much more creative and likely to use things to their advantage such as the terrain and nearby tools as weapons, gorillas are highly social and live in harems. This is hilarious! Without getting into as much detail and heated debate, I confidently can say a silverback gorilla would curbstomp a grizzly. You know what, very recently I spent my entire hour-long lunch break with a few buddies of mine discussing this exact same topic.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |