Already addressed. If you know absolutely nothing about how cats fight (like Tigers), then this appears as though the tiger is overpowering the lion.
However, if you educate yourself for literally 30 seconds, you will realize that this lion actually bodied that Tiger. The lion didn’t go to the ground because the tiger overpowered it, the lion went to the ground because lions are ground-based grapple fighters, they fight by going to the ground, grappling, and attacking with all of their limbs and biting at the same time in a brute force display of full-body aggression. You can even see the tiger jump away with the lion claws it in the face with its feet lmfao.
Since the tiger doesn’t know how to fight, the tiger remains on its hind legs and starts slap fighting like a high school girl, ineffectually throwing out nothing attacks while the lion challenges the tiger to fight it in a way that other lions would fight it.
The lion immediately realizes that the tiger doesn’t know how to fight, so what happens? The lion gets back up on its feet and starts pushing the tiger back repeatedly using a brute force offense, to which the tiger is severely overpowered and pushed back, since tigers are shit fighters and can’t match the power of the lion.
The lion immediately loses interest and turns its back on the tiger in an extreme display of disrespect as it realizes that the tiger poses zero threat to him.
Literally yall are exposing that you, like tigers, know absolutely nothing about how predatory cats actually fight. I have three house cats, one who fights like a tiger and one who fights like a lion. The one who fights like a lion, despite being smaller, bodies the one who fights like a tiger 10/10 times lmfao.
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