Versus Battle 200 Unarmed Men vs Polar Bear
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A few sacrificial pawns will be lost, but the numbers game is too strong.
Like, say a polar bear is ripping and tearing a person apart; other people can sneak up and try to blind it by striking its eyes and nose. Or heck, reach inside its mouth and do damage that way.
It wont be pretty but the 200 men shall get the win.
Like, say a polar bear is ripping and tearing a person apart; other people can sneak up and try to blind it by striking its eyes and nose. Or heck, reach inside its mouth and do damage that way.
It wont be pretty but the 200 men shall get the win.
100 men beat a gorilla
200 men beat the polar bear
people online have 0 concept of stamina and fatigue. Or they assume it's just a bunch of 1v1s
All you need to do is just surround the bear and then rush towards it from all sides with the goal to get on top of it. If the average male weights around 200lbs thats about 40,000 lbs on top of the bear. They'll just crush it lol
200 men beat the polar bear
people online have 0 concept of stamina and fatigue. Or they assume it's just a bunch of 1v1s
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All you need to do is just surround the bear and then rush towards it from all sides with the goal to get on top of it. If the average male weights around 200lbs thats about 40,000 lbs on top of the bear. They'll just crush it lol
Adult walrus are huge. They are the third largest carnivoran species after both species of Elephant Seal.
More than that though is where their weight is distributed. The hide is thick, up to 4 inches (10 cm) around the neck and can make up 20% of the weight of a walrus. Then there is the blubber layer beneath that which can be up to 6 inches (15 cm) thick.
One solid hit from an adult walrus tusk will put a bear down. Those things are as thick as a man's forearm.
There's this 2 minute video that shows that walrus are seriously dangerous for polar bears to attack. The footage looks like it was a female that struck the bear going after her offspring.
That being said, anything that is not a healthy adult is fair game. Sub-adult, juvenile, young and sick adults would be vulnerable to predation. All walrus are still very much scared of polar bears and would much prefer to flee than fight.
Also, when I made that initial post, I actually forgot about the size difference between the Pacific and Atlantic subspecies of Walrus. All the size estimates I remembered were for the Pacific population, which is noticeably larger than the Atlantic population.
The Atlantic population, even adults, are more on par with large polar bears in terms of size, leading to this footage from Russia that I only just found when I was looking for that previous video. Lol.
The guy doesn't mention where in Russia the footage is from.
So in the Atlantic side of the Arctic, everything out of the water is on a polar bear's menu. In the Pacific, only fully grown healthy adult Walrus are too dangerous.
More than that though is where their weight is distributed. The hide is thick, up to 4 inches (10 cm) around the neck and can make up 20% of the weight of a walrus. Then there is the blubber layer beneath that which can be up to 6 inches (15 cm) thick.
One solid hit from an adult walrus tusk will put a bear down. Those things are as thick as a man's forearm.
There's this 2 minute video that shows that walrus are seriously dangerous for polar bears to attack. The footage looks like it was a female that struck the bear going after her offspring.
Also, when I made that initial post, I actually forgot about the size difference between the Pacific and Atlantic subspecies of Walrus. All the size estimates I remembered were for the Pacific population, which is noticeably larger than the Atlantic population.
The Atlantic population, even adults, are more on par with large polar bears in terms of size, leading to this footage from Russia that I only just found when I was looking for that previous video. Lol.
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1. the avg duck weights 3.5lbs, average human male weights 200lbs, average polar bear weights 1000 lbs. So no, we are not like small ducks to bears, a more apt comparison would probable be a mid sized dog, and you are not beating 100 bloodlusted corgis lmao
2. You are not beating 100 ducks bro, idk what to tell you lmao. The sheer numbers and attacks from blindspots will wear you out
2. You are not beating 100 ducks bro, idk what to tell you lmao. The sheer numbers and attacks from blindspots will wear you out
