Can a tiger kill a grizzly bear?

Answer 1

No. Brown bears live in Alaska, and in northern Russia, and most tigers live in the more southern regions of Asia. Thus, it is improbable to say, let alone ask, that a brown bear could or will kill a tiger, or vice versa.

No. Brown bears live in Alaska, and in northern Russia, and most tigers live in the more southern regions of Asia. Thus, it is improbable to say, let alone ask, that a brown bear could or will kill a tiger.

Brown bears and Siberian tigers do coexist in northern regions of Asia. There have been conflicts, and sometimes the bear wins, other times the tiger.

Answer 2

The question doesn't really apply, since they never meet. Tigers are native to Africa and Asia, while grizzly bears are North American.

On the off chance that both were to escape from the same zoo, I suspect that the tiger's speed would keep it out of the claws of the grizzly bear, but that the bear would prevail if they ever really joined battle.

Another Answer:It depends on the type of tiger, and the size of the grizzly bear. A siberian tiger fighting a grizzly bear would have a chance to win the fight, but would get wounds after killing the grizzly bear. Bengal tigers and smaller types of tigers could not kill a grizzly bear.

Answer 3

They would not because the brown bear is much stronger and larger than them. a brown bear could defend itself quite well from a lion or a tiger. Even a lion or a tiger both working together would get themselves killed on the process. But a tiger or a lion might attack a black bear.

Answer 4

Yes. tigers have been known to attack and kill brown bears.

Answer 5

Fear is a debatable term to use for a carnivore, especially the great cats. It may be cautious around a large brown bear, but Siberian tigers do prey on smaller brown bears.

Answer 6

Only if the tiger's already dead.

Answer 7

yes