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Lions, hyenas. Etc. Anything strong enough to take it down. Also humans
There are no wild ligers, so this would never actually happen. A single liger would not be able to beat an elephant. However, a group of ligers that knew how to hunt might be able to kill an elephant.
Lions sometimes find their match when confronted with several hyenas and few will attempt to take on an adult elephant, giraffe, rhino or buffalo. Crocodiles will occasionally kill a lion in the water but the tables may be reversed on land.
Lions at their kill have had a group of hyenas drive them off. It is a question of numbers: more lions in the pride, the less likelihood that hyenas would be able to take over the kill.
I would have to say between 8-13 hyenas would take on a Lion, and the upper amount being 12-13 would get the kill while losing half their pack.
how do hyenas care for their young
Like 4 Maybe, depends on if the Leopards having any special conditions including retardation
It is a much believed myth that hyenas do not hunt and kill their own prey. They are also very opertunistic scavengers and it is always easier to just take what you need than to go out and earn it yourself. All animals in nature try to conserve energy.
Yes, they do go in groups to take down their own prey. Individually they kill offspring too.
We have to more take care of elephants and we have to do not kill elephants.
If you hit it in the right spot, just one. You could shoot a rhino in the leg 3000 times and it won't die. It also depends on the size of the gun and the bullet.