Is a bull stronger than a moose?

Answer 1

There are too many variables to this question, since it depends on the species of bear and what that species of bear is compared to the breed of bull. In a general sense, their strengths could be equaled, though some may argue that a bull has more power than a bear any given day.

Answer 2

Depends on the breed of the bull in respect to the moose, as well as the sex of the moose. A Chianina bull is stronger than a moose, no doubt, but a Miniature Angus bull often is not. Since bull moose typically are stronger then moose cows, the comparisons mentioned previously could be made between bull bovine and bull moose.

Answer 3

Yes, if the grizzly bear is larger than the lion.

Yes because it is bigger in nature.

Answer 4

No. An elephant can crush a car and knock down a bus. A polar bear would have difficulties doing that.

Answer 5

Depends on the species of the bear and crocodile, not to mention their size.

Answer 6

It is doubtful a cougar could kill a bear. Bears have been known to kill cougars, however, as they are much bigger and stronger.

Answer 7

It actually has been tried out in history. Apparently the bear enjoys an advantage in the case of the (now extinct) Californian Grizzly. However, the result would probably change if it were, e.g, for a brown bear or an ice bear. I think it makes sense that the grizzly is a bit stronger than a bull, as the bull only has one type of attack (charging straight ahead) while the grizzly is a bit more agile (biting and clawing). Google for Bull-and-Bear Fights of 19th-Century California if you want to read for yourself.