Who would win in a catfight the Tiger Lion Cheetah or the Jaguar?

Answer 1

Tiger vs Antelope=Tiger because even though an antelope is faster a tiger can sneak up on it and swipe at it and bite the neck of the antelope and finish its meal.

Lion vs Zebra=Lion because a lion can hunt down the zebra both are fast but than lion can probably jump on to the back of the zebra and bring it down and finish its meal.

Puma vs Bear=Puma because a puma is smaller than the bear but when the bear tries to battle the puma the puma can run off and sneak up on thebear and the bear will turn around and the puma can strike at its stomach.

Jaguar vs Crocidle=Jaguar because a jaguar can hunt on the crocidile and strike at it by usin its paw and bite force and will kill the crocidile by biting the crocidile in the skull and thenthe jaguar can finish ts meal.

Cheetah vs Wildebeest=Cheetah because the cheetah can chase down the wildebeest and kill it and finish its meal.

And that's the end and as you know all the big cats one....

GO BIG CATS....!!!!!!!!:)

Answer 2

First of all, let's get some size perspective. A tiger can weigh up to 660lb, a lion up to 550lb, a jaguar up to 300lb, and a cheetah up to 160lb.

Cheetahs are lightly-built and slender, being adapted for speed rather than strength. They have sacrificed strength in order to attain their incredible swiftness, which means they often lose their kills to larger and stronger predators such as lions, hyenas or leopards. They will run from these animals rather than fight, because to fight could result in injury - in an animal that relies on speed to hunt, an injury could mean starvation. Thus, in a battle against three much larger and stronger cats, the cheetah stands no chance. It would either run away or, if the animals were imprisoned and forced to fight, it would be the first one killed.

Jaguars are very strong - they are believed to be the strongest of all cats in comparison to their size. They also have very powerful jaws. However, against its much larger relatives the tiger and lion, it would undoubtedly lose. They are simply too big and strong for it to take on. Third place to the jaguar.

The battle for first place is now between the tiger and the lion. A fight between these two animals could go either way. There are numerous records of fights between these species, since many people in the past have wanted the answer to this question and tried to settle it by cruelly pitting tigers and lions against each other. In some cases the tiger wins, in some cases the lion. The outcome of such a fight depends on the individuals involved - their age, size, sex, health, experience, temperament, etc. Tigers are larger and stronger, but size and strength are not the only determining factors - a large but timid tiger would be likely to lose to a small but aggressive lion, even though it was stronger. Lions generally have more fighting experience - they often clash with other prides, whereas tigers tend to avoid conflict whenever possible. Also, the lion's mane (provided it is a male, of course) would offer some degree of protection against a fatal throat-bite. It wouldn't make the killing bite impossible by any means, but it would certainly make it more difficult to achieve and hold.

The fact that lions hunt in groups whilst tigers hunt alone has no bearing on the outcome of a fight between them - they do not employ the same tactics in hunting as they do in fighting, and besides, a single lion is just as capable of hunting for itself as a single tiger. It's just that they have a better success rate hunting in groups, and group living is also helpful in holding territory and raising young.

Source(s):I used to be a zookeeper and have studied animals all my life.