Who would win in a fight between an ox a tiger and a kodiak bear?

Answer 1

It all depends on where the fight takes place and the size and health of either animal. If the fight is in an area where the ox and bear have no means of escape, then the ox will use every tool it has (horns, hooves, muscular power, etc.) to fight off that bear. The bear may be able to swat at the ox a few times, but this will only anger it. In a small enclosure, an ox with a set of horns and some very quick reflexes will be able to keep facing the bear and try to gore as much as possible. The bear is also fast on its feet and a swipe of it's paw to the ox's muzzle may help stun it enough so the bear can close in for a bite to the throat. If that happens, then the bear wins. But that bear may die soon after if the ox has scored a hit to the heart with those horns. In that case, there are no winners nor losers.

Answer 2

The bison. A bison is much heavier, stronger, more aggressive, larger, and a better fighter than an ox.

Another OpinionThe OX because a bison can actually be SMALLER, weaker, and lighter than an ox, especially if you are comparing the American bison--which only have an average adult weight (for bulls) of only 1900 lbs and cows only 900 lbs--to South Devons or Chianinas which can have an average weight of over 2500 lbs to almost 4000 lbs and often stand over 7 feet tall (a bull bison's shoulder hump may only reach over 6 feet in height) and which are commonly used as draft animals. Not to mention they can be a little taller than bison are. As such, because of this heavier weight advantage, it is more likely that an ox of that size would win a fight with a bison, regardless whether the bison is "more aggressive" or "a better fighter."

Answer 3

There are just too many variables here and too many unknowns that present themselves with such a scenario. This just makes it much too difficult to truly understand what will really happen.