Are jaguars more dangerous than tigers and lions?

Answer 1

Yes, but it depends on the situation. A bear is more dangerous when it is wounded, hungry, and sees a human as a potential meal. A bear is also very dangerous when you surprise it, even if it's by accident. A bear is also dangerous if you don't know how to read its body language when it is tell you to stay away. This applies for lions as well. Lions are also quite dangerous when they've had the taste of human flesh before and will stop at nothing to kill again. They are also dangerous because they are adept killing machines and will hunt other animals down even if they have just recently killed one. Finally, lions are dangerous when they see humans as something that is impeding on their territory an feel they have to defend it against these bipeds.

All in all, both bears and lions are dangerous if people do not respect them nor understand their body language.

Answer 2

It varies on the tiger species and bear species.

It is said that bengal tigers are the most aggressive and largest species of tiger. Sumatran tigers also have a ferocious temper. They are man-eaters. The siberian tiger is not much of a man-eater and is less aggressive.

Sloth bears are very vicious and attacks on humans are fatal. Their extremely long claws can cause serious injuries or death. Female sloth bears can be very vicious when protecting their cubs. Male sloth bears are also very aggressive when protecting its territory.

The sun bear is known to attack people.

Black bears are unpredictable and have killed people many times before.

Brown bears, grizzly bears, and polar bears have killed people.

Answer 3

Most likely, yes. Although a tiger is as dangerous as a lion, the bear has more strength and size advantage.

Answer 4

Although the third largest and most powerful cat, jaguars rarely attack humans, so, no they are much less dangerous than their larger cousins.

Answer 5

No..Tigers are much more endangered.