Who is the fiercest and deadliest of all the big cat's?

Answer 1

More than likely the Tiger.

They have astounding sizes, in weight and masculine. Their jaw power is

incredible and probably the strongest of all big cats, considering their large

craniums.

Answer 2

Size wise, the Siberian Tiger wins out. Tigers are known to take out water buffalo, which are HUGE. They're smart too. People figured out that they normally attacked from the backside, so they wore masks that made it look like they were always watching, but eventually the tigers saw through it.

However, the jaguar's Latin name, Panthera Onca, can be translated as "Kills with a single bound."

When you compare their size to what they're holding, the leopard could take first place in the strength category. It climbs up sixteen to twenty feet holding food its weight to avoid having the meal stolen by scavengers.

I wouldn't quite consider the lion one of the deadliest big cats, though it is the king of the jungle, because when you're against a lion on its own, that lion loses a lot of the dynamic hunting patterns that it normally uses.

The cheetah is fast, but it isn't strong, and often gets it food by tripping it. They aren't known for having too much endurance, so if an animal can Dodge the first trip, it will most likely survive the hunt.

I honestly don't know which big cat is the most deadly. Personally, I think it depends on the situation. For instance, if there is a pride of lions, then anything will be in trouble. Or if the cheetah is able to corner an animal, it's basically over. Being around a lot of trees could spell doom for an animal against either a leopard, jaguar, or tiger. Really, it all depends on how you look at it.