Jaguar

Hyena Vs Jaguar: Who Would Win in a Fight?

A lot of internet debates pit two different animals against each other to determine who would come out on top, especially those which would not normally come into conflict with each other or even have the opportunity to do so.

Jaguar Vs. Tiger: Who Would Win in a Fight?

Two powerful cats. One epic battle. Who would win?

It’s fun to debate potential skirmishes between different animals based on a number of different attributes from size to hunting skills to determine which would come out on top in a fight.

Are Jaguars Dangerous? Everything You Need To Know

Stalking the forests and deserts of the Americas, jaguars are the largest cat in their home range, and the third largest in the world behind the tiger and lion, respectively.

Their sleek frames can stretch over six feet long (eight with their tail tallied in the math) and the heavier males can weigh in up to 300 pounds. Their shoulders can rise over 2 ½ feet off the ground. They can live up to 20 years.

Known for their distinctive rose-like spots, they are beautiful and graceful creatures (Source).

The question is, are they dangerous to humans?

This Is A Jaglion. The Offspring Of a Male Jaguar And a Female Lion

(photo: Bear Creek Sanctuary)

Also sometimes referred to as a jaguon, the jaglion is one of many portmanteaus used to define hybrid species of animals. In this case, it’s the blend of two big cats: a lion and a jaguar. Both belonging to the genus Panthera, their genetics aren’t too far off. It’s not surprising that they’re able to mate, but they are extremely rare.

10 Animals With The Strongest Bite Force

Before we start our list, lets start off with a base measurement that puts everything into perspective. The average human bite force measures in at 160 pounds per square inch. While a human can bite though smaller bones, such as those from a chicken, its highly unlikely to be able to generate enough force to chomp through anything of substantial size. Plus human teeth will chip and shatter if too much pressure is applied. Now onto the list….