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NatureGround >> Which animals have the best stats?
| 7/8/09 3:58 PM | |
B Mcallister
Edited: 07/08/09 4:05 PM Member Since: 3/11/09 Posts: 666 |
The animals with the best senses thread gave me this idea.Which animals have the best physical stats? Both overall, and size for size. (Excluding bugs, of any kind) Strength - Meaning overall "horse power". Which animal, if a harness is attached to it, could pull the most weight? Speed - (For land, aquatic and flying animals) - How fast one can get from point A to point B in a spurt. First run is 40 yards. Second run is 300 meters. Agility - Which animal would be able to weave in and out of agility cones the quickest Vertical Jump - Which animal has the highest standing leap Swimming skills - (Aquatic animals excluded) - Which land animal has the best swimming skills Biting force - What animal produces the most force in their bite? Endurance - If all animals were running at 30% of their max speed, which could keep up their pace the longest? |
| 7/8/09 4:02 PM | |
DW
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point a to point b is a leopard if its less than 30 meters. possibly agility too. |
| 7/8/09 4:03 PM | |
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DW
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bite force is a crocodile |
| 7/8/09 4:05 PM | |
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B Mcallister
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I edited some and added some. |
| 7/8/09 4:12 PM | |
LiMbTwIsTeR
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Strength - Blue Whale Speed - Peregrine Falcon can move at a controlled 200 mph when dive bombing prey Agility - tough to measure, but if your talking cones, I would guess a dog. Vertical Jump - Impala has a 12 foot verticle jump Swimming skills - Sailfish top close to 70mph Biting force - Salt Water Croc |
| 7/8/09 4:13 PM | |
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john76
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Tiger wins the most well rounded |
| 7/8/09 4:14 PM | |
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microbiologynerd
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Strength - Blue Whale- going with this Speed - Peregrine Falcon can move at a controlled 200 mph when dive bombing prey- sounds good! Agility - mongoose Vertical Jump - some jungle cat Swimming skills - seals for maneuvering, speed i dono Biting force - my whore ex gf who still owes me $400 |
| 7/8/09 4:14 PM | |
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D0N Johnson
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ALl around has to go to the Tiger. Speed. Power. Reflexes. High Jump. Explosiveness. Bite power. Size. |
| 7/8/09 4:16 PM | |
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cbia
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Strength - Land = Elephant, sea = Blue Whale Speed - land = cheetah, aquatic = sailfish/marlin, and flying animals = falcon Agility - Dog Vertical Jump - ? kangaroo Swimming skills - polar bear Biting force - croc Endurance - dog/wolf |
| 7/8/09 4:17 PM | |
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john76
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and tigers can swim well enough to rip you off of a boat and then come back for your friend one by one draggin your lifeless carcases to shore |
| 7/8/09 4:17 PM | |
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D0N Johnson
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Tigers can also climb trees. Lions can't. |
| 7/8/09 4:23 PM | |
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microbiologynerd
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| 7/8/09 4:24 PM | |
Fraser
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Ligers have the most skills. But it seems like this should be adjusted for body size, especially stuff like vert leap. |
| 7/8/09 4:25 PM | |
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john76
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ligers have skills in magic |
| 7/8/09 4:28 PM | |
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DW
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I would bet lb for lb a leopard's stats own a tigers. |
| 7/8/09 4:31 PM | |
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D0N Johnson
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a tiger would rape a leopard. literally. power and size counts for.... a shit load. |
| 7/8/09 4:33 PM | |
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B Mcallister
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Remember, pound for pound animals are included in the stats too. |
| 7/8/09 4:34 PM | |
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D0N Johnson
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P4P mammals shouldn't even be in discussion then. insects would rule all. |
| 7/8/09 4:35 PM | |
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DW
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Don please read the entire first post before adding your own thoughts. |
| 7/8/09 4:36 PM | |
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bleier
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How do lions sleep in trees if the can't climb them? Bears would have to win this shit p4p |
| 7/8/09 4:37 PM | |
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D0N Johnson
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i don't have to read shit. this is the internets. i write what i want. suck a noodle homie. |
| 7/8/09 4:39 PM | |
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john76
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yeah ... lions can climb but they usually don't have too unless they are escaping hyenas or someshit. Tigers get it on |
| 7/8/09 4:42 PM | |
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DW
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D0N Johnson - i don't have to read shit. this is the internets. i enjoy coming across like an idiot. |
| 7/8/09 4:42 PM | |
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Stasis
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Strength: I would guess full grown bull elephant? Blue whale could MAYBE be argued but there is little functional strength there...and it would be hard to rig a harness and have a fair pull. Speed: peregrine falcon clocked at 242mph, pretty sure that takes the cake. Agility: no clue, I also think some sort of monkey or sloth or something. Not quick agility but super flexibile. And incredible dexterity quad-dexterous is pretty nice. Vertical Jump: Puma, 15+ ft vertical leap, 60+ft drop Swimming: Probably like a leopard seal for speed and agility. Swordfish can go 70+mph in water. Bite force: definetly croc/gator. 2500+lb bite force |
| 7/8/09 4:43 PM | |
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Stasis
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Endurance: possibly humans? Ive heard we are one of the best long distance runners in the animal kingdom. |
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