Ranking ANIMALS of Who Wins in a BATTLE ROYALE

Subscribe: creaturechallenge Have you thought about how animals like a Grizzly bear, a lion, or a Siberian tiger would last in a battle royale? Well, you came to the right video. In this video, I am ranking how long each animal would last in the animal kingdom. Some iconic animals mentioned in this video are gorillas, polar bears, tigers, lions, grizzly bears, elephants, rhinos, wolves, chimpanzees, and even humans. Here is the poll by YouGov that polled people on what animals they thought would win in a battle royal: https://today.yougov.com/society/arti... When it comes to some of the most ferocious animals, there are some famous match-ups us humans like to think about such as, lion vs tiger or Polar bear vs Walrus! And pondering 1 v 1s are cool and everything, but what if we took the most iconic animals and put them in a giant, gladiator arena for them to duke it out? If you’re wondering how long would something like a grizzly bear or a lion last in a death match against the rest of the animal kingdom? Well, you clicked on the right video because today, we’ll be ranking animals in terms of how long they would survive in a battle royal. There was a Poll by YouGov that said 8% of Americans think they could beat a lion and an Elephant in a fight with their hands… Yeah, what? Just for reference, thats 2/25 Americans. Yeahh.. And we’re gonna completely ignore that more people think they can beat an elephant compared to a grizzly, but anyways, those same people who did that poll, also ranked which animals would win win in a battle royal… Heh, and oh my, the people’s IQ on this topic is an insult to the education system… Yeah, people think that a Gorilla would place in the same spot as a Polar bear, and that a Walrus would lose quicker compared to an orangutan or eagle. We’re talking about the same, multi ton animal that gives polar bears a tough time…right? Ain’t no way! We need to correct this, so, let’s take the animals this poll shows, and rank them. African elephant: weighs around 6 tons White rhino: 3,500 - 4,500 lbs Hippo: 3,000 - 4,000 lbs African lion: 413-426 lbs https://moscow.sci-hub.se/1511/9dfd45... The African lion lives in perhaps the most competitive ecosystem in the world; the African savanna. They are the apex predators of their environment. Lions have been known to hunt just about anything they can get their paws around, like buffalo and zebras. However, larger prey like buffalo usually takes the entire pride to take down. Siberian tiger: 353 -418 pounds https://conservewildcats.org/resource... Siberian tigers, despite common misconceptions of them being the largest big cat, are actually the second largest tiger behind the Bengal tiger. Currently, male Siberian tigers in the wild weigh between 353 - 418 lbs on average. Siberian tigers, also known as Amur tigers, are famous for their strength and ferocity. They are hyper carnivores and hunt just about anything they can get their jaws around. Shire horse (largest horse): 1,800 - 2,400 lbs Moose: 1,300 pounds by the fall season, and stands between 6.5- 7 feet tall Silverback gorilla: 330-460 lbs Nile crocodile: Is 10.5-16 long and weighs 500- 1,000 lb it really depends on the age of the individual. Alligator: 440 to 770 lbs and is about 12 feet in length when fully grown. Polar bear: Males average around 1,000 lbs in weight. The polar bear; they rule over the arctic as the apex predator. In fact, they are considered the largest predator on land. Polar bears have been known to drag beluga whales out of water to eat them and hold their own against walruses. So yeah, they are very powerful creatures. Jaguar: 210 lbs for pantanal Jaguar. Leopard: 130 lbs. Cheetah: 75-140 lbs. Green anaconda: Female = 15 ft in length and 66 to 176 lbs Cape buffalo: 1,300-1,700 lbs Wild boar: Mature male wild boars weigh between 165 - 300 lbs. Female Spootted hyenas: Average somewhere between 130-150 lbs. Bornean orangutan: 110 lbs to 220 lbs Pacific walrus: Males weigh between 2000-4000 lbs. Coyote: 20-50 lbs Chimpanzee: 88-154 lb Ostrich: 220-290 lbs #animals #wildlife #fight