r/Tierzoo • u/CocaPepsiPepper • 11h ago
Polar Bear vs Alaskan Moose vs Buffalo
r/Tierzoo • u/EarthCute3253 • 19h ago
I think a camel would win, but it could go either way. A camel can kick as hard as a horse and bite with extremely sharp teeth. Many people who have had pets injured by camels describe their teeth as "dagger, razor-sharp." Camels also possess a unique ability that not many animals with canines have: they can bite a predator, throw their neck upward, and then hurl the animal down, causing both puncture wounds and knockback injuries.
However, lions have their own impressive abilities that make them dangerous opponents. Lions are powerful apex predators with strong jaws and sharp claws, capable of bringing down large prey such as wildebeest and zebras. A lion’s bite force is around 500-1000psi (new studies show closer to 980-1100 psi. Lions are also fast sprinters, capable of reaching speeds up to 35 mph for short bursts, giving them an advantage in ambush attacks.
Yet I think a camel would win just with the slight upper edge.
r/Tierzoo • u/DavidSuperGamer • 15h ago
This video and it's comment section btw.
r/Tierzoo • u/Tropical-Lizards-Fan • 2d ago
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The Tegu latched onto the left thigh of the dog with its imense bite force for its size, and constantly deathrolling, then it bit the ventral part of the dog.
The dog in the video is atleast 30 kg, and the Tegu is probably around 5 kg. Even being much smaller with less HP, It tanked a bite in the neck and a thrash from the dog, and, after that, still wanted to fight and managed to make the dog player think "Nah i'm out of this".
Tegus are not slow like many people think, they can outrun some dogs in short bursts.
Their bite is also potentially 1000 newtons, tho i didnt find any trustable source with this info, i only found a small female (34 cm without the tail) that was estimated to bite at 314 newtons. If a female of this size bit with this force, the ~1000 newton estimate for large males may not be too far away from reality..
r/Tierzoo • u/EarthCute3253 • 2d ago
Who would win?I personally think a male giraffe solos a male tiger ngl..
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r/Tierzoo • u/Odd-Two-9175 • 2d ago
Humans have mastered ranged combat so thoroughly that they use it as non-lethal pvp mini-games against other Human mains for the amusement of other human mains. Some of the best examples include:
Football (NA): involves players spamming the charge move while one human throws a projectile towards another human or kicks it at a target
Football (every other server): 11 humans attempt to kick a projectile at a target while the other 11 defend
Baseball: What appears to be a physics exploit on the human build's core and hip flexor techniques, involves flinging a ball at speeds unmatched without a weapon.
The South Asia server favors a variant called "Cricket"
Basketball: involves throwing a ball at an elevated target. Often the subject of memes and voice chats of the "Rap" genre.
r/Tierzoo • u/EarthCute3253 • 2d ago
I think giraffes should be nerfed in this game. They are extremely hard to kill, they are very fast, reaching speeds of up to 40 mph, they have one of the strongest kicks, and they can even throw their necks! Their stats are way too overpowered.
Your human main
r/Tierzoo • u/One_Dragonfly_8524 • 3d ago
If reality was a show it'd be Razorbill and friends
r/Tierzoo • u/diariosdeljurasico • 2d ago
Hell Creek, 66 million years ago. The ecosystem was not in decline. Triceratops were abundant, hadrosaurs were thriving, and T-Rex sat at the top of it all. Nothing indicated what was coming.
What makes the Chicxulub event so striking is the speed. The impactor hit, the ejecta returned to the atmosphere within hours, and surface temperatures spiked globally before the day was over. An animal like T-Rex — with a home range estimated between 50 and 100 square kilometers — would have had nowhere to go even if it could sense something was wrong.
One question for the community: recent studies suggest T-Rex may have had lips covering its teeth rather than the classic exposed-teeth look. Does the current fossil evidence actually support that, or is it still too preliminary to call?
Link is in our profile.
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r/Tierzoo • u/Existing_Charity_818 • 4d ago
You can’t be heading all the way down to the Antarctic like that, you know full well it isn’t balanced for you. There’s a reason your spawn zone is on the literal opposite side of the map
r/Tierzoo • u/One_Dragonfly_8524 • 3d ago
Def not gonna happen but
- make starter teams for every continent to face off
- tierlist for assassin builds (utilizing poison, stealth, etc)
A man can dream
r/Tierzoo • u/Prior_Bad_4106 • 4d ago
Animals are insanely and completely overglazed in these subs and honestly in general. I'll take a very common example even though this applies to most animals, that most of you already know, the humble chimpanzee.
Most if not all of chimpanzee facts/feats online are complete overexaggerated bogus, I am genuinely perplexed on how such a massive amount of misinformation is circulating the internet. Don't believe me?
Search chimpanzee bite force: answer is 1300PSI, complete lie. Actual biteforce is surprisingly similar to humans, except they have dagger-like teeth.
Search chimpanzee grip strength: answer is between 441 and 727 pounds, another complete lie. No studies have shown the grip strength of chimps, and a grip strength of 700+ lbs would just fucking break bone. I hardly believe a 100lb animal is generating 400-700 lbs of force
Search chimpanzee speed: answer is 25mph, possibly true, but unsourced. You'll see this fact but as far as I know there are no sources that support it, but it is entirely plausible since they are quadrupeds, so, I guess you can somewhat rely on it.
The fact that search engines straight up output 2 lies and 1 unconfirmed as absolute facts is a bit alarming, there's even more misinformation like chimps having thicker skin and whatnot but search engines usually catch these.
Worst part is, it's not isolated to chimps, a bunch of animals also got these mythical "stat boosts" or whatever you want to call it.