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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Oct 7, 2021 7:36:29 GMT -5
brobear You are right about the tree climbing, but cheetahs were shown to have lower pc2 value than wolves which means they have more flexible limbs. A study by Valkenburg also concluded that cheetahs were better grapplers. Cheetahs also grapple a lot more intraspecific conflicts and while subduing prey. These are the reasons why they are better grapplers. Good point. Cheetahs fight with their paws and limbs to a degree while wolves fight with only their jaws. Canines can pin down prey and finish them off with their strong jaws. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 15, 2021 13:07:20 GMT -5
Even tho the cheetah and the wolf are close in size and cheetah is taller, I will go with the grey wolf. More aggressive always fighting to get a higher status in the pack, lives in packs and fights with other wolf packs. The grey wolf has great stamina unlike the cheetah - even tho its slower than a cheeth it still can fight for a longer time. The grey wolf also has a stronger bite than a cheetah.
Both cheetah and wolf claws are dull so it won't give them more fighting points. I seen wild dogs stealing food from cheetah and they are 2 times smaller than a grey wolf. Not to speak about hyenas.
Mountain lions, leopards, tigers, and lions are another level and will always beat a wolf - leopards are the strongest cats pfp and are known to hunt dogs in India. a grey wolf can beat a cheetah 65%.
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Post by brobear on Nov 22, 2021 23:27:05 GMT -5
I completely agree with short5facedbear ( Reply #21 ). The cheetah, like a greyhound dog, is designed for just one thing - speed. Sure, the wolf is also a runner, but as fast as he is, his number #1 quality is stamina/endurance. The wolf carries more muscle-power both in his jaws and in body.
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