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DandyLion posted:I honestly can't stop watching this. What tournament/match was this? I did find a source video, but I don't know any turkish, so I can't really say much about it. http://www.izlesene.com/video/rakibini-akla-gelmez-hareketle-nakavt-eden-guresci/7003998
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Rigged Death Trap posted:they do sometimes move four-'legged', and male kangaroos especially are jacked because they use them to fight other males (Kangaroos doing Choke holds are not an uncommon sight). that, alongside generally being very lean, among other arid climate adaptations, makes them look like a bodybuilder prepped for show. Yeah. Lots of animals are much more muscular than you'd think, they just have more fur and fat that a kangaroo does.  Chimps are loving jacked.
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Rascar Capac posted:Paddle-shaped wooden clubs may also have been a fairly common weapon in Neolithic Europe: Also in some parts of Polynesia, sometimes with shark teeth added for added nastiness. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leiomano
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:A hippo's skin is up to 2 inches thick but underneath that they're almost pure muscle layered over incredibly thick bones. They might look like big ol' chubbos but they actually have very little body fat. Hippo trivia: A fully grown hippo's hide can weigh nearly half a ton in total. While not literally armored like a rhino is, a hippo's hide is almost impenetrable to lions. Bite power champions like hyenas and crocodiles might be a different story. Hippos definitely have fat (it helps make them more buoyant in water, among other things), but less than e.g. bears, seals or domesticated pigs.
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Robobot posted:You know, I always thought a ram would beat a deer in a headbutt fight. I’ve learned something new today. AFAIK, rams and goats have exceptional knockout power for their size because they can rear up and/or charge explosively before headbutting (I've seen a ram knock out a cow), but they don't have the mass or leverage to beat a grownass deer in a pushing match (which is what deer fights often are). For content: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xk1fUzkqwbQ Suleman has a new favorite as of 23:36 on Jan 11, 2024 |
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Blue Footed Booby posted:That doesn't look like a reindeer. Oopsie daisy, I'm still going through post-christmas rehab.
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