Would you rather fight 1 jaguar-sized cardinal or 100 cardinal-sized jaguars? Choose your side. https://t.co/Gt6ofqH90Z
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This!One Jaguar size Cardinal easily
I'm with Simmons, give me the 100 cardinal sized jags. That's basically like taking on a bunch of cubs. I'd rather take my chances kicking those things than a giant bird that can attack me from the sky.
No one is talking about rescuing anything. We are talking about fighting, maiming, and destroying brother.Cool. 100 rescue Jaguars, that's all we need at my house. I can feed them and still be alive to pet them afterwards, I thinks I'm just feed for the giant Cardinal.
This is what I thought about.Fighting 100 wild Cardinal sized Jaguars would be a lot like this:
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Fighting 100 wild Cardinal sized Jaguars would be a lot like this:
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If anyone has ever lived in a rural area, then you probably know someone who once tried to pick a cardinal up, that beak has some serious pressure at the bite and their beak locks (hell, look at the nuts they crack) and at that size their wings and talons for lack of a better word could mess you up too... I am going with the 100 little jaguars unless you allow them to climb up to your neck and then good luck buddy
Cardinals are super aggressive. A 180 lb aggressive bird would kill any unarmed person on the planet.Yes, why fight one herbivore bird when you can fight 100 land piranhas?
You’d have to account for the speed of the cats (they run 50-60 mph). You may be able to stop 8-10 at once but the other 90 would overwhelm anyone.Cardinals are super aggressive. A 180 lb aggressive bird would kill any unarmed person on the planet.
The tiny cats? Kick em and stomp em to death.
You’d have to account for the speed of the cats (they run 50-60 mph). You may be able to stop 8-10 at once but the other 90 would overwhelm anyone.
These are Jaguars not cheetahs so closer to 28mph top speed. And their speed would greatly diminish with their stride being 1/50th of what it is full size.You’d have to account for the speed of the cats (they run 50-60 mph). You may be able to stop 8-10 at once but the other 90 would overwhelm anyone.
Well duh, they're cats, anyone who runs like prey deserves to be eaten. And any cat owner will tell you that felines are easily distracted, just start waving your laser pen across the ground and after 10 minutes or so of chasing the light around they'll all be panting and ready for a good cat nap. Then, casually walk away, past what remains of the fool who chose to fight the giant Cardinal.You’d have to account for the speed of the cats (they run 50-60 mph). You may be able to stop 8-10 at once but the other 90 would overwhelm anyone.
…These are Jaguars not cheetahs so closer to 28mph top speed. And their speed would greatly diminish with their stride being 1/50th of what it is full size.
You think a cardinal is 1/8th the size of a Jaguar? A Jaguar can be up to 212lbs whereas a cardinal can be up to 1.8 ounces. On a conversion rate of 16 ounce to a pound that means that a cardinal is about 1/1,188th the weight of a Jaguar. Granted we are both combining mass with area.Also a full size Jaguar weighs about 80 kilos. A cardinal size one would be about 10kg. So 100 of them is a tonne of animal to fight off and 100 sets of sharp teeth.
Again, I may have thought about this too much.