Quote:Even if that is true, so is the fact that big cats fight with their teeth and claws (nails), so my statement is scientifically accurate. Those territorial fights preceded Egyptians, hammers, and pyramids.

 

What the Bengals did last week also makes sense scientifically because they killed the Ravens and birds are prey to cats.

 

As I believe you previously pointed out, bengal tigers and jaguars did (and do) not co-exist on the same continent, so any territorial disputes between the two species would most definitely have not occurred and makes no sense scientifically. The same applies to the Ravens analogy as bengal tigers are not known for eating ravens; the raven would just fly away. In fact, bengals usually eat moose, deer, pigs, cows, horses, buffalos, goats, elephant calves, bears, leopards, tapirs, and the occasional wild dog. But nowhere in that list is a jaguar.

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