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Human muscle structure is very... uh, whatever the opposite of dense is.But then wouldn't all humans be 10-A what?
Even chimps half your size would be much much stronger than you.
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Human muscle structure is very... uh, whatever the opposite of dense is.But then wouldn't all humans be 10-A what?
That is. I absolutely agree with 10-A chimps, especially looking at the other animals that we place in 10-A and 9-CAlso, is that your stealthy way to say you agree with 10-A chimps?
Armor basically hit it on the head but I'll explain my reasoning a bit further.But then wouldn't all humans be 10-A what?
Female leopards and wolves are 23 kg. Barracuda are 24 kg. Great Pacific Octopi are 10 kg in small specimens. Boa constrictors are 15 kg.There's no way something that's 20 kg should be 10-B. Keep in mind 10-C is a relatively large tier, it doesn't necessarily have to be 3 kg animals and below.
It did so by choking them, that's LS, not AP. Still, he's gonna be 9-B. On the subject of that, though...I mean the Titanoboa killed giant crocodiles so that stills Wall level
That's 9-C. TitBoa was much bigger so 9-B is probably fine but Idk if this is enough for the Anaconda.Anaconda
- Attack Potency - It's enough to actually crush bones and ribs, and crack a femur. This is why I refuse at the Titanoboa being downgraded, as it is almost 4.5 stronger than this
Do u know Cheetahs can kill Ostrich & similar types of birds?! Like a Cheetah easily kills an Ostrich in Kgalagadi Transfronteir ParkFair enough, but Cheetahs don't usually tackle targets directly, do they? I'm still very iffy on scaling that to their normal, non-running physical blows. As for converting watts to energy, a racehorse is obviously far stronger than a cheetah or a greyhound, they they produce more watts than him, you'll understand why I don't wanna use those to get ratings at all.
I do think I got too aggressive there though, apologies for that.
They can kill them but they're physically a lot weaker than them, right? Scaling that way would bring every big predator to 9-B by virtue of killing prey of that strength, which we agreed not to do.Do u know Cheetahs can kill Ostrich & similar types of birds?! Like a Cheetah easily kills an Ostrich in Kgalagadi Transfronteir Park
Anyway do u know Ostrich sized birds such as Giant Rhea & Ostrich with their claws can disembowel human with one blow
: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...-loose-quiet-english-countryside-9262409.html
Ostrich kicks can kill a human easily also mentioned in National Geographic Channel
Who are physically weaker than them Cheetah?!? Yes but not by that much what u are thinkingThey can kill them but they're physically a lot weaker than them, right? Scaling that way would bring every big predator to 9-B by virtue of killing prey of that strength, which we agreed not to do.
I agree with that they shouldn't be 9-C cause they are probably in groups attacking few PredatorsI mean, 10-A is fine, 9-C is what I had issues with for HH.
Chimpanzees are half the weight of an average dude, and typically do not know karate. We're making them 10-A because they have no actual reasons for 9-C.I’m late coming to this thread but, considering the fact that Bruce Lee is considered to be physically peak human even though he’s about the size of an average human, I don’t think we should consider human-sized like chimps for example to be automatically 10-A just because of this.
Indeed, chimpanzees have been shown to be about four times as strong as humans comparable in size, according to evolutionary biologist Alan WalkerChimpanzees are half the weight of an average dude, and typically do not know karate. We're making them 10-A because they have no actual reasons for 9-C.
Have you read the OP? Not only has that study been contested, but it says comparable in size. Chimps are usually a fair bit lighter than humans, around 50 kg on average. I guess if you're scrawny, a chimp will be x4 as strong as you. But here's the thing, if you multiply the average 10-B rating (70 joules) by four, you don't reach 9-C (280 joules, while baseline 9-C is 300 joules)
Eh... I wanted to share this here to solve doubts dudeHave you read the OP? Not only has that study been contested, but it says comparable in size. Chimps are usually a fair bit lighter than humans, around 50 kg on average. I guess if you're scrawny, a chimp will be x4 as strong as you. But here's the thing, if you multiply the average 10-B rating (70 joules) by four, you don't reach 9-C (280 joules, while baseline 9-C is 300 joules)
Maybe, but we can't tell for sure. Either way, that guy was a giant by chimp standards (nevermind that considering the location and the time this happened, the windshield was likely a lot flimsier than modern ones).Since the article said that the chimp charged and then smashed one of the car’s windows, it sounds to me that the chimp likely did it with one attack.
I mean, we don't really have any feats for them- I don't really know how big they have to be to break bones.Wouldnt the 7 meters and above Anacondas be 9-B?
Large Anacondas can ATE large animals like Orinoco Crocodiles.I mean, we don't really have any feats for them- I don't really know how big they have to be to break bones.