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Hmmm... my research on human durability feats & antifeats, along with many other acts has led me to these valuable sources that I deem notable & deserving to go into a CRT:
Blue Whales can survive multiple attacks like bites, rippings & rammings from orcas for many hours before dying (Archived), & Orcas prey on them (Archived). I do have a calculation on the Blue Whale & Orca's kinetic energy at top speed with reliable & legit sources, but I don't think that's needed knowing the wiki. Strikes by large (Archived) vessels (Archived) can also injure/kill blue whales.
Hippos: HIppos can crush skulls with their bites (Archived), crush a watermelon with (Archived) a bite (Archived), cut a person in half with their teeth (Archived), swallow a person whole (Archived), rip a person's arm/limbs off (Archived), snap a crocodile/canoe in half with razor sharp teeth, & kill 500 people a year (Archived). (Hippo Attacks (Archived))
There's actually many cases of domestic pigs severely attacking or even killing other humans.
"...a 49-year-old male found dead in his farm's pigsty, where a sow and her piglets were present. At the postmortem examination, numerous, severe blunt force injuries were observed...where massive injuries involving soft tissues, bones, and regional vessels, tendons, and nerves were present. The death resulted from severe bleeding from massive upper extremities injuries due to a domestic pig attack. Domestic pigs are usually placid but they can become aggressive if disturbed and attack humans producing severe injuries due to trampling, kicking and biting." It's been said that they can cause severe injuries via tramples, kicks & bites on humans.
In 2006, a 650 lb pig pinned a welsh farmer to a tractor & bit him until the pig was scared off by a hose. One case involved a pig knocking woman over & mauling her. A sow managed to knock a farmer off his feet, enabling the other piggies to bite him.
There's plenty of piercing damage feats for domestic pigs, they can usually bite & gore with their tusks if they're male. Boars with sharp tusks are the more dangerous animal, being able to pierce the muscles & possibly even damaging the nerves & blood vessels. Sows can bite away skin & subcutaneous tissue. The most common injury site is the posterior aspect of the thigh due to the height of pigs & being unseen from behind& no, it's not because it's juicy. That would be weird. Farmers have noted pigs's immense strength being able to inflict serious injuries. One source claims that domestics & potbellies have been known to reach 200-300 psi (Archived)
In general, domestic pigs are usually calm, indifferent, & playful towards their owners. They can be aggressive if provoked.
"...a 49-year-old male found dead in his farm's pigsty, where a sow and her piglets were present. At the postmortem examination, numerous, severe blunt force injuries were observed...where massive injuries involving soft tissues, bones, and regional vessels, tendons, and nerves were present. The death resulted from severe bleeding from massive upper extremities injuries due to a domestic pig attack. Domestic pigs are usually placid but they can become aggressive if disturbed and attack humans producing severe injuries due to trampling, kicking and biting." It's been said that they can cause severe injuries via tramples, kicks & bites on humans.
In 2006, a 650 lb pig pinned a welsh farmer to a tractor & bit him until the pig was scared off by a hose. One case involved a pig knocking woman over & mauling her. A sow managed to knock a farmer off his feet, enabling the other piggies to bite him.
There's plenty of piercing damage feats for domestic pigs, they can usually bite & gore with their tusks if they're male. Boars with sharp tusks are the more dangerous animal, being able to pierce the muscles & possibly even damaging the nerves & blood vessels. Sows can bite away skin & subcutaneous tissue. The most common injury site is the posterior aspect of the thigh due to the height of pigs & being unseen from behind
In general, domestic pigs are usually calm, indifferent, & playful towards their owners. They can be aggressive if provoked.
Elephants (Archived) have trampled humans, killing them in some cases. An old man at the age of 68 did survive an elephant charge & a pieced tusk to the knee, he was later sent flying (Archived) (I do have a calculation, although the formula for the person only isn't Vs Battles's calculation on people being sent flying from a car/elephant. If anyone is interested, I can do a Vs Battles version of the calculation.)
Here are the links:
(Possible Stealth Mastery?): https://seaworld.org/animals/all-about/polar-bear/diet/ (Archived). The link states that it can flip seals onto the ice, & I've researched into the weights of the seals it eats. It can on occasion kill beluga whales & young walruses. Polar Bears have black skin but are seen as white, helping it via camouflage in it's habitat (Archived).
OG Bears can chuck ice/stone & use tools: https://www.researchgate.net/public...Tools_When_Hunting_Walruses_Odobenus_rosmarus (Archived)
It's been claimed many times that they can one-shot many animals/prey from a paw swipe, I'm not too sure about the claim though. One managed to slash through a spotlighted pool & slashed 3 of the whales across their head & dragged a more than 1000 lb whale for a time (Archived). One managed to rip a tent to shreds (Archived). Their shoulders are strong enough to where they can dig & ground feed.
(Possible Stealth Mastery?): https://seaworld.org/animals/all-about/polar-bear/diet/ (Archived). The link states that it can flip seals onto the ice, & I've researched into the weights of the seals it eats. It can on occasion kill beluga whales & young walruses. Polar Bears have black skin but are seen as white, helping it via camouflage in it's habitat (Archived).
OG Bears can chuck ice/stone & use tools: https://www.researchgate.net/public...Tools_When_Hunting_Walruses_Odobenus_rosmarus (Archived)
It's been claimed many times that they can one-shot many animals/prey from a paw swipe, I'm not too sure about the claim though. One managed to slash through a spotlighted pool & slashed 3 of the whales across their head & dragged a more than 1000 lb whale for a time (Archived). One managed to rip a tent to shreds (Archived). Their shoulders are strong enough to where they can dig & ground feed.
Tiger: They’re fierce & deadly being able to take down (Archived) prey bigger & heavier than itself (Archived), frequently targeting the skull/cervical spine (Archived)/neck or back (Archived) of it’s victims (Archived). Being notable in real life maulings onto humans (a woman got killed by a tiger, witnesses claimed she was grabbed by the neck. A man's neck was snapped by a rogue tiger, the tiger then fought a rival male tiger) (Archived). For reference, it's hard to quantify how much force you need to break a spine, but studies shown that it would require over 3000 N to fracture the cervical spine (Archived) (I do have 2 google doc pages worth of calculations on breaking a neck/spine if anyone's interested). A 11 year old boy got his arm ripped off & Singh lost an arm & leg fighting off a tiger with a spear. 22 villagers have been killed in 12 months in 2018, one photo showed a headless corpse. A tiger managed to tear apart Hashmot Ali's face after a single stroke of it's claws (Archived). They’re mostly active at night (Archived), & primarily stalk their prey prior to an ambush (Archived). They can also fight equally (Archived) with sloth bears (Archived) (Info on Sloth Bear Attacks (more notably on pdf pg 7)), one managed to one-shot a lion by paw swiping it’s jugular vein (Archived). How did a Tiger have a man's head & body separated in this case? There’s no way a human could solo a tiger without weapons like spears or guns.
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