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Two of the weakest land animals fight to the death
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I think the Chicke will win this out, it is able to catch up to a mouse, has a notable size and weight advantage, and can probably manuever if so desired to kill the rat.
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My money's on the Rat. Unlike the chicken it comes with equipment more suited for combat in its claws and teeth a good bite at the chickens jugular would be pretty deadly.
Also how big is the rat? I've seen some huge ones- roughly the size of small cats- so depending on its size the chickens weight advantage could be a non-factor.
Either way I give it to the rat 7/10
Also how big is the rat? I've seen some huge ones- roughly the size of small cats- so depending on its size the chickens weight advantage could be a non-factor.
Either way I give it to the rat 7/10
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Average weights for both, I said, it's on the OP
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Must have somehow missed it, my mistake. I'd still give it to the rat though, claws and teeth are far more effective than a beak that wasn't designed with tearing through flesh as a priority.
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A chicken has claws and they can do a ton of damage tho
And if you ask, no, they didn't have the "blades", you can see they don't have them
And if you ask, no, they didn't have the "blades", you can see they don't have them
Think the Chicken is faster in short burst, but the rat has more overal manuaverability. Maybe the Chicken could fend off an advance from the Rat by pecking at it, until it needed to get dirty with its feet while body tackling the Rat.
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I didn't even know ****-fights we're a thing that happened in life and I definitely didn't know ppl put blades on their claws.
Acknowledging their claws it'll definitely make things far more difficult for the rat, plus that's bolstered by their weight advantage. But the rat is smarter, has teeth and is very much capable of grappling and scurrying on the chickens body with its own claws.
I'll still stick with the rat High-diff for now though.
Acknowledging their claws it'll definitely make things far more difficult for the rat, plus that's bolstered by their weight advantage. But the rat is smarter, has teeth and is very much capable of grappling and scurrying on the chickens body with its own claws.
I'll still stick with the rat High-diff for now though.
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Coward: 2 votes I think
Pest: 1 vote
Pest: 1 vote
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Ok time to try and dive deep in this debate.
Assuming this is a Rhode Island Red Rooster, which has an average weight of a 8.7 pounds (which are usually the breed for fighting and is a middle weight of the species) and the Rat is tough to pin down. The first things that pop up say that the black rat reachs 12 oz. According the BBC earth the largest species of rat "the large Sumatran bamboo rat" can weigh up to 8.8 lb (although this is the high end).
Assuming it is the average weight... The rooster has the weight advantage, therefore AP advantage, along with better mobility with it's limited flight. A bloodlusted rooster will lead with tackles and talons rather than pecks meaning it will throw out that weight advantage from the start.
I think the rooster wins.
Assuming this is a Rhode Island Red Rooster, which has an average weight of a 8.7 pounds (which are usually the breed for fighting and is a middle weight of the species) and the Rat is tough to pin down. The first things that pop up say that the black rat reachs 12 oz. According the BBC earth the largest species of rat "the large Sumatran bamboo rat" can weigh up to 8.8 lb (although this is the high end).
Assuming it is the average weight... The rooster has the weight advantage, therefore AP advantage, along with better mobility with it's limited flight. A bloodlusted rooster will lead with tackles and talons rather than pecks meaning it will throw out that weight advantage from the start.
I think the rooster wins.
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Wait...DMUA said:
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That's fairDMUA said:
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This ain't a necro yet aaaand the chicken wins fra
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Coward: 5
Rat: 1
Rat: 1
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Birb FRA.
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Chicken fra (chickens destroyed your favourite verse)
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Rats will generally only prey on chicks and eggs, but if you have a serious infestation and food is scarce, they can also raid your coop at night and attack your juvenile and adult birds. Rats kill by biting the head or neck, like those from the weasel family. Like opossums, they will drink the blood of their victims. (Gross!) Parts of your chickens' bodies may be eaten, and the corpses may be pulled into burrows or other concealed locations for feeding. Sometimes they are just dragged into a corner.
So rats have been known to kill adult chickens, plus due to the diseases the rat caries, the chicken will likely get sick and eventually die.
So rats have been known to kill adult chickens, plus due to the diseases the rat caries, the chicken will likely get sick and eventually die.
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Yeah, but idk
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But this is bloodlusted Rooster, they won't peck. Roosters peck to size each other up or threaten something to go away. A bloodlusted rooster leads with charging into the thing full force and tackling it or attacks with its spur. The Rat is at an AP disadvantage and since it would be too bloodlusted to dodge its gonna take a hard hit right off the bat. Likely having a bad bruse or deep cut.
If this was in-character I can see a rat dodging a peck and biting the roosters neck off, but Bloodlusted leaves the rooster at the advantage.
If this was in-character I can see a rat dodging a peck and biting the roosters neck off, but Bloodlusted leaves the rooster at the advantage.
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AP wise, pretty sure the rat is superior at least in terms of biting, as it can bite through bone, wood, and metals rather easily. Rooster has range via size though.
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Uh you do know rat's have that ability "OVER TIME" it's not like they are goddamn wall level with them. That's like saying 1 bite from a rat can break your entire finger which is false. Being able to widdle down metal is impressive but that's still over a certain amount of constant chewing not instantly. Rooster has far greater KE output than a rat due to the average weight difference and has range via what you said. Rooster still takes this pretty handly.
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Yeah going for the chicken here FRA.
Still kinda funny how we just saw someone use "canon" to describe real life. We've all become so absorbed in this wiki that it has become our reality.
Still kinda funny how we just saw someone use "canon" to describe real life. We've all become so absorbed in this wiki that it has become our reality.
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