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I'm as heavy as Alex Perez but that doesn't mean I'm anywhere close in strength to him. And this one dog killed 8 coyotes solo, so I don't see how Coyotes are at all comparable to normal dogs.The heaviest ones are at the size of a Husky. That's one of the reasons why they're 10-B. Also, they're wild animals.
I mean, if you want to you can, but honestly seeing how easily Walter could curbstomp them I think Walter still wins here. A 10-B dude faught off 3 coyotes, I see no reason why Walter couldn't fight off a 4th or 5th. Again, Wikipedia in one of the above coyote attacks said that a man faught off 4 coyotes with a walking cane. The man having a cane implies he is rather old and needs assistance to walk, yet he could fight off 4 coyotesI can add more coyotes to where they would be over the weight of an 84 kg man.
Coyotes do have evidence that they can physically contend with 10-B animals. Huskies are more robust pound-by-pound since they're bred to pull weights heavier than themselves, and they can trade bites with and withstand pitbull attacks, and pitbulls are 10-B on-site. Being wild animals mean that you have a level of unpredictability and higher natural strength, but I concede here, since now being a wild animal alone isn't going to help the coyotes alone.I'm as heavy as Alex Perez but that doesn't mean I'm anywhere close in strength to him. And this one dog killed 8 coyotes solo, so I don't see how Coyotes are at all comparable to normal dogs.
Also Huskies really shouldn't be 10-B, average humans overpower dogs all the time, and the only way those dogs stand a chance against humans in a fight is with their bites. My 5' 3" 125 lbs mom once was working with a german shepard (she's a vet) and the dog lunged at her. She was able to stop the lunge and overpower the dog solo and pin it to the ground. She can't even bench press 100 lbs and yet she could overpower a german shepard, who's definetly comparable to a husky. And when I was 13 and WAY skinnier and less athletic I could overpower my black mouth curr who's dog aggressive. He was in full aggression mode and a barely 100 lbs 13 year old me could overpower and restraign him, and black mouth currs are also simular in size to huskies.
Also what does them being wild animals have to do with anything? That won't stop Walter from just picking it up by the tail and pulling a "puny god" on it
I mean, if you want to you can, but honestly seeing how easily Walter could curbstomp them I think Walter still wins here. A 10-B dude faught off 3 coyotes, I see no reason why Walter couldn't fight off a 4th or 5th. Again, Wikipedia in one of the above coyote attacks said that a man faught off 4 coyotes with a walking cane. The man having a cane implies he is rather old and needs assistance to walk, yet he could fight off 4 coyotes
Saying feats that Huskies have doesn't really prove that Coyotes are as strong as them. And coyotes are constantly beat by 10-B animals because humans defeat them all the timeCoyotes do have evidence that they can physically contend with 10-B animals. Huskies are more robust pound-by-pound since they're bred to pull weights heavier than themselves, and they can trade bites with and withstand pitbull attacks, and pitbulls are 10-B on-site. Being wild animals mean that you have a level of unpredictability and higher natural strength, but I concede here, since now being a wild animal alone isn't going to help the coyotes alone.
That is entirley understandable tbh. So, here's the news stories for youAlso, I prefer news stories/credible sources that support your personal stories, as otherwise, they're just ancedotal story-fallacy, something. I can't remember the fallacy.