Ok, the animal argument is a bit silly. The bear generally beats them all. Fairly easily. The gorilla comes in last. Also fairly easily. Lions and tigers are built for fighting and killing. They hunt to survive and fight to fend of rivals. Gorillas rarely fight, and prefer intimidation to combat. Grizzly bears are by for the most formidable of these animals. The claws and teeth of the predators, and their proclivity to use them all the time puts them far ahead of the gorilla. Bear wins almost every time. Very large tiger vs bear is the most interesting matchup, since tigers actually kill bears in the wild. Tigers are also by far the quickest of these animals, and their ability to get in and out quickly would be a huge advantage. And in the history of the gladiatorial games, tigers consistently beat lions. Very consistently. The lone nature of a tigers life requires them to be even more formidable than a lion, as lions live in groups. Also, a bear is strong enough to break a mooses back with one strike. This has been observed in the wild. Also, the bears skin and fur gives a ton of protection. In the end, bear wins almost every time.,(reply>), sᴇɴᴅ ᴀ ᴍᴇssᴀɢᴇ👆👆👆