Can humans beat lions, can humans beat lions?

Yes, the famous gladiator Spartak.

He has slain a lion.

But whether Spartak ever killed a lion is still in dispute.

Some people think it's true. Because of the Roman Colosseum.

People often fight with lions. If he couldn't beat it, he would have been eaten a long time ago, and there would have been no subsequent uprising. There is Xiang Yu in the East.

The West can't have Spartacus?

It is also said that he killed a small beast such as a wolf, ** in order to make him heroic, so it was changed to kill a lion.

It is also said that because the lion is facing a wheel battle, Spartak is the last opponent, and the lion is exhausted.

**Definitely no, in the era after the invention of the camera, there will be no one to do such inhumane things. Even in zoos, there are emergency plans, if a lion attacks a visitor, someone will come out to save it.

The decisive advantage of humans over other animals is their ability to use tools.

If a man is unarmed, he is no better than a wild boar than he is stronger.

Compared to jumping, people are no better than fleas.

Compared to swimming, people are no better than loaches.

Compared to flying, people are no better than sparrows.

Compared to climbing trees, people are no better than monkeys.

Compared to the sense of smell, people are no better than puppies.

More alert, than a rabbit.

When a person with bare hands meets a lion, that is the food of the lion.

Even if the lion meets Spartacus, Spartacus has at least a knife in his hand; Wu Song met a tiger and had a whistle stick in his hand.

If man had used tools, there was not a single animal in nature that could not be a meal for man.

So, a man must be able to beat a lion - as long as people can use tools.

It's hard to say with bare hands, it shouldn't be able to beat, to the point that humans are stronger than other animals is the brain, even if they give people cold weapons, they can defeat fierce beasts.

Human strengths are intelligence and the use of tools. Although Wu Song said that he fought the tiger, it should be difficult to match the lion with normal empty hands and no tools.

Lions cannibalize people, of course.

Lions are carnivores of the cat family and leopard genus, and in the wild, they mainly prey on animals in the growth environment, mainly eating animals that are weaker than themselves, such as wild boars, kangaroos, sheep, wild deer, rabbits, antelopes, takin, bison, zebras, wildebeests, etc., and have a strong ability to hunt.

If you don't have enough food, you may eat carrion from animals. If it is raised in captivity, it is generally fed common chicken, duck meat, rabbit meat, etc.

The largest lion in the world is the Barbary lion, also known as the North African lion and the Atlas lion, which is the second largest subspecies of the lion and also the named subspecies of the lion, with an average male weight of 185 kilograms, slightly smaller than the Bengal tiger.

The Barbary lion is a well-known subspecies of lion and the first lion to be recognized by Europeans, and the head of the triumvirate of carnivores in North Africa. Its living habits are similar to those of tigers, and it is not as fond of group activities as other subspecies of lions, and it is estimated that it is also the only lion that lives alone.

According to the data, the Barbary lion has a body length of 1 meter, a tail length of 1 meter, a shoulder height of 1 meter, a total body length of more than 3 meters (including the tail), and a weight of about 200 kilograms. In the nineteenth century in Egypt there was a scientific record that the Barbary lion weighed a staggering 300 kilograms, but no definitive evidence was found.

That's because you haven't experienced it firsthand, the lions in the zoo eat people, and that's probably because the lions have been locked up for years and driven crazy. But I'm sure lions don't eat people, and our science teacher said that he had a friend who had been to the savannah, where lions were very human, and generally didn't eat people at all!

Yes, this should be innate, it's just that the lions in the zoo have been trained, but there are also dangers, the wild ones are more powerful, the rabbits are anxious to bite people, the lion is hungry, you say that you can't eat people, the environment, maybe it's the key, he not only changes people, but also animals

First of all, lions are carnivores, and any carnivore theory is likely to eat people. Lions are at the top of the food chain in the grasslands, so it's still possible.

Of course the lion eats people when it is hungry! Carnivores, after all! You really think it's a monkey