@@hit1067smilodon took down adult mamooths only in packs in today i would say only croc hippo elephant giraffe elephant and maybe kodiak bear can beat it
Modern hyenas often get into gang fights with lions over fresh kill and both species intentionally go after each other’s cubs. I think pleistocine mammals or earlier probably had the same behavior
I would say theres a lot more animals that could tussel with a Smilodon. North and South America when the Smilodon was around were the most dangerous places to be. Both of those continents were filled to the brim with large and powerful carnivores and even the herbivores were just as dangerous
no they went extinct like every other megafauna due to changing climate like the american lion dire wolves mammoth mastodons ginat ground sloths camel horses etc etc etc
I know there’s evidence that smilodon lived in groups since fossils revealed that certain individuals would make full recoveries from injuries such as broken ribs and hips (you know injuries that would normally kill a cat fending for itself) however I don’t think there is evidence that the American lion lived in groups besides their modern relatives lived in prides
Polar bear grizzly bear. Hippocampus African elephant orca. Giant Asian wasp black mamba. There is a big list of modern animals that could take down a smilodon
Actually, the term "saber-toothed cat" more correctly refers to the subfamily Machairodontinae as a whole, members of the genus Smilodon are more specifically known as "saber-toothed lions".
@arjunakorale6166, all saber-toothed cats (subfamily Machairodontinae) are named after members of the subtribe Pantherina (Greater Big Cats) in the tribe Pantherini (Big Cats) within the subfamily Felinae (Modern Cats), which is the only cat subfamily alive today, especially these genera: Smilodon (Saber-Toothed Lions), Homotherium (Scimitar-Toothed Jaguars), and Machairodus (Katana-Toothed Leopards), mainly due to their behavioral similarities to these cats.
@@indyreno2933 Actually no, The members of sub family machairodontinae have different genera than the genus Panthera, The names Smilodon, Machairodus and Homotherium actual translation corresponds as: Smilodon: Sabertooth Machairodus: Knife tooth Homotherium: Similar beast The transliteration of these names cannot correspond to "lion, Panthers, Jaguars or Tigers".
@hassaanahmad7453, actually, the term "saber-toothed cat" refers exclusively to the subfamily Machairodontinae as a whole, not to the genus Smilodon, in fact, many genera are named after greater big cats (subtribe Pantherina), for example: Smilodon: Saber-Toothed Lions Homotherium: Scimitar-Toothed Jaguars Machairodus: Katana-Toothed Leopards Also, the Panthera genus now only includes the leopard and lion as the only two extant species, the tiger now belongs to the genus Uncia along with the snow leopard, while the jaguar belongs to the genus Jaguarius, both genera Uncia and Jaguarius are more closely related to clouded leopards (genus Neofelis) than any of them are to the leopard or lion.
6 modern animals that could kill Smilodon . African Lion Polar Bear Hippopotamus Salt Water Crocodile Kodiak Bear Siberian Tiger Smilodon was strong and powerful but lacked speed and agility and having fragile teeth wouldn't help in a fight a ambush killer vs proven fighters is no competition no matter the power difference Tigers have killed Bears in the wild and lions have killed Bears in captivity when a Bully meets a Fighter I'll put my money on the Fighter cause it's a safe bet.
You forget african elephant,white and black rhino,polar bear,bison,some crocodilians and snakes,komodo dragon,great white shark,orca,sperm whale,giraffe
@@avhinabhkumar6048 my dear friend lion lives in pride but tiger lives alone so they have more hunting skills and size also matters Tiger has high bite force as compared to lion And history also says that tiger could win against lion
@@yadavneeraj7868 go educate yourself yha hunting ki baat ni hori fighting ki baat hori tigers are ambush predators if a bully or a fighter will fight who will win bully ktna hi khatarnak kyu nah ho fighter usko hara hi deta hai so lions are born fighters they alwyas fights till death for their prides territory mating rights whereas some tigers never fight till there death study kr k aao hunting and fighting are two different things kid one more thing lions have mane which protects them from neck grip isliye wo dsre lion ko marne k liye spine todta hai bcos neck grip hoga hi ni manes k vjh se phle jaa k ache se pdhai kr k aao fr yha facts btana lol
I felt some of your lists cannot defeat the smilodon one on one. I found the last 4 would have problem taking on the smilodon.Maybe you can consider my lists below which lived in the same type period and can defeat smilodon one in one. elasmotherium,megatherium, gigantopithecus, Megalania, Bison latifrons, giant wombat,Hippopotamus gorgops
@@dylanwilliger From forensic studies,the Purussaurus existed 8 million years ago,while Smilodon dated from 1 million to 11000 years ago. So they would not have met.Andrewsarcus,Daeodon,Hyenadon, etc are not on the list because of exists period
I said the same thing at 1st before checking ✅ & this validates it.... They aren't & we see their look-alikes we still have on earth battling real life combat which tells a different story
There were no giant hyenas in North America; the only hyena that lived here which could've challenged Smilodon was the smaller Running Hyena, which may or may not have died out before the Pleistocene!
You forgot terror birds like Titanis. Contrary to what pop culture likes to show, I bet you anything those birds showed sabertooths on a regular basis, what it was like for their mammal ancestors to live in fear under the shadow of dinosaurs.
Basically this video states that the Smilodon is the ancestor of the modern day Tiger - which being a solitary animal often avoids other predators in the wild.
Thank you the best comment yet, it seems like the same situation as today accept in North America and not Africa. I would say the pecking order is the same also.
@@noobman65 i think so too, IF the numbers on each side are the same but circumstances could make it more unpredictable. One thing is for certain, the intelligence level on all these animals is amazing. Especially when we see them organizing their attack
Next fights: 1. Orca vs Mosasaurus 2. Stegosaurus vs rhino 3. Siberian tiger vs Utaraptor 4. Hippo vs Smilodon 5. Nile crocodile vs tiger shark 6. Hyena vs T rex
1. Depends on the species of mosasaur 2. Depends on the species of rhinoceros 3. Utahraptor mid diff 4. Hippo low diff 5. Nile crocodile high diff 6 T-Rex obviously
The early African & European lion (Panthera fossilis) was every bit as big as the American lion (Panthera atrox). There is also another ancient sabre-tooth cat called Machairodus kabir which was even bigger.
The three biggest cats are smilodon Populater, Borneon tiger and Panthera fosilis. If we use average weights smilodon is bigger, if we use max weights Borneon tiger maybe and P4P smilodon slams both of them.
Yes. I agree, Same but not morden day big cats, I mean the ancient lions and tigers not animals of today they stand no chance For lions will kill it too, smiledom on has weaker bite because of their long teeth
@odiaosaretinprosper3041 Smilodons are better fighters and they are stronger than any big cat today. They may have lacked the bite force. But, they were designed to hunt larger preys
The steppe mammoth (Mammuthus trogontheri) & Columbian mammoth (Mammathus columbi) were both a fair bit bigger! Also, Palaeoloxodon species were MUCH BIGGER. I think that there were other proboscidean animals that were definitely bigger than the woolly mammoth.
My favorite Prehistoric cats too, like the american Lions and Cave lions from Europe where hunted similar prey there like Similodon fatalis and they have encountered other predators like the Short faces bear and possibly ancient people like Cavemen🪨🪨.
Apparently the 2 big canines we’re pretty fragile but we’re used for slicing and ripping soft parts of the animals like throats and abdomens to kill. So I am assuming with any other predator even if it could clearly over power it and kill it, the smilodon on average could still be more of a threat to it or at least has the possibility to be lethal in fights.
Some modern animals that could. Saltwater crocodile Walrus Elephant seal Polar bear Kodiak bear African elephant White rhinoceros Hippopotamus Nile crocodile Asian elephant Black rhinoceros Indian rhinoceros
Some dinos that could possibly kill a smilodon in my opinion: T-rex or tyrannosaurus rex Brachiosaurus Diplodocus (the one with a long tail) Acrocanthosaurus Velociraptor but in packs above 3 or more Megaraptor
Although the modern big cats did not live during the time of smilodon; I think that some modern cats could kill a Smilodon.If the smaller cat that weighed only 400 pounds could kill a smilodon again I think some modern cats could kill a smilodon.I think modern cats which are much more agile and muscular could also kill the Smilodon.The Siberian Tiger can be much larger.In 1954 in Siberia a large male was killed and it weighed 854 pounds.In India a Bengal tiger in 1967 a large male was killed it weighed 857 pounds.The Siberian Tiger is built more robust than other tiger species.His teeth can be up to 5 inches long big enough to kill the Smilodon.
Other Prehistoric herbivores like Brontotherium and the Mastodon could easily defeat a Sabertooth head on, and like their cousins the Woolly mammoths Mastadons have large tusk to attract mates and fend off rival Mastodons that go near their territory🦣🦣.
What species of Hyena would Smilodon have met? Also Lion prides are a relatively recent evolutionary trait. There is no proof American lions had this behavior. Likewise there's no proof that Smilodon was a solitary hunter. The only reason we can infer Homotherium may have been social is because of their documented preference for proboscians (Elephant, Mammoth, Mastodon)
To be honest if you guys are wondering cave hyena and dire wolf can’t be beat smilodon. Well Hyena and dire wolf don’t fight alone. A group of cave hyena could kill a smilodon. Dire wolf pack could badly injured or kill smilodon but don’t forget smilodon are aggressive and knows how to defend themselves. Here are some Pleistocene animals you could mention more eremotherium/giant sloth 2 things why, size and claw. Basically there are animals that can beat smilodon on group hunter like cave hyena or dire wolf or 1 on 1 situations like short face bear or American lion by itself. In video it covers Pleistocene animals that are pack hunter vs smilodon or 1v1 smilodon
The sabors have been proven to be capable of punching through skull bones of other smilodon...data shows social behavior in smilodon they moved and worked in groups..arctodis was probably on the menu occasionally due to that ..and the fact smilodon preyed on animals arctodis size...other stunningly in accurate info to be addressed later
They wanted no part of a full sized short faced bear if they came across one cuz even if there’s 3 they taking hella injuries and maybe casualties I mean on hit from that thing while it’s falling is sending one to a chiropractor or maybe even Jesus
At last i got what i wanted. Saltwater Crocodile vs Bottlenose Dolphin could be a better match up get the likes up and you've made me learn so much stuff about animals i subscribed
@@longdongsilver4444 short? lighter? There most much studies sowing American lion being bigger more stronger bite force hunting and fighting experience stamina agility and intelligence nice try dude but it's a tab out in 5 second
Interesting that the cutoff time for many of American animals presented here was around 11000 years ago. Maybe humans put a finger on that extermination?
A t rex and megladon could have beaten a smiladon if they were alive i am suprised he didnt say only a t rex and megladon would have defeat a smiladon if they were alive
They're formidable flightless large Birds too, with sharp large beaks enough to stab through the fur of small horse species with three toes and they can pretty fast too like their modern day countpart Ostriches🦉🦉.
Smilodon dont have a powerful bite like a lion They have their sabertooth to kill quickly as possible Their biteforce is around a large house dog like lab. Scientists have scaned it's skull and found that it's jaws are not capable of taking such pressure and dont have the place where such muscles can be located
6 modern day animals can't beat the king of the jungle prehistoric predator animal the smilodon 1.elephant 2.hippo 3.rhino 4.siberian tiger 5.african lions 6.polar bear
People seriously underestimate the Ngandong tiger, the largest specie of tiger ever, it was more durable, better stamina, faster, and also way stronger than smilodon, it lived in Indonesia thousands of years ago.
Well… it was a sub species of tiger. It was either the largest or second largest sub species of tiger. There was still the bornean tiger that had an estimated mass of 420.57 to 539.19 kgs.
@@SpikeThePittieit isnt.The largest ngandong tiger was 363 kg.And bornean tiger’s weight is not confirmed on a paper yet and its extremely fragmentary.
Holyshit giant hyenas could reach up to 660 lbs. that's massive! They would have been ferocious predators and consumed a lot of meat, more than likely wounding their big cat rivals back then.
Silly question because everyone knows I could defeat a Smilodon. Just give me a stick, a magnifying glass, a rope, 2 sugar packets, a lego fire truck and a universal remote and I got this.
pretty much nothing but a modern day Hippo could take on a Smilodon.. if we were to compare the hippo tusks to a Smilodon's teeth they would be a fair match
@@Jimmoieie yes all of them American lion was largest cat ever known some specimen can even be predicted to be as heavy as 500 kg Overall smilodon has more muscle mass and stronger muscle density but It is weaker because of very low stamina not a good running speed and smilodon doesn't even have tails which can balance him
@@amarjitkumar8555 Can you name me these American lions specimens there were predicated to weigh as much as 500 kgs? And what type of mathematical calculations were used to determine that weight? What valid, peer reviewed studies place the American lion at 500 kgs?
@@amarjitkumar8555 Also, I wanted to let you know that, that 2012 study stating that male American lion individuals could weigh up to 523 kgs has already been debunked by two paleontologist.
Crazy that humans managed to survive alongside auch wild animals
yes exactly
They are lucky they didn't die
U mean such right?
Don't underestimate the power of sugar cubes. With those huge canines, tooth decay would have proven fatal. This is likely how humans wiped them out.
@@FluxBlade752
they weren't lucky, they were resourceful
Would've been more interesting if it was modern animals that could kill a Smilodon
Smilodon populator hunted mammoths alone aint no way u saying that bru
@@hit1067 Im not saying modern animals that could out-wrestle it.. I'm saying animals that could kill it.. Like a snake bite or smth from the waters
@@hit1067smilodon took down adult mamooths only in packs in today i would say only croc hippo elephant giraffe elephant and maybe kodiak bear can beat it
Giant Hyenas and Dire Wolves can’t defeat a Smilodon.
Yes!
Dire wolves only in packs
@@Benja21740 Maybe
"Posed a threat"
Modern hyenas often get into gang fights with lions over fresh kill and both species intentionally go after each other’s cubs. I think pleistocine mammals or earlier probably had the same behavior
I would say theres a lot more animals that could tussel with a Smilodon. North and South America when the Smilodon was around were the most dangerous places to be. Both of those continents were filled to the brim with large and powerful carnivores and even the herbivores were just as dangerous
Australia was crazier. 7 meter long running land crocodiles and equally long Komodo Dragons. Also a cat-like predator built like a Honey Badger.
@@simohayha6031 I should know. I live there
Like the T rex
@@daddyfuntime2727 Obviously didn’t live at the same time, but yes, North America has always been filled with large fauna, especially predators
I know right
Smilodon went extinct because of overspecialization. They were too bulky, and their teeth were too long and flimsy.
no they went extinct like every other megafauna due to changing climate like the american lion dire wolves mammoth mastodons ginat ground sloths camel horses etc etc etc
I know there’s evidence that smilodon lived in groups since fossils revealed that certain individuals would make full recoveries from injuries such as broken ribs and hips (you know injuries that would normally kill a cat fending for itself) however I don’t think there is evidence that the American lion lived in groups besides their modern relatives lived in prides
Exactly there is literally peer reviewed paper written on the sociality of smilodon.
@@xenon3659together they could take one massive herbivores
@@simohayha6031 yes
Side by side pics for size comparison(including smilodon &possibly their living relatives) would've been nice great video
That was interesting. I wonder if you could compose another one with modern animals that could defeat a smilodon.
I was thinking it would say "modern animals that could defeat a Smilodon"
No one, male lion would be the closest
Polar bear grizzly bear. Hippocampus African elephant orca. Giant Asian wasp black mamba. There is a big list of modern animals that could take down a smilodon
@@michaela2776 Male Tiger*
@@stephenjargiello3735 *Hippopotamus*
Hippocampus is sea horse
Actually, the term "saber-toothed cat" more correctly refers to the subfamily Machairodontinae as a whole, members of the genus Smilodon are more specifically known as "saber-toothed lions".
Lol, you are crazy man! No such thing as a sabre-tooth lion but then again I think that you already know that.
@arjunakorale6166, all saber-toothed cats (subfamily Machairodontinae) are named after members of the subtribe Pantherina (Greater Big Cats) in the tribe Pantherini (Big Cats) within the subfamily Felinae (Modern Cats), which is the only cat subfamily alive today, especially these genera: Smilodon (Saber-Toothed Lions), Homotherium (Scimitar-Toothed Jaguars), and Machairodus (Katana-Toothed Leopards), mainly due to their behavioral similarities to these cats.
@@indyreno2933 Actually no, The members of sub family machairodontinae have different genera than the genus Panthera,
The names Smilodon, Machairodus and Homotherium actual translation corresponds as:
Smilodon: Sabertooth
Machairodus: Knife tooth
Homotherium: Similar beast
The transliteration of these names cannot correspond to "lion, Panthers, Jaguars or Tigers".
@hassaanahmad7453, actually, the term "saber-toothed cat" refers exclusively to the subfamily Machairodontinae as a whole, not to the genus Smilodon, in fact, many genera are named after greater big cats (subtribe Pantherina), for example:
Smilodon: Saber-Toothed Lions
Homotherium: Scimitar-Toothed Jaguars
Machairodus: Katana-Toothed Leopards
Also, the Panthera genus now only includes the leopard and lion as the only two extant species, the tiger now belongs to the genus Uncia along with the snow leopard, while the jaguar belongs to the genus Jaguarius, both genera Uncia and Jaguarius are more closely related to clouded leopards (genus Neofelis) than any of them are to the leopard or lion.
@@indyreno2933whatever weed you're taking is out of this world.. there's no such thing as a Sabertooth lion..
I mean you must be kidding 😂😂....
6 modern animals that could kill Smilodon .
African Lion
Polar Bear
Hippopotamus
Salt Water Crocodile
Kodiak Bear
Siberian Tiger
Smilodon was strong and powerful but lacked speed and agility and having fragile teeth wouldn't help in a fight a ambush killer vs proven fighters is no competition no matter the power difference Tigers have killed Bears in the wild and lions have killed Bears in captivity when a Bully meets a Fighter I'll put my money on the Fighter cause it's a safe bet.
You forget african elephant,white and black rhino,polar bear,bison,some crocodilians and snakes,komodo dragon,great white shark,orca,sperm whale,giraffe
African lion can't
But yes only seibarian tiger can be closed
@@yadavneeraj7868yes tiger fans says that african lion can't lol
@@avhinabhkumar6048 my dear friend lion lives in pride but tiger lives alone so they have more hunting skills and size also matters
Tiger has high bite force as compared to lion
And history also says that tiger could win against lion
@@yadavneeraj7868 go educate yourself yha hunting ki baat ni hori fighting ki baat hori tigers are ambush predators if a bully or a fighter will fight who will win bully ktna hi khatarnak kyu nah ho fighter usko hara hi deta hai so lions are born fighters they alwyas fights till death for their prides territory mating rights whereas some tigers never fight till there death study kr k aao hunting and fighting are two different things kid one more thing lions have mane which protects them from neck grip isliye wo dsre lion ko marne k liye spine todta hai bcos neck grip hoga hi ni manes k vjh se phle jaa k ache se pdhai kr k aao fr yha facts btana lol
Man, I would love to see a resurrection of the smilodon. Even, if it’s only in a Pleistocene park…
Purussaurus, Deinotherium, Woolly Mammoth, Elasmotherium, Paraceratherium, Titanis Walleri, Titanoboa and many more could have killed Smilodon too!
I felt some of your lists cannot defeat the smilodon one on one. I found the last 4 would have problem taking on the smilodon.Maybe you can consider my lists below which lived in the same type period and can defeat smilodon one in one.
elasmotherium,megatherium, gigantopithecus, Megalania, Bison latifrons, giant wombat,Hippopotamus gorgops
What about Purrusaurus?
@@dylanwilliger From forensic studies,the Purussaurus existed 8 million years ago,while Smilodon dated from 1 million to 11000 years ago. So they would not have met.Andrewsarcus,Daeodon,Hyenadon, etc are not on the list because of exists period
I said the same thing at 1st before checking ✅ & this validates it.... They aren't & we see their look-alikes we still have on earth battling real life combat which tells a different story
Short-faced bear probably just swipes and breaks the kitty 's back. Smilodon probably doesn't even confront the bear.
Me, I could’ve killed it.
Me too😅
There were no giant hyenas in North America; the only hyena that lived here which could've challenged Smilodon was the smaller Running Hyena, which may or may not have died out before the Pleistocene!
King wild ciencias 👑🐯💪
You forgot terror birds like Titanis.
Contrary to what pop culture likes to show, I bet you anything those birds showed sabertooths on a regular basis, what it was like for their mammal ancestors to live in fear under the shadow of dinosaurs.
This is a masterpiece
Basically this video states that the Smilodon is the ancestor of the modern day Tiger - which being a solitary animal often avoids other predators in the wild.
A cape buffalo or Zebra would have destroyed a smilodon
@@Paul_DeGuzman23You're crazy bro
@@mobarenleidowu1336 how so
@@Paul_DeGuzman23 How could a zebra or cape Buffalo destroy a smilodon? If they get killed by lions most of the time
@@Paul_DeGuzman23Those animals would have been food for the smilodon dumbass.
What an interesting time period. What about Wolf Pac versus Hyena Pac versus Lion Pac versus Short faced Bears.
Thank you the best comment yet, it seems like the same situation as today accept in North America and not Africa. I would say the pecking order is the same also.
@@anthonyetn1 would love to see some of those matchups, especially the carnivores that travel in packs; wolves versus hyenas.
@@swmitamorning pac wins hand down
@@noobman65 i think so too, IF the numbers on each side are the same but circumstances could make it more unpredictable. One thing is for certain, the intelligence level on all these animals is amazing. Especially when we see them organizing their attack
Sid in real life would've killed Diego.
0:56
That’s a Mastodon.
I'm surprised that andrewsarchus, Simbakubwa or Daeodon wasn't mentioned or added on the list
They died millions of years ago. Sabertooth lived with humans and they didnt. Skill issue
Next fights:
1. Orca vs Mosasaurus
2. Stegosaurus vs rhino
3. Siberian tiger vs Utaraptor
4. Hippo vs Smilodon
5. Nile crocodile vs tiger shark
6. Hyena vs T rex
1. Depends on the species of mosasaur
2. Depends on the species of rhinoceros
3. Utahraptor mid diff
4. Hippo low diff
5. Nile crocodile high diff
6 T-Rex obviously
Ohh CoMe On what happened to animal battles😤🤦🏻♂️🤦
Mosasaurus
Stegosaurus
Utahraptor
Hippopotamus chomps, crunches, crushes, munches and chews
Nile Crocodile
Hyena swipes
@@Cathy19837dude you never saw a trex right?
@@pierre-samuelroux9364 Sarcastically Speaking
My list would be:
6) Woolly Rhinoceros
5) Giant Ground Sloth
4) Short Faced Bear
3) Woolly Mammoth
2) Terror Pig
1) Elasmotherium
Technically the American lion was on average larger than smilodon fatalis.
Smilodon vs Homotherium would be a good match can you please make a video on it❤
Homotherium is a lot bigger.
Smilodon slams
Ice age told me bout the mammoth being a major threat
Is the American lion the strongest cat that ever lived?
The early African & European lion (Panthera fossilis) was every bit as big as the American lion (Panthera atrox). There is also another ancient sabre-tooth cat called Machairodus kabir which was even bigger.
The three biggest cats are smilodon Populater, Borneon tiger and Panthera fosilis. If we use average weights smilodon is bigger, if we use max weights Borneon tiger maybe and P4P smilodon slams both of them.
@@xenon3659 populator was the strongest cat
+ terror bird, giant ground sloth and cave people
Humans. There are records of early humans and Smilodons killing each other.
What if a Smilodon went face to face with a Tiger 🐅?
He will kill the tiger
@@odiaosaretinprosper3041no the tiger would kill the smilodon ik the smilo is a lil more stronger but the tiger is better at Fighting
Yes. I agree, Same but not morden day big cats, I mean the ancient lions and tigers not animals of today they stand no chance
For lions will kill it too, smiledom on has weaker bite because of their long teeth
@@odiaosaretinprosper3041 I agree with u except for lions & tigers & maybe jaguars no big cat really stands a chance
@odiaosaretinprosper3041 Smilodons are better fighters and they are stronger than any big cat today. They may have lacked the bite force. But, they were designed to hunt larger preys
A woolly mamoth is probablly the biggest mammel in the plistosen epoch
No
The steppe mammoth (Mammuthus trogontheri) & Columbian mammoth (Mammathus columbi) were both a fair bit bigger! Also, Palaeoloxodon species were MUCH BIGGER. I think that there were other proboscidean animals that were definitely bigger than the woolly mammoth.
Smilodon is one of my favorite prehistoric tigers, in my opinion one of the strongest to
Did you know that my favourite prehistoric animals are the American Lion and the sabertooth tiger and dinotherium
No I didn't my favorite anamils are hippo tiger polar bear eagle snakes
My favorite Prehistoric cats too, like the american Lions and Cave lions from Europe where hunted similar prey there like Similodon fatalis and they have encountered other predators like the Short faces bear and possibly ancient people like Cavemen🪨🪨.
How about 6 modern animals that can kill the Smilidon
Greatest ever earth hunter in history
Apparently the 2 big canines we’re pretty fragile but we’re used for slicing and ripping soft parts of the animals like throats and abdomens to kill. So I am assuming with any other predator even if it could clearly over power it and kill it, the smilodon on average could still be more of a threat to it or at least has the possibility to be lethal in fights.
you have to assume its prey would be resisting being killed by smilodon
Cool! But what if they cloned him and put him back in the world? Where would they place him and how would he fair?
I'm surprised that humans couldn't have killed a Smilodon, I hear that they are a dangerous animal too......
Bro forgot about the Cave Bear💀
Smilodons my favorite prehistoric animal
Some modern animals that could.
Saltwater crocodile
Walrus
Elephant seal
Polar bear
Kodiak bear
African elephant
White rhinoceros
Hippopotamus
Nile crocodile
Asian elephant
Black rhinoceros
Indian rhinoceros
Rhinos, hippos and bears lose, kid. Smilodons killed adult Wooly Rhinos, Wooly Rhino are bigger than those i mentioned.
@@Darth_Malgus4627 kid? Im 18 not a kid. Also nothing i said was false, a 1500kg hippo would crush a 350kg cat like its nothing. Don't be delusional.
@@Darth_Malgus4627 Hippos bite force to 1800 psi, simply crush similodon body ½
@@Darth_Malgus4627 Even 6 similodons cannot take down a fully grown rhino
They don't even chance against spainsh bulls😏
@@Predation_records Smilodon Populator weighed more than 350 kgs also hippos dont have eight inch thick skin.
Everyone knows only a Frownodon can beat a Smilodon.
Everyone knows that the lion king kill a Smilodon and Barbary lions
@@marrthedolltigers can too if lions can
ayyyyyoooo
@@marrthedoll😭😭
lion and tiger r smilodon children😂
Request smilodon vs wooly mammoth who will win this fight between these two ice age mammals?
Mammoth no diff
Some dinos that could possibly kill a smilodon in my opinion:
T-rex or tyrannosaurus rex
Brachiosaurus
Diplodocus (the one with a long tail)
Acrocanthosaurus
Velociraptor but in packs above 3 or more
Megaraptor
Yeah, but dinosaurs exist at the time😂
They didn’t exist at the time and he said at that time when does Smilodon existing
Although the modern big cats did not live during the time of smilodon; I think that some modern cats could kill a Smilodon.If the smaller cat that weighed only 400 pounds could kill a smilodon again I think some modern cats could kill a smilodon.I think modern cats which are much more agile and muscular could also kill the Smilodon.The Siberian Tiger can be much larger.In 1954 in Siberia a large male was killed and it weighed 854 pounds.In India a Bengal tiger in 1967 a large male was killed it weighed 857 pounds.The Siberian Tiger is built more robust than other tiger species.His teeth can be up to 5 inches long big enough to kill the Smilodon.
Other Prehistoric herbivores like Brontotherium and the Mastodon could easily defeat a Sabertooth head on, and like their cousins the Woolly mammoths Mastadons have large tusk to attract mates and fend off rival Mastodons that go near their territory🦣🦣.
Brontherium was already extinct
@@pierre-samuelroux9364 where they extinct before the arrival of Sabertooth cats and Woolly mammoths in the Stone age🦣🦣?
@@haroldalan7080 yes way before
@@haroldalan7080 and it ICE AGE
smilodon were pack hunters
Sir a video of Cougar/Puma vs Hyena.
Actually Smilodon was a social predator like American lions,Dire wolves and Homotherium
What species of Hyena would Smilodon have met?
Also Lion prides are a relatively recent evolutionary trait. There is no proof American lions had this behavior. Likewise there's no proof that Smilodon was a solitary hunter.
The only reason we can infer Homotherium may have been social is because of their documented preference for proboscians (Elephant, Mammoth, Mastodon)
You forget the tiny killers
what could kill a prehistoric whale can you make a video about that
To be honest if you guys are wondering cave hyena and dire wolf can’t be beat smilodon. Well Hyena and dire wolf don’t fight alone. A group of cave hyena could kill a smilodon. Dire wolf pack could badly injured or kill smilodon but don’t forget smilodon are aggressive and knows how to defend themselves.
Here are some Pleistocene animals you could mention more eremotherium/giant sloth 2 things why, size and claw.
Basically there are animals that can beat smilodon on group hunter like cave hyena or dire wolf or 1 on 1 situations like short face bear or American lion by itself. In video it covers Pleistocene animals that are pack hunter vs smilodon or 1v1 smilodon
The sabors have been proven to be capable of punching through skull bones of other smilodon...data shows social behavior in smilodon they moved and worked in groups..arctodis was probably on the menu occasionally due to that ..and the fact smilodon preyed on animals arctodis size...other stunningly in accurate info to be addressed later
Probably not on healthy adults
They wanted no part of a full sized short faced bear if they came across one cuz even if there’s 3 they taking hella injuries and maybe casualties I mean on hit from that thing while it’s falling is sending one to a chiropractor or maybe even Jesus
Funny how humans from 500 to thousand years from now would be talking about these things about siberian tigers, bengals, african lions and etc.
powerful Top 12 Bite Force Animals Large please
At last i got what i wanted.
Saltwater Crocodile vs Bottlenose Dolphin could be a better match up get the likes up and you've made me learn so much stuff about animals i subscribed
Even in a 1v1 american lion would still kill it
Hdyk you've never seen it before
@@AnangohoNevhutalu neither did you
American lion?
@@nabeelhaque5299 yes
@@longdongsilver4444 short? lighter? There most much studies sowing American lion being bigger more stronger bite force hunting and fighting experience stamina agility and intelligence nice try dude but it's a tab out in 5 second
Interesting that the cutoff time for many of American animals presented here was around 11000 years ago. Maybe humans put a finger on that extermination?
it was the climate change that ended the ice age animals not humans..
A t rex and megladon could have beaten a smiladon if they were alive i am suprised he didnt say only a t rex and megladon would have defeat a smiladon if they were alive
That's sounds stupid. Why would a cat be fighting a shark in the first place.😂 They live in totally different environments.
Can’t believe they didn’t even throw in the ground sloth.
Smilodon was social too.
What about Terror bird ?
They're formidable flightless large Birds too, with sharp large beaks enough to stab through the fur of small horse species with three toes and they can pretty fast too like their modern day countpart Ostriches🦉🦉.
The Wolverine, with an Adamantium infused skeleton, of course.
Can Gigantopithecus could have killed Smilodon?
Smilodon dont have a powerful bite like a lion
They have their sabertooth to kill quickly as possible
Their biteforce is around a large house dog like lab. Scientists have scaned it's skull and found that it's jaws are not capable of taking such pressure and dont have the place where such muscles can be located
Sid if he actually had his real life size would've killed Diego. 😂
If it was still ice age story maybe not
Ok so maybe giant animals and pack hunting animals could have killed the Smilodon, so what? This is still happening today with certain apex predators.
6 modern day animals can't beat the king of the jungle prehistoric predator animal the smilodon 1.elephant 2.hippo 3.rhino 4.siberian tiger 5.african lions 6.polar bear
Can a tiger kill a smilodon
No, Smilodon would win by far
What about giant ground sloth vs smilodon or Columbian mammoth vs smilodon?
They both win
missing the giant sloth megatherum
North America during the pleistocene was lit af
It takes 1 American lion to defeat smilodon
Depends on which species of smilodon.
@@JimmoieieExactly,even smilodon fatalis can kill american lion on some occasions.But if it was populator,then no big cat stands a chance
People seriously underestimate the Ngandong tiger, the largest specie of tiger ever, it was more durable, better stamina, faster, and also way stronger than smilodon, it lived in Indonesia thousands of years ago.
Well… it was a sub species of tiger. It was either the largest or second largest sub species of tiger. There was still the bornean tiger that had an estimated mass of 420.57 to 539.19 kgs.
@@Jimmoieie Its still stronger and bigger than Bornean tiger, Ngandong tiger is king of tigers.
@@SpikeThePittieit isnt.The largest ngandong tiger was 363 kg.And bornean tiger’s weight is not confirmed on a paper yet and its extremely fragmentary.
@@JimmoieieAnd smilodon fucks it up too
Wolves could not stand a chance 1 on 1 against a smilodon
The giant short faced bear also called bull dog bear
Smilodon vs Jaguar
You should had include Entelodont and Andrewsharchus, though I don´t if they lived in the same period.
What about the Honey badger?
no doubt about it. honey badger could have taken down a T-Rex or Deinosuchus, maybe even a Quetzecoatlus or a Liopleuridon
@@MicrowaveWalrusbruh did you see all those?
You are right smilodon can kill giant hyena one one but in packs they can kill smioldon same with Dire wolf.
The Saber tooth tiger is not the ancestor of the modern day tiger
Happy Elephant's day 🐘 ❤
Smilodon vs African Lion
Holyshit giant hyenas could reach up to 660 lbs. that's massive! They would have been ferocious predators and consumed a lot of meat, more than likely wounding their big cat rivals back then.
they were not hyenas but hyena like
You should have mentioned the Spinosaurus bro.
Not fair
LOL@@Predation_records
When vid about ice age animals this guy:SpInOsAuRuS
Giant Hyena vs. Sloth Bear
Dire Wolf vs. Theropithecus oswaldi
Sloth bear because its much bigger.
Dire wolf obviously, even a modern grey wolf would win.
Silly question because everyone knows I could defeat a Smilodon. Just give me a stick, a magnifying glass, a rope, 2 sugar packets, a lego fire truck and a universal remote and I got this.
It looks they went instinct because we ate them all hahahaha
Purussaurus brasiliens vs orca
Hippopotamus gorgops vs deinosuchus hatcheri
palaeoloxodon namadicus vs T-Rex
Purussaurus low diff
Deinosuchus no diff
Palaeoloxodon low diff
megatherium groud sloth,terror bird,hyaenodon,daedon hell pig,walking whale andrewsuchus
pretty much nothing but a modern day Hippo could take on a Smilodon.. if we were to compare the hippo tusks to a Smilodon's teeth they would be a fair match
Huh african elephant,polar bear,rhino,lion,tiger,grizzly bear,giraffe,some crocodilians and snakes,komodo dragons,great white shark,orca
@@pierre-samuelroux9364 Lion and Tiger lose to Smilodon
@@Kingsaxxy3872 maybe
@@pierre-samuelroux9364Maybe? Smilodon will destroy both at the same time
@@raptor___ hm
What if a smilodon went face to face with a modern day lion
He will kill the lion
@@yadavneeraj7868 it's like Diego running fades with Simba
Which species of smilodon? The largest could get up to 961 pounds or 436.1 kgs.
@@Jimmoieie Smilodon populator the largest one
@@markgraham5560Smilodon populator maxed out at around 961 pounds, which is larger than the largest liger.
Bobcat on steroids
Were wooly mammoths bigger than modern day elephants??
No they are roughly the same size but Mammoths had bigger tusks and might have weighed more.
American lion was larger than smilodon
Which species of Smilodon? Certainly not S. populator
@@Jimmoieie yes all of them American lion was largest cat ever known some specimen can even be predicted to be as heavy as 500 kg
Overall smilodon has more muscle mass and stronger muscle density but It is weaker because of very low stamina not a good running speed and smilodon doesn't even have tails which can balance him
@@amarjitkumar8555 Can you name me these American lions specimens there were predicated to weigh as much as 500 kgs? And what type of mathematical calculations were used to determine that weight? What valid, peer reviewed studies place the American lion at 500 kgs?
@@amarjitkumar8555 Also, I wanted to let you know that, that 2012 study stating that male American lion individuals could weigh up to 523 kgs has already been debunked by two paleontologist.
@@Jimmoieie there are many sources you can find it anywhere
What about Daeodon and Entelodon
Surely the dire Wolf would be heavier than 150 pounds for God's sake modern grey wolves can be that big
You forgot that time Jaguar