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" I wasn't arguing that if you look at my reply above what you quoted you will see what my belief was. The wolf won't get into a fight that it can't win, so rather than running right in, it would most likely wait for an opening and then go for the said: This isn't a hunt, it's a fight over a meal. But the animal they are hunting is already dead. Wolves don't hunt on their own, so of course an animal that DOES will have a higher success rate at it. "Well then you really need to specify the individual part. instinct, and physicality give them the upper hand.

any single cat at the same weight as any single dog is a better individual hunter. the dog doesn't have a friends in this fight. the only reason dogs have a higher success rate (if that's true at all) is because of the fact they hunt in packs. Individual species are better and worse than others. I was simply saying that cats all around are better hunters than all canine species is incorrect. None of this really comes to play though because the wolf is just going to look at the cougar look at it's food and say, "You better eat it quick because I'm gonna get my friends and then your is said: " said: " I wasn't arguing that if you look at my reply above what you quoted you will see what my belief was. None of which will really help it one on one with an animal that is stronger, faster, and with more in its arsenal, wolf has a strong bite pressure stronger then a cougars true, but a cougar has razor sharp claws. A wolfs three main advantages in hunting are endurance, intelligence, and numbers. Still though, cougars have been reported to take down smaller sized moose on their own. Also they aren't that close in size, A gray wolf on average is about 80-110lbs where as a female cougar is on average 75-140lbs, but I guess we're to assume it's a smaller sized cougar. Though the term is most often used to describe a Gray Wolf. Also this should be more specific about what type of wolf, because technically a timber wold just refers to any species of wolf that lives in north America that lives in forest. Now with all that in mind a solitary wolf is not going to f#k with a mountain lion.

A pack of wolves could when though it would be unlikely even to start for my reason stated. They're smart they wont pick a fight they don't think will win. Wolfs wont take on a mountain lion in a pack usually. cats are natural born killers and better hunters than dogs all around and this is a well known fact if you're an animal fanatic like myself. the only group of wild cats you find do that are lions. To be completely honest, in this scenario the wolf would probably back off and let them lion have the carcass, then take it out from behind while its eating. The man got out after a while of very slow, deliberate movements to show that he meant no harm. While he was busy it had cut off his escape route. He counted the number of wolf cubs in the den, but when he turned to leave he found that the male was sitting there watching him.

When he approached the den of the wolves, the male ran off into the forest immediately. There was a researcher who was looking into the wolf populations in Northern Canada a few years back. It would not be that easy to get past its defenses. "Wolves are some of the most intelligent hunters in the animal kingdom. cats are too agile and are programmed to sink their teeth in the jugular of it's victim first chance they get.