Is there any animal more alpha looking than an adult male Lion?

[kobeunderbite]

Yes:

[Kingcarl24]

I honestly think one of the most intimidating animals out there is the Diamondback Rattlesnake.

When you're out hiking in the mountains, few things will get your heart beating faster than hearing that rattle start up at your feet. I was out hiking with a buddy and we were climbing a pretty steep hill that was covered in waist high grass. He was a few feet ahead of me and we both heard that rattle at our feet. He must have ran about 50 feet up the hill and I ran about 50 feet down the hill. We couldn't see it at all but we could sure hear it.

[AbeVigodaLive]

There's a prominent eagle's nest at the cabin. It's part of the cabin experience to watch the eagles soar. Last year, one went overhead much lower than normal and we got to see the fish it nabbed still squirming.

Very cool.

I'm having cabin withdrawal. I miss that place already.

[elartman1973]

I honestly think one of the most intimidating animals out there is the Diamondback Rattlesnake.

When you're out hiking in the mountains, few things will get your heart beating faster than hearing that rattle start up at your feet. I was out hiking with a buddy and we were climbing a pretty steep hill that was covered in waist high grass. He was a few feet ahead of me and we both heard that rattle at our feet. He must have ran about 50 feet up the hill and I ran about 50 feet down the hill. We couldn't see it at all but we could sure hear it.

Meh....we use to kill those all the time when we were kids playing in the woods, even some 6 footers...more afraid of the water moccasins/cotton mouth..

[Macrotus]

Lol... If you Google top deadliest animals... Lion or grizzly barely on the top 10.

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[CleveTown™]

I honestly think one of the most intimidating animals out there is the Diamondback Rattlesnake.

When you're out hiking in the mountains, few things will get your heart beating faster than hearing that rattle start up at your feet. I was out hiking with a buddy and we were climbing a pretty steep hill that was covered in waist high grass. He was a few feet ahead of me and we both heard that rattle at our feet. He must have ran about 50 feet up the hill and I ran about 50 feet down the hill. We couldn't see it at all but we could sure hear it.

pretty sure if youre walking down a path and male lion steps into it you would fear it more than a snake

[AbeVigodaLive]

Lol... If you Google top deadliest animals... Lion or grizzly barely on the top 10.

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Yep. On this list, mosquitoes are #1. Tapeworms > Bears and Lions.

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[Bush4Ever35]

"Deadliest" doesn't correlate to being an apex predator.

Lots of animals are "deadly" but complete fags (like mosquitoes).

[Macrotus]

Lol... If you Google top deadliest animals... Lion or grizzly barely on the top 10.

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Yep. On this list, mosquitoes are #1. Tapeworms > Bears and Lions.

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Tapeworm could really rape both in the anal... And neither could do anything about it.

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[Bush4Ever35]

apeworm could really rape both in the anal... And neither could do anything about it.

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[Macrotus]

"Deadliest" doesn't correlate to being an apex predator.

Lots of animals are "deadly" but complete fags (like mosquitoes).

Wrong... Mosquitoes will attack you relentlessly...even when you have a huge size advantage.

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[lettherebehouse]

Rattlesnakes ain't the most alpha lookin snake.

This be "dat dude"

[somberbostonian]

Whichever animal is the most used as sports team logos/mascots is the most alpha.

The 12 most-used names of four-year college teams (exclusive of names with attached adjectives such as “Blue”, “Golden”, “Flying” or “Fighting”): Eagles (76), Tigers (46), Bulldogs (40), Panthers (33), Knights (32), Lions (32), Bears (30), Hawks (28), Cougars (27), Pioneers (28), Warriors (27) and Wildcats (27).


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[AbeVigodaLive]

"Deadliest" doesn't correlate to being an apex predator.

Lots of animals are "deadly" but complete fags (like mosquitoes).

Wrong... Mosquitoes will attack you relentlessly...even when you have a huge size advantage.

Nah. Those blood-sucking, wannabe bad ass vampire bugs are straight up fags.

I hate them.

[AbeVigodaLive]

Whichever animal is the most used as sports team logos/mascots is the most alpha.

The 12 most-used names of four-year college teams (exclusive of names with attached adjectives such as “Blue”, “Golden”, “Flying” or “Fighting”): Eagles (76), Tigers (46), Bulldogs (40), Panthers (33), Knights (32), Lions (32), Bears (30), Hawks (28), Cougars (27), Pioneers (28), Warriors (27) and Wildcats (27).


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Fail.

The golden gopher is the baddest, meanest predator of all.

[Macrotus]

"Deadliest" doesn't correlate to being an apex predator.

Lots of animals are "deadly" but complete fags (like mosquitoes).

Wrong... Mosquitoes will attack you relentlessly...even when you have a huge size advantage.

Nah. Those blood-sucking, wannabe bad ass vampire bugs are straight up fags.

I hate them.

U hate them with good reason... Mosquitoes > u.... Jealous AF.

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[AbeVigodaLive]

There's a prominent eagle's nest at the cabin. It's part of the cabin experience to watch the eagles soar. Last year, one went overhead much lower than normal and we got to see the fish it nabbed still squirming.

Very cool.

I'm having cabin withdrawal. I miss that place already.

My house is in the woods with cabin/camping type surroundings. Its connected to a state park, but this area wasn't protected, so they built a village in it. I get to see shit like that every day, I love it. We don't have eagles, I don't think, but giant packs of large Hawks that sometimes fly pretty low right over my head. Shit loads of other wildlife as well

I've mentioned it before, but for a former city kid... wildlife in my area of relative suburbia (between two lakes and near wildlife preserves) remains fascinating.

Whether it's a muskrat beating up my dog. An owl in our backyard. The hawks circling overhead. Foxes. Coyote sightings/warnings. The many, many dead rabbits I've had to dump in the trash... or the rampaging deer killing dogs currently in the neighborhood... it's been the one consistent highlight since we moved here.

[LeBronMonsterDunk]

lol at these fake pics

How do you know they're fake?

Those are obviously fake. Zoom in and you can see one animal will be more in focus and the other more blurry in an unnatural way

I would have said just look at the stupid blood effects.

[BrotherCharles]

Lions look pretty badass... and act pretty alpha, too...

- Leader of pride.
- Has his pick from 5 to 10 lioness.
- Has sex up to 40 times per day during mating season.
- Manages security for pride.
- Fights all threats.
- Makes the chicks "prepare/hunt" his food.
- But he eats first.
- Sleep/lounge up to 20 hours per day.

Sounds like me with my harem of white women back in the day.

[Ali Natural]

Bears > Tigers > Lions