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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVAP5qWnBek
TL;DR: Gorilla wins, because he can use tools.
No. Cranky lost to Mario.
DK beat him up in the sequel.
DK wasn't in the movie. Unless you have the headcanon that the gangster guy got turned into him by the Super Scope "devo gun"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdrlALQVEKM&pp=ygURa2luZyBrb29wYSBtb25rZXk%3D
It's 1800 lbs of pissed off...
It's not a dance competition.
That is nonsense. Even bears can't always kill each other... You're spouting gibberish - It is a big animal evolutionarily evolved to be a big animal. Its bones have evolved to not only support its weight, but to be extremely robust, enabling the largest of the species to be the apex predator in any environment they exist.
[quote\bears have 30-50% weaker muscle tissues than a gorilla on average, black bears being the 50% candidate, and weigh typically twice as much relative to muscle mass. even if mass were a direct translation to muscle strength, which it's not it's an exponential limiter on muscle strength, they'd still be 40-60% as strong as gorilla.[/quote]
This is ridiculous babble. "Weaker muscle tissues" - What does that even mean? It's nonsense. Why? Are you trying to be serious, here? It's hard to tell, but whatever your tactic is it looks like... babble for the sake of babbling.
It's 1800 lbs of "get out of my way" against 500 lbs of "i chew plants." There is no contest, here. This is not some Shaolin Temple tourist demonstration match. The bear is not going to take a fall just to let the crowd be impressed by the gorilla's "Drunken Crane" Kung Fu...
In reality, odds are the gorilla would try to leave and the bear, unless it has been having a bad day, isn't going to be inclined to expend a lot of effort chasing a gorilla down. (It totally could, though.) As someone pointed out, gorillas may get a bit mad from time to time, but they are not predators. Their size/strength is also likely an evolutionarily reinforced attribute due to their social and mating practices - Big males win dominance duels and get to mate. (Like big bulls, horses, other herbivores with similar social strategies) Territoriality likely plays a role too, but only between gorilla groups, not gorilla vs bear situations.
But, if they did meet in a back-alley somewhere, the only one walking away from that fight is the bear.
*Assuming we are talking about the most capable members of both species.
PS: Blunt force trauma does not usually kill instantly. If it's such a terrifyingly effective means of winning Bear duels, name us some land predators that commonly hunt by using blunt force trauma. (IOW - No, it's not a primary attack weapon in a predator's arsenal. Predators need to reduce the chance they are injured while predating, so quicker methods are much more selected for. )
There's one for ya.
Bears are neither slow, nor clumsy. Have you ever seen one in action? Or use it's claws to tear open a car like a can opener? Adult wild male gorillas max recorded weight was around 200kg or 440lbs. Brown bears in the wild go up to 600KG or 1,300lbs. Polar bears go up to 800kg or over 1,700lbs. You understand these are triple and quadruple the size, weight, and strength.
Does the Gorilla know to do that tho, I mean what if they are in the desert? Who gets the jump the bear or the gorilla?