The title says it all.
In a fight between an Eastern Lowland Gorilla and a Kodiak Bear, who would come out on top?
A few specifics for size and ground rules:
The average E. Lowland Gorilla, in the wild, weighs about 500+ pounds. For our little discussion here, we'll call him 600 pounds, a weight which has been recorded in captivity. (The largest ever recorded was over 800.)
A male Kodiak can weigh anywhere between 800-1400 pounds, though the larger weights are generally very rare and only when conditions are ideal. We'll call him a 900 pound male bear.
The arena will be a regular forest. Both animals are unaware of each other at the start of the fight, but once they are, they will, for sake of discussion, be determined to murder the other, not fearing death or retreating.
Place your bets people.
I'm going with the gorilla.
