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KaNGaL Attack the Giant Black WoLF

When we are asking this question I am going to assume people are asking about grey wolves/ timber wolves. Let’s start off with the stats. Male grey wolves can often weigh between 65 and 80 kilograms. They have a defending bite force of 1200 psi (Pounds per square inch) and some large grey wolves can have a defending bite of just under 1,500 psi. Many people are to go: No I saw this one video of a wolf who could only bite 406 psi. But listen to this, first of all it literally says the wolf has lost its natural fear of humans as it had been brought up around them making it understand they won’t hurt it. So it wasn’t really in a threatening situation. Secondly, that so called maximum bite was more of a nip and the wolf was just getting a bit annoyed. So don’t tell me a wolf can only bite 400 psi. Please. Wolves can run about 40mph with some females reaching 50mph. The fastest wolf recorded ran 57mph for around 20 minutes. Some studies have shown that wolves are smarter than even some border collies (The most intelligent domestic dog.) Now for the kangals. Oh lord. I guarantee the first reply I will get is ‘my kangal killed over 100 grey wolves’ and I’m just going to say this. Kangals are known to kill small Turkish wolves which are essentially the size of a coyote. So don’t say that kangals can kill a grey wolf because they can kill a 30kg wolf. Kangals are relatively slow and can weigh a maximum 66kg. They don’t have noticeable intelligence and have some serious medical issues. Now who will win? I’m going to be brutally honest. A wolf has everything the kangal has but better. It has double the bite force of a kangal and is so much more intelligent. It is much stronger and bigger. It is faster more agile and more durable. There isn’t a single advantage the kangal has aside from the occasional spiked collar. I think a kangal would be absolutely ravaged by a cornered wolf that was proper p***ed off in a few minutes. It would immediately clamp down on the kangals throat the same way it does to sheep. It would find a good grip and choke it out if it’s canines didn’t kill it first. The kangal would have a small chance of getting the first bite and even if it did it would immediately lock on not letting go of the area. The wolves long neck would allow it to then get the throat hold and then lights out for the kangal. Kangals would most likely win 95% of the time.