Tigers are Superior to Lions

I believe that Tigers are superior to Lions, and wouldn't having the two fight show whose "4b: excellent of its kind ; better" or "2: of a higher rank, quality, or importance" P1: HuntingLions are pride hunters, while tigers are solitary hunters. Lions don't have to hunt if they don't need to, while tigers, if not grazing, or cleaning themselves, will most likely be on the hunt. Tigers also have a sufficient advantage, with there powerful back legs allowing to take down there enemy much more easily, along with there agility. Tigers are, at the same time, very good swimmers, giving them an advantage for catching prey that's ran into the water.P2 a): Statistics (Statistics taken from http://indrajit.wordpress.com...... directly)(Lion)Largest Lion in captivity: 806 lbs (366 kg)Largest Lion found in the wild: 702 lbs (318 kg) and 11′ (3.35 m) [INDRAJIT.WORDPRESS.COM/BIGCATS]Average size (mode) of African Lion: 410 lbs (186 kg) and 8’10″ (2.7 m)** Lions stand around 1.15m (including mane) at shoulder as opposed to 1m of a tiger ** (Tiger, Bengal, and Siberian)Largest Siberian Tiger found in the wild : 845 lbs/ 384 kg. Longest Siberian Tiger found in the wild: 12’9″/ 3.9mLargest Bengal Tiger found in the wild: 857 lbs/ 389 kg. 3.22 m 10 ft 7 in between pegs (3.37 m 11ft over the curves) (The largest tiger ever held in captivity, and the heaviest ‘natural big cat’ on record, is a nine-year-old maleSiberian named ‘Jaipur’, owned by animal trainer Joan Byron-Marasek of Clarksburg, New Jersey, USA. This tiger measured 3.32 m 10 ft 11in in total length and weiged 423 kg 932 lb in October 1986) Average size (mode) of Siberian Tigers living in the wild: 550 lbs (250 kg) and 11′/ 3.35 m Average size (mode) of Bengal Tigers living in the wild: 500 lbs (227 kg) and 9’6″/ 2.9 m (Bengal tigers have a slightly shorter tail than the Siberians) ** The Bengal Tigers have the longest canines ** P2 b): ComparisonTigers weigh more , making them a little bit bigger than lions, thus giving them an advantage. Not mentioned in the statistics, but also a fact, is that tigers have bigger claws, and canines. They are also very agile, and if you combined all of these factors, it basically makes the tiger a "bigger" cat. Lions are almost the exact same, and are capable of taking down bigger animals ("Big Animals" such as giraffes), but usually the "bigger" animal does not tend to fight back. P3: A Fight?Tigers are a lot bigger than lions, along with being more agile, while lions are very strong. If both a lion a tiger were to square off, it is a very difficult decision to see who would win. A tigers pounce, strike and bite are two of its very powerful moves, while lions are very strong, make nice use of there claws, and are known for taking down enemies bigger then them. But there is no true winner. A lion is more likely to win in a small area (cage) because tigers will not be able to harness there full speed. A tigers agility is its key to winning, while a lions key is brute strength. In a larger cage, a tiger is more likely to win, because it will be able to move around, and maneuver easier. Who is the true champion. We will leave that up to the voters. A pride hunter, and a strong fighter, or a solitary hunter, and a fast fighter.Remember next round is not for rebuttalsSources:http://indrajit.wordpress.com......http://answers.yahoo.com......