What animal is most likely to win a fight?

Most Americans are convinced they could beat a rat (72\%), a house cat (69\%) and a goose (61\%) in a fight.

Can a human beat a horse in a fight?

Yes, a human can successfully win a fist fight with a horse, in fact, humans have successfully won fist fights with horses, albeit only one punch was thrown. There have been instances where horses have been aggressive with humans and the human has punched the horse in the face to assert themselves.

What animals are easy to fight?

10\% Of Men Believe They Can Beat A Lion In A Fist Fight

• Rat – 72\%
• House cat – 69\%
• Goose – 61\%
• Medium-sized dog – 49\%
• Eagle – 30\%
• Large dog – 23\%
• Chimpanzee – 17\%
• King cobra – 15\%

Is an unarmed human better than a tough animal?

Facing an array of the animal kingdom’s toughest and meanest, an unarmed human wins out only 17\% of the time in American estimations – better only than the goose. But what if that unarmed human was one of our respondents themselves?

What animal would win in a fight between a mouse and Cat?

The cat is the mouse’s natural predator. It has every advantage in this battle, and will surely triumph, but kudos to the mouse for giving it a shot. 30 German Shepherds vs 30 Doberman Pinschers? 30 Doberman Pinschers will win the fight. However, in this contest, it is the sport of hypothetical animal fighting that is the real winner.

Could you beat a large dog in a fight?

The only other animal listed that Americans tend to think they could take is a medium-sized dog, although not even half (49\%) are sure of this. This confidence drops further with the dogs’ size: only 23\% of Americans think they could beat a large dog in a fight, with 58\% being sure they would lose.

Could you beat a chimpanzee in a fight?

An Australian man came under criticism a few years ago for punching a kangaroo in the face, although it later emerged he was trying to protect his dog. One in five men think they could beat a chimpanzee (22\%) or king cobra (23\%) in a fight, while only 8-12\% of women feel the same way.