The lion would eat the rhino
A lion would typically avoid confrontations with a rhino due to their size and strength, as well as the rhino's tough skin and horn as defensive weapons. In most cases, a lion would only target a young, sick, or injured rhino if desperate for food.
the rhino would send the lion flying into the air, and fall down. so the rhino would win.
It would depend on various factors like the size of the rhino and the experience of the lion. Generally, a rhino's size and thick skin give it a significant advantage in a confrontation.
It is difficult to predict as it would depend on various factors like the size and strength of the lion and rhino. Generally, a rhino's size and thick skin could give it an advantage in a physical confrontation with a lion.
The lion would eat the rhino
A lion is to carnivore as a rhino is to herbivore.
A lion is to carnivore as a rhino is to herbivore.
Generally an adult rhino is much more likely to kill a lion than for a lion to kill the rhino, but if it is a very young, unprotected juvenile or sick or already badly injured a pride of lions may kill it. They also would have no problem with scavenging the carcass of a rhino that was already dead.
A lion would typically avoid confrontations with a rhino due to their size and strength, as well as the rhino's tough skin and horn as defensive weapons. In most cases, a lion would only target a young, sick, or injured rhino if desperate for food.
the rhino would send the lion flying into the air, and fall down. so the rhino would win.
It would depend on various factors like the size of the rhino and the experience of the lion. Generally, a rhino's size and thick skin give it a significant advantage in a confrontation.
It is difficult to predict as it would depend on various factors like the size and strength of the lion and rhino. Generally, a rhino's size and thick skin could give it an advantage in a physical confrontation with a lion.
to easy for rhino to kill lio . rhino wins
Yes, a Rhino is bigger in size and wieght
It depends if the rhino is provoked in attacking or not. A lion could be more dangerous if it attacks and fights enemies that come to attack the territory. But if a rhino charges, it is more dangerous.
It would depend on various factors such as size, strength, and fighting experience of each animal. Generally, a rhino's size and thick skin make it a formidable opponent, but a lion's speed, agility, and hunting skills could also give it an advantage in certain situations.