The Bengal tiger, currently the most populous and one of the largest tiger species in the world, may not be well-known to the Chinese people, but its ferocity is certainly unmatched by ordinary predators.
After all, any animal crowned with the name "tiger" is essentially recognized as the king of beasts.
In the wild, ordinary humans, even armed, are basically lower in the food chain.
Those without professional training, even if they are armed, would be easy prey if surrounded by a few wolves. But animals like wolves are simply negligible in front of a tiger.
A few days ago, there was a news story about a large dog chasing a little girl, which was stopped by a janitor auntie, allowing the girl to escape.
The dog could stand on its hind legs and reach the janitor auntie's shoulder, almost as tall as a person.
At that time, some people in the comment section said the auntie was too timid, and if it were them, they could have kicked the dog to death, and so on.
