The size gap between leopards and tigers is still very large. They are not in the same level. The key is to see what kind of leopard and tiger you use. If the Far East Leopard is used against the Northeast Tiger, the gap between the two is almost three times. Similarly, if you use leopards to deal with Bengal tigers, it is almost three times. Of course, if we deal with the tigers of South China Tiger and Sumatra Tiger, maybe the two Far Eastern leopards can be completely balanced. Of course, jaguars and snow leopards are exceptions. Jaguar and snow leopard are not leopards. If you choose jaguars, you may not need two to deal with South China tigers. Two jaguars may be able to compete with the Bengal tiger, but it is still dangerous to deal with the Northeast tiger.

As we all know, there are many very fierce wild animals in nature, such as tigers, lions and leopards. These three species are more powerful among cats, especially tigers and lions, which dominate Asia and Africa respectively. Although leopards are fierce and agile, there is still a certain gap in size compared with liger, so leopards are still a little scared when facing liger. If you want to compare leopards with tigers, how many leopards can a tiger deal with? Let's analyze it below.

First of all, tigers are different in size. For example, the Northeast Tiger is the largest tiger, while the South China Tiger and the Java Tiger are relatively small because they live in the south. So do leopards. The Far East Leopard is the largest of the leopards, and the Jaguar does not belong to the leopard. I think if it's a Far Eastern leopard, it takes about two or three to deal with the Northeast Tiger. Maybe three is safer because of its size.

If we are dealing with tigers like the South China Tiger, I think two Far East leopards are enough, because the South China Tiger is not too big, about 150 kg. If it is an ordinary leopard, it takes about three to deal with the Bengal tiger. But in general, leopards don't cooperate in groups. Generally, individual leopards will run away directly when they meet tigers, and they will not even think about shooting tigers. So, these are just personal speculations. ?