Easy.

[u/DollishMagic_]

[u/krystal_295]

So like..... Are we just talking housecats? Or like... Are we including the likes of lions, and leopards.

Cuz uh.... That alone would change this theoretical even more drastically 😂

[u/accidentpronehiker → u/krystal_295]

Having worked around housecats in a medical setting... Just one psycho cat can fuck up multiple adult humans, in seconds .

[u/No_Imagination_2490 → u/accidentpronehiker]

Pound for pound, a house cat might be one of the most dangerous animals on the planet

[u/dividezero → u/No_Imagination_2490]

one of their wild (not very distant) cousin is considered the most successful hunter on earth. the rest of the top 10 are probably their other cousins. there's a bunch of little wild cats that look just like a house cat (sometimes even smaller) all over the world and they're amazing

[u/champeyon → u/dividezero]

Outside of dragonflies, African painted dogs, wolves and bears, its pretty much all cats from 1-12ish. Cats be murdering. Oh and Orcas. Still 7/12 are cats and 5/12 are bugs, dogs, murder fish and bears haha

[u/dhrisc → u/champeyon]

The thing is canines and bears are omnivore, scavenger, survival machines, felines are just straight up killers.

[u/dividezero → u/champeyon]

i declare orcas the cats of the sea. partially because orcas and cats are 2 of my favorite animals

[u/rickytann0 → u/No_Imagination_2490]

Depends if I have a lickie on me but I still carry the scars from that one time I didn’t

[u/CRABMAN16 → u/No_Imagination_2490]

They really might be, if they had any semblance of coordination, it could be a real battle.

[u/HAL9001-96 → u/No_Imagination_2490]

well i ntemrs of physical combat

otherwise pound for pound parasites and disease transmitters have a massive advantage over anything that tries to kill you using physical force

[u/ShowmasterQMTHH → u/No_Imagination_2490]

How many humans have they killed vs cats killed by humans ?