Highly unlikely, if no firearms or tranquilizer guns are involved.Ī gorilla can reach speeds of 20 mph to 25 mph. At that point, all -all-of the human’s possible advantages are out the window, and it’s all over but the screaming, bleeding, and dying. What will happen is that the gorilla will close with the human and knock him off his feet. This makes the human’s fighter’s main hope of winning-almost immediately incapacitating the gorilla-very problematic. The gorilla’s musculature and skeleton are considerably more robust than the human’s, which means that the gorilla will soak up much more punishment before being seriously injured.
Because the gorilla’s fighting responses are instinctual, not trained, they will be faster than the human’s.(I have seen a 5-foot-tall woman in such a state, and weighing 100 pounds, require five humans at double her weight each to take her down and hold her down.)
#Female silverback gorilla professional#
Humans-even professional fighters or soldiers-never do this, unless they are in such a state of psychosis that they might as well be wild animals.
His center of gravity is closer to the ground.A male gorilla significantly outweighs most professional fighters.Unless the gorilla is somehow hobbled (drugged, lamed, etc.), or the human fighter is armed (especially with something like a spear that can hold the gorilla off at a distance), the gorilla will kill the human and then be vaguely dejected that the human wasn’t able to put up enough of a challenge to be interesting. This question originally appeared on Quora.
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