They finally made a simulation of 1 gorilla vs 100 men

[5n0man]

Wildlife expert said what i said

 

[Big Blue]

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[Peter Popoff]

Let's rationalize it right.....

If Batman can fụck up Gorilla Grodd.....

100 nıggas can fụck up Batman.....

Then 100 nıggas can fụck up Gorilla Grodd.

 

[Oatmeal]

This is like a classic Coli argument, how did this spill out into the rest of the internet?








Also RIP HARAMBE

 

[The Solid One]

Only of me kicking its ass.

@Devilinurear I meant to Rep you ten points...

 

[MikelArteta]

 

[Peter Popoff]

 

[DaddyFresh]

This

nikkas not thinking


Seeing the first couple hundred or first couple thousand dudes get beat to smithereens gonna turn a whole lot of men into boys

The gorilla would be dead tired after it took apart 10 men.

 

[Peter Popoff]

 

[mson]

 

[Kornball The Conqueror]

 

[Luke Cage]

Yall got these gorillas gassed up now. They checking humans for no reason

 

[Jaguar93]

Smoking on a Kong pack

 

[Luke Cage]

1 gorilla aint doing shyt against 100 men

 

[O.G.B]

I'll take the sage advice & science from AI before any pseudo degreed know-it all any day. The only way 100 men could possibly win against
a Gorilla is with weapons or if the Gorilla is smaller. A supermassive male silverback gorilla would destroy 100 men with no sweat.

1. One-on-One?​

• A single man stands no chance. The gorilla would incapacitate or kill in seconds.

2. All 100 at once in an open field?​

• If untrained and unarmed: The gorilla could easily maim or kill dozens before succumbing.
• Humans would panic. Crowd psychology suggests only a few would engage while others hang back.
• The gorilla would use its speed and strength to create chaos, possibly even breaking free of the mob.

3. If they’re trained (e.g., 100 MMA fighters)?​

• With coordinated strategy, the odds shift, especially if they can flank, grapple, and avoid the initial rampage.
• Still, multiple injuries and deaths likely. It would take dozens to restrain and exhaust the gorilla.

4. If the men were armed (makeshift weapons, batons)?​

• Then yes, 100 could almost certainly subdue or kill the gorilla, though not without serious injury or death toll.

Super-Large Male Gorilla (500–700 lbs)​

Size & Weight​

• Normal adult silverback: 350–450 lbs
• Exceptionally large silverback: 500–600 lbs
• Hypothetical max: 700 lbs — think ultra-alpha, like the gorilla version of Shaquille O’Neal with Barry Bonds’ muscles.

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Strength & Capability​

Trait	Normal Silverback	700 lb Gorilla
Arm Strength	1,800–2,700 lbs (est.)	Likely 3,000–4,000+ lbs
Bite Force	~1,300 PSI	Still ~1,300 PSI, but larger jaws mean more damage
Speed	20–25 mph (burst)	Slightly slower but more forceful
Reach/Strike Impact	Devastating	Potentially fatal in one hit

• Lifting Power: Some studies estimate a silverback can lift over 10x its own body weight in force-based action (like flipping logs or tearing branches).
• Weaponized Mass: At 700 lbs, this gorilla could crush, slam, or throw full-grown humans with ease. Think of a bison with combat IQ.

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In a Confrontation:​

Even trained or armed opponents would have an even harder time against a 700 lb gorilla than a typical 400 lb one:

• Higher resilience to pain and fatigue
• More mass = harder to restrain
• Could kill or maim multiple humans before being overwhelmed
• Almost impossible to tackle or grapple unless heavily sedated or restrained

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Mentally:​

• Gorillas are highly intelligent and emotionally driven.
• A massive silverback defending territory or sensing a threat could enter an adrenaline-fueled frenzy, increasing his strength even more temporarily.

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Verdict:​

A 500 - 700 lb gorilla would be an unstoppable force in almost any unarmed encounter. Even 100 average men would likely fail miserably unless extremely coordinated, trained, and lucky — and possibly even armed.