Snake

For this battle, we will use information about the cave lion and the Titanoboa to determine which of these creatures is most likely to win the bout! Comparing ...

Both the largest snake ever and the largest lion ever were predators. One-on-one, though, the lion would have a smaller chance of surviving than the snake. The largest snake ever probably only ambushed any land-dwelling prey. The lion would know that such a kill would require immense amounts of energy based on size alone. Given the Titanoboa’s size, though, the cave lion would need to land a powerful attack in a hurry to stop the snake from reaching water or turning around to attack. The largest snake ever was much larger than the largest lion. Still, it was probably more agile than the largest snake ever while running. The largest snake ever was a massive, powerful creature that would be surprisingly hard to find since it lived in low-lying areas with vegetation or in the water. Moreover, given that the battle would probably start near a source of water where the Titanoboa lived, the lion would probably be attacked before it knew what was happening. The largest lion ever was faster than the largest snake. The largest snake ever was a limbless reptile that weighed up to 2,500 pounds, measured up to 50 feet long, and probably spent most of its time in or near water. The largest lion ever, the [ cave lion](https://a-z-animals.com/animals/cave-lion/), would have a big size advantage over the modern African lion counterparts.