This is for my Debate class!
Would a Wolf win against a wild Great Dane?
Great Danes are tall, yes. But they're specifically bred for boar hunting ... not fighting.
Wolves, well. They have many fights occur for dominance, territory, etc. They're also built for the hunting of elk.
Who would win? Why?
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