On this ever-changing, biodiversity-rich planet, different species influence and promote each other, constituting the Earth's ecosystem. Different species may "fight fiercely" and kill each other to compete for territory and food, or they might engage in "life and death contests" for human viewing desires. The Tibetan mastiff belongs to the overlords of the canine family, possessing a huge body and super strong attack power. Among wild animals, the wolf’s status is also absolutely unchallengeable, and its team combat ability amazes humans. When facing prey, wolves howl to call their teammates, coordinate group attacks, and share the results.

So some people might ask, what is the result when comparing these two overlords? When wolf and Tibetan mastiff are together, which one is stronger? Actually, nowadays most Tibetan mastiffs are kept as pets. The once majestic Tibetan mastiff is cared for as a pet by humans, wagging its tail every day to "beg" for food and water, having lost its fighting ability like a small pet. The use-it-or-lose-it theory is very true and also applies to Tibetan mastiffs. Wolves, as wild animals, will not be domesticated or subdued by humans; they have preserved their wildness from beginning to end, always ready to fight.

However, the wolf's size is relatively weaker compared to the Tibetan mastiff; in strength and stamina, it may not surpass the Tibetan mastiff. If the two animals are placed in the same area to "duel," the outcome is difficult to predict. The wolf’s ambition can destroy seemingly impossible opponents, and its never-give-up spirit is a major advantage. The Tibetan mastiff’s enormous size is astonishing, and its powerful physique seems to warn opponents that its dignity is absolutely inviolable. One has absolute strength and power, the other has determination and perseverance to win—deciding which is stronger is truly impossible.

But for animals, fights are often over food and territory. If it is merely for human selfish desires to make them compete fiercely, that would be too cruel to them. Life is inherently equal. Humans, as temporary rulers of the Earth, should maintain this peace and tranquility. Harmonious coexistence between humans and nature, sharing this beautiful home, is what we should all pursue together.