Calculate it then.
The rhino would have to be ridiculously close to Dwayne at the start for falling to be a viable attack
Like he would have to practically be at the rhinoās feet
Well I donāt KNOW that, but neither do you.
I donāt think thatās how the fight starts, and falling is what youāve put the most stock in
well, it can tip over, but only involuntarily (i.e. tripping or if it goes unconscious while still on its feet, and even still I donāt think it automatically tips)
You ever notice how an overweight person struggles to get up off the floor?
Thatās because of how much their body is straining against gravity with how their structure is developed.
Ever notice how the leaning tower of Pisa will take ages to fall despite not being a 100 story thing and a lot less mass is pushed on it?
If the rhino got a boost, it canāt even tilt itself to the left because of how tall it is, gravity would use its mass, width and that other thing I forgot the name off to keep it still.
That still wonāt work, even with a boost, gravity would keep it straight.
If it had rocket propellers, then sure
You do realize rhinos have muscles right?
How does that prevent them from deliberately falling?
my point is that reflexes will usually prevent you from voluntarily falling
(Iāve tested this way too much)
a better case would be the animals which sleep standing up
even when asleep theyāre able to keep their balance
Secondly
The poison from the spider would most likely be in too small of a concentration to kill the rhino
A bite of a spider on a regular human does no major damage
Why does the same logic not apply to the spider?