Who would win in a fight, a shark or a crocodile?
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The largest crocodile ever recorded was a 29 foot saltwater crocodile near Australia. It weighed 2,400 pounds. Great white sharks also feed off the coast of Australia. The largest one of those was I believe 26 feet and over 6,000 pounds. They did this one on a show called "Animal Faceoff" on the discovery channel many months ago and the shark did win. I think the show has since been cancelled. Shark, all the way.
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It's kind of a moot question since neither can fight each other in reality.  The tiger would definitely be out of his element in the ocean and would either be outclassed or drown.  On land, the shark would just flop around while it was being eaten alive maybe snapping at the tiger now and again.  If both animals were able to live in both environments, I would have to pick the shark.  On land, the shark's skin and body fat would protect him from the tiger's claws and superficial bites.  I say superficial because the tiger wouldn't be able to get his small mouth around anything on a shark but the fins.  In the ocean, the shark's superior swimming ability would simply leave the tiger in the dust or should I say a cloud of blood.  What do you think?
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They bash into their predators. they are actually quite strong. they kill sharks that way
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Gorillas may be powerful, but the largest bears are more than twice as large and heavy than even the largest gorillas, so assuming that the fight involves a large bear, then the bear would win.\nHowever, if it was a small bear then I would guess that maybe the gorilla could use its strength to overpower the bear.
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both are best but one has to win
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A SNAKE!!!!!\ni win win!!!!!!
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You are more likely to die in a car wreck than get eaten by a shark.  I want you to read the reference i attached.  If you think about it.  The are more people die in a peanut allergic than shark bites.
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I agree with big brain, they are some of the most efficent and dangerous killers in the animal kingdom. \n\nAlthough they do have communication patterns. Male crocodiles let out a low grunt when they are searching for a mate. And baby crocodiles let out a high pitch grunt when they are in danger. Not too sure about the sharks though.\n\nMost of the time though as big brain said they are solitary animals.
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that is most definitely a beaver.\ni have no idea why all those people said sharks trust me it's beaver.
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Sharks normally swim or live at a much deeper depth than dolphins. They do tend to share the same waters as far as proximity, although they do not get along very well.
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depends if there are sharks under there with you
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Many people want to know what the difference is between alligators and crocodiles. There are many differences, most of which are not easy to see. One of the differences that you can see is the shape of the head. Alligators have a broader, more rounded snout while crocodiles have a narrower, more pointed snout. If you look at the side of a crocodile's mouth, you'll notice the fourth tooth on the bottom jaw sticks outside of the top jaw and into a groove. The upper and lower teeth of a crocodile stick outside the jaws while the bottom teeth of the alligator fit into sockets in the upper jaw.\n\nAlligators outnumber crocodiles 1,000 to 1 in the wild in North America. The American crocodile is considered endangered, with a wild population of less than 500. The American alligator population is estimated at about 1.5 million.
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Guerilla with full combat gear would have the advantage over a Grizzly Bear.\nA GORILLA, on the other hand, may not fare so well against either.  Both the Grizzly and Gorilla have massive strength to size ratios, but the Grizzly wins out hands down on the claws and teeth aspect while the Gorilla is mainly an herbivore with no claws and dentition to match.
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In open area-nowhere to retreat....the lion...once the croc takes a snap at the lions paw it would be curtains for the croc.The lions overall strength & speed would overwhelm my short legged,belly crawling friend...
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A crocodile is no speedster on land. Either running straight or zig-zagging you have to be quicker than the crocodile. Humans are averagely faster than crocodile on land. After all, a crocodile runs out of gas quickly. That's why when it makes a kill it is really quick or it will end up empty-stomached and tired.
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Yea, what about them? Is this a versus fight? I think the Lion would win.
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Animal face-off is a show that aired on the Discovery channel.  They took animals and used complex technology to imitate the natural skills of these predators and entered the data into a computer simulation using a terrain effect that was equally beneficial to both creatures.  In truth there are too many variables in life to know for sure.\n\n The shark won.  Quick attacks with devastating psi bite power and open water to move in.  The croc puts up the good fight but is outmatched against the most famous killer in the animal world.