Sharks and crocodiles fight who can beat whom

It should be the crocodile that wins.

There have been records, first of all, there are crocodiles in the sea, called bay crocodiles.

Secondly, it is important to know that crocodile skin is much thicker than that of sharks, and its bite force is the highest among animals in the world.

Crocodile teeth are cylindrical, similar to those of Tyrannosaurus rex, and can bite through bones. Sharks are blade-type, and although there are many of them, they can only be cut.

You can't assume the environment, for example, if you say that in deep water the shark wins, that's impossible, because it's impossible for a crocodile to go there, and for example, if a land crocodile wins, it's even more impossible. Also, it doesn't make sense to assume species, like you assume the great white shark (the most ferocious shark) and the Caiman hungry crocodile (the smallest and least combative crocodile).

The size of the body that can generally fight is also comparable!

Example: In the 80s, at the mouth of the Amazon, several sharks and crocodiles fought for territory. It was a scuffle, and there was a river of blood.

Finally the shark was repelled and the crocodile came ashore. However, it seems that only a few crocodiles have been slightly injured! As for the sharks, they can't be seen even if they are dead in the water!

Some data: Australian saltwater crocodile: Adult male crocodile can reach 23 feet in length, weigh 3,000 pounds, and have a bite force of 1,700 pounds at the front end and 2,200 pounds at the rear end of both jaws.

Attack characteristics: Shake sharply after biting, used to tear opponents, and use the famous "death roll" when encountering large prey. The jaw closure speed reached an astonishing 1 25 seconds.

Defense Skills: Thick crocodile skin, hard armor.

Great White Shark: An adult great white shark is 23 feet long, weighs 7,500 pounds, and has a bite force of 1,700 pounds in both jaws.

Attack Features: The jagged 56 teeth are divided into 7 rows and can cut through any meat effortlessly. After biting the prey, the head is shaken from side to side, and the meat is cut off like a curium.

Defensive skills: Tough sharkskin, streamlined body and fast movement in the water.

I guess they won't have a chance to fight! The shark should be in the deep sea, and the crocodile doesn't seem to be in the sea, even if it will be in the sea, it will be shallow water, can they have a chance to fight?!

Even after a fight, the crocodile went ashore and the shark could not go ashore.

I love sharks, so it's sharks.

I think crocodiles are a bit more powerful in shallow waters.

In deep waters, sharks are undoubtedly more powerful.

What to do if you encounter a shark? Don't turn around when facing the shark and face the enemy head-on.

The color that sharks are afraid of is orange, and most divers wear orange wetsuits, which can effectively avoid shark attacks!

No injuries and no bleeding.

Normally, he doesn't smell blood and he's fine.

Usually sharks are more powerful than crocodiles. Compare who is better at them, you can look at their size and speed. Sharks are usually larger than crocodiles and move a bit faster.

Moreover, the attack power of sharks is very strong. Although the crocodile has a thick layer of skin, its belly is a soft underbelly. The shark happens to attack from the bottom up, and it is easy to attack its weak spots.

So usually a single crocodile can't beat a shark. But if you're facing a group of crocodiles, the sharks can't beat them. <

Sharks and crocodiles are both recognized as good predators. But compared to the two, sharks are more powerful. You can look at their size and speed.

Sharks will be larger than crocodiles, and they will also move faster than crocodiles. Crocodiles, on the other hand, are smaller and slower. You can also compare their attack power.

Sharks have sharp teeth that can easily tear their prey open. Although crocodiles have a thick back that can play a protective role, their belly is their soft underbelly. When the shark attacks, it happens to be a bottom-up raid, so that it will attack the softer belly of the crocodile**, in this case, the crocodile basically has no chance of winning.

However, the shark itself is relatively aggressive, basically acting alone and attacking alone, and does not need the cooperation of other companions. Crocodiles, on the other hand, need the help of other companions to secure their prey before they can bite it apart if they want to be more aggressive. If it is a single crocodile, it is basically not more powerful than a shark.

As mentioned above, in general, sharks and crocodiles are more powerful than sharks. But if they fight, it's not certain who will win. There are different species of sharks and crocodiles, and some sharks are small in size and not too strong in attack, so they may not be able to beat crocodiles.

In addition, in fact, it is not very likely that they will fight. First, their distribution waters may be different, crocodiles may be in shallow water, while sharks are in deep water; Also, even if the two of them meet, the shark may have little interest in the crocodile.