Sharks fight dolphins, why do gentle dolphins win?

The main reason for this is because dolphins are aquatic creatures that live in groups. Although individual dolphins are no match for sharks. But it depends on the strength of the group, so they will win. In addition, in the category of dolphins, the IQ is completely crushing sharks.

Although sharks are incomparable, they have an absolute advantage over a single dolphin in terms of strength and speed, but dolphins are social animals, with a large population and intelligent brains, sharks generally avoid dolphin groups, because dolphin groups will make group attacks because of the protection of their cubs, so that sharks are not opponents at all.

Because dolphins are more aggressive, and dolphins like to live in groups, sharks fight alone, so sharks must be defeated when they encounter dolphins.

Dolphins are mammals, sharks are fish, mammals are more or less intelligent, and it is difficult for fish to have intelligence.

First of all, dolphins and dolphins are two different concepts, don't graft dolphin names to killer whales, it's just a family.

1.Bigger body has an advantage.

Baby sharks are preyed upon by dolphins, but adult sharks are stronger than adult dolphins. (So in the adult state, the dolphin is at a disadvantage).

2.Means of attack.

Obviously, sharks have sharp teeth and are suitable for combat, while dolphins are difficult to cause lethality by means of sound waves and group attacks, and can only be driven away. (all in the case of adulthood).

In short, dolphins are at a disadvantage to sharks, and it is difficult to kill sharks, while sharks can easily kill dolphins.

3.Dolphin defense.

Group cooperation, as well as agility and flexibility, allow dolphins to chase away sharks alive and escape on their own.

There are several reasons why sharks are afraid of dolphins. The first reason is that dolphins have a powerful sonar system that can interfere with the brains and nervous systems of other marine animals, causing sharks to lose their combat effectiveness for a short period of time.

The second reason is that dolphins mostly live in groups and will organize together to hit sharks, and the sharks' internal organs will be damaged. The third reason is that dolphins are very flexible, more sensitive, and swim faster.

Why are sharks afraid of dolphins?

The great white shark has a burst speed of 45 km/h, and the mako shark** gives 55-60 km/h, which is faster than most dolphins; Moreover, among the sharks, the Gu's weasel shark, whose speed is not favored, also has a record of chasing and killing dolphins in the spotted plain. Because some dolphins will suffer in front of sharks due to their eruption and acceleration.

2.There have been no records of dolphins killing sharks with their beaks. It is extremely unrealistic for the shark to be hit unilaterally, and it is very likely to retaliate after being provoked.

In addition, large sharks are protected by a heavy layer of muscle, and they are not something that can be killed if they want to hit them. On top of that, a tiger shark once rushed straight into a pod of dolphins, but the other dolphins didn't seem to want to be rescued.

3.The so-called sonic theory is completely out of nowhere, pure yy, and there is no evidence to prove it.

Sharks are afraid of dolphins, and the misconceptions of many years ago are still misleading a group of people, which is very funny. Let's put it this way, there is no species of the dolphin family that can truly scare sharks, except for killer whales. Dolphins do have several records of driving away large sharks, such as four bottlenose dolphins driving away four-meter great white sharks; However, most of the time the shark is not hungry or the shark is just passing by and has no intention of killing.

On the other hand, there are many records of sharks preying on dolphins, so I won't list them all.

The picture shows an Australian great white shark preying on dolphins this month.

The reason why dolphins are not afraid of sharks is because they are on the smaller side and are much more agile than sharks. And dolphins are almost always in groups, and there is never a single individual, so dolphins are able to unite to attack sharks. The body of the shark is softer, while the prejaw of the dolphin is harder, and when the dolphin attacks the shark, the shark is completely unable to withstand the violent impact of the dolphin.

1. Why don't dolphins attack humans?

Dolphins do not attack people because dolphins have a relatively high IQ. Dolphins know that humans are playing with them and don't hurt them, so dolphins are always very friendly to humans. And dolphins have always eaten some of the fish in the ocean, and these fish taste completely different from humans.

Therefore, they are accustomed to eating fish, and they are also more sensitive to the taste of fish. In addition, although the teeth of dolphins are very sharp, they are relatively short, and if you bite human flesh, it will be particularly laborious. Some experts once said that in the eyes of dolphins, human nature is a relatively cute species.

2. How much does a dolphin weigh?

Dolphins weigh around 23 to 225 grams, and if the dolphin is small, it will weigh a little less, and if the dolphin is large, it will naturally weigh more. However, humans are still relatively small in front of dolphins, they are smart and clever, and they are also very good friends with humans. Dolphins can judge the specific shape and position of an object based on the echo, so even if the dolphin is blindfolded in muddy water, the dolphin will be able to accurately determine the location of the food based on the echo.

Not only are dolphins amazing in hearing, but they are also very fast and responsive.

Dolphins are much smaller than sharks, but they can swim much faster than sharks and humans. Once the dolphin swims, it can reach speeds of about 40 kilometers per hour, which is already the equivalent of a torpedo boat. Dolphins can dive to depths of up to 300 meters and still swim unhindered, so dolphins are particularly nimble in front of sharks.

Why don't sharks provoke dolphins? Shark: It's not that I don't want to, it's that I don't dare.

The shark's brain doesn't like the dolphin's call, and the shark won't actively attack the dolphin.

Sharks don't eat dolphins, because they eat dolphins for fear of killer whale retaliation, because killer whales are dolphin families, but killer whales also eat dolphins, because there are few big sharks in the waters infested by dolphins, and the great white sharks of the mako shark family can extract energy from the body, so as to reach the burst speed, and the great white sharks like to eat seals, because seals have more fat content than dolphins, if they live in groups, it will not work, heads-up painting great white sharks generally rarely eat dolphins, although dolphins are smart, but according to evidence, The IQ of the great white shark is at the IQ of an 11-13 year old child, because the structural habits of the shark make others think that he is stupid, if you talk about strength, then the bull shark in the shark is called the villain of the ocean, and the muscle strength is no less than that of other sharks, and the dolphin is not alone against the big shark!

Relying on their own fat cuteness, sharks can't bear to eat it.

Dolphins are not afraid of sharks because dolphins are the nemesis of sharks. Fish are afraid of sharks, whereas sharks are afraid of dolphins. Dolphins are very smart, dolphins are considered "geniuses" in the sea, dolphins are relatively small, more flexible than sharks, groups of dolphins unite and besiege sharks in an organized way, taking turns to hit the side of the shark with a powerful nose.

Because shark bones are soft, the ability to protect internal organs is poor, and they can't withstand the continuous violent impact of dolphins!

The ferocious sharks in the ocean do not dare to attack dolphins, which is why, sharks have an Achilles heel.

Why are sharks afraid of dolphins?

1. Sharks and dolphins are like leopards and lions. Regardless of size and strength. Dolphins are highly social and generally move in groups.

Sharks, such as some large man-eating sharks, act alone, and only blood and commotion can attract other sharks. So even if it is a 6-grid god costume great white shark, it can't compete with a wave of 10,000 people in the middle of the opposite side....

2. At this time, the shark said that he was very wronged, and I wanted to go head-to-head and ask for a middle solo....But the shark family system is huge, as small as centimeters, as large as 10 or 20 meters...You can't send a small boss...The biggest big brother, the whale shark, the basking shark, is fasting again. And the dolphin family is all meat-eating. If the dolphin has an absolute speed advantage over the same body size, the shark is more lethal than the dolphin.

Dolphins don't have to be a match for sharks on their own, but escaping is absolutely top-notch.

3. But if you really want to divide the winner or loser, no matter what kind of shark, you can't kill the killer whales of the dolphin family. The killer whale brother's daily recipe has a great white shark...

No, on the contrary, small and medium-sized dolphins are one of the foods of large sharks.

The following ** from Weibo science popularizer @長whale吟.

The legend that sharks don't attack dolphins" or even that "sharks are afraid of dolphins" has been widely circulated, but in reality it is not.

In addition to killer whales and several large black whales (two types of pilot whales and pseudokiller whales), large and medium-sized predatory sharks are the main predators of most dolphins. In addition, the large great white shark and tiger shark (Weasel jue's shark) are also a big threat to pseudo-killer whales and the not-so-large pilot whales.

Dolphins often react very differently to the threat of sharks, some will flee in panic due to fear and other factors, and in some cases, they will effectively resist and repel sharks through teamwork. Male dolphins in some groups will form defenses against shark invasions and protect females and their cubs.

And dolphins do have a record of protecting humans while interfering with or hindering sharks, though not as miraculous as legend has suggested.

But most of the time sharks and dolphins are also in a hunter-prey relationship. - The long whale moans.

**See Weibo for details, it's more miserable, don't look at it if you have poor mental endurance.

The reason is simple: dolphins emit an ultrasound wave that directly affects sharks and can even be fatal.

The link to the page says that sharks are afraid of dolphins to see for themselves.

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Dolphins are basically not afraid of sharks. This is mainly because dolphins are social animals and a highly social group of animals that generally appear in groups, while sharks tend to live alone. When fighting sharks, they will surround the sharks and take turns attacking the side of the shark's body.

Since the shark's bones are not particularly protective of its internal organs, it is easy to get injured after being attacked by dolphins in turn. <

Dolphins and sharks are aquatic animals that generally live in the ocean. Sharks are recognized as ferocious animals, and their teeth are particularly powerful and can prey on a variety of animals, making sharks very high in the food chain. However, not all sharks are large and ferocious, for example, a very small shark called a "dwarf shark" is only about 30 centimeters in length when it reaches adulthood, and its main diet is microorganisms and some shellfish.

In addition, there are some very ferocious sharks, such as man-eating sharks, great white sharks, etc.

Therefore, whether dolphins can fight sharks or not needs to be discussed on a case-by-case basis. Compared to the small pygmy shark, the dolphin can naturally beat it. However, if it is compared with the more ferocious man-eating sharks and great white sharks, it depends on the specific situation.

If a group of dolphins fights a single shark, then the dolphins are more powerful and can beat the shark; But if a dolphin fights against a ferocious shark, then the dolphin generally can't take advantage of it, and basically can't beat it.

Both dolphins and sharks live in the ocean, and in the process of observing them, the researchers found that dolphins are basically not afraid of sharks, and dolphins can even be said to be the nemesis of some sharks. This is mainly because dolphins are social animals and are also social animals, they come in groups. When encountering a shark, the dolphins will work together to surround the shark and take turns attacking the side of the shark's body.

Since sharks are cartilaginous fish, the bones do not protect their internal organs very well, so when attacked by a group of dolphins, the shark is likely to be seriously injured.