How to rank hippos, sperm whales, humpback whales, killer whales, great white sharks, and bay crocod

Personally, I think the ranking from the most powerful to the least powerful:

Killer whales, great white sharks, sperm whales, humpback whales, bay crocodiles, hippos

Killer whales are the largest toothed whales in the world, reaching up to 9 meters in length and weighing up to tons. It is known for its aggressive and huge jaws that can easily bite off the heads of dolphins, sea lions, and even other whales. Killer whales are also among the fastest swimmers, reaching a top speed of 56 kilometers per hour.

In addition to this, killer whales also have a unique hunting technique, which is to squeeze seals out of the shore by slamming their bodies into the beach. It can be said that killer whales are the overlords of the deep sea with these powerful aggression and skills.

The megalodon is a prehistoric species, living in the Miocene 16 million years ago. It is one of the largest carnivorous fish in prehistoric times, with a body length of up to 18 meters and a weight of up to 100 tons. Megalodon has teeth up to 17 centimeters long and sharp shapes, capable of biting through animals such as whales and turtles with ease.

Megalodons live in the depths of the ocean, have a wide range of activities and control the food chain in the ocean. Their physical strength and aggressiveness made them the dominant players in the oceans at the time.

Killer whales and megalodons are both species that live in different time and space, and each has a strong attack power and survival ability. Although killer whales are relatively small, their speed and unique hunting skills make them unbeatable in the offshore waters. The megalodon was one of the most iconic predators of prehistoric times, and its massive size and deadly teeth made it unrivaled in the ocean.

In short, killer whales and megalodons are each the overlords of the ocean, which makes people full of infinite curiosity and imagination about the marine world.

Killer whales are the most ferocious sea beasts in the world. It can be up to 9 meters long, has a triangular and large dorsal fin on its back, reaches a height of 30 40 cm, and functions as a rudder, or as an attack. Its upper and lower jaws have 10 13 large, powerful teeth in the shape of a pointed conical on each side, which is powerful for killing other animals**.

Killer whales are social sea beasts that often hunt in small groups of three or four or in large groups of thirty or forty.

According to the American "National Geographic" report in April 1979, scientists found a group of about 30 killer whales hunting a young blue whale about 18 meters long in the Baja California Sea area of Mexico. This extremely rare lens has been recorded by photographers.

This group of killer whales seems to have a division of labor when it comes to besieging blue whales. Some killer whales flanked it, as if to control it; Two ends in front and two ends in the back to prevent it from escaping; Others seem to be trying to force it to sink under the water, so that it does not come out of the water to breathe; There are also some that are monitored under its belly to prevent it from diving and slipping away. The siege, which began at 1 p.m., lasted five hours, and the front was 20 nautical miles long, forming a river of blood.

By 6 p.m., the blue whale was covered in bruises and blood, and it looked like it didn't have long to live.

Killer whales are in the ocean, and in addition to hunting blue whales, they also hunt other sea beasts, large fish, and penguins. It has been recorded that there are 13 dolphins and 14 seals in the stomach of a meter-long killer whale, so it is no wonder that people call it "the king of the sea".

However, domesticated killer whales will become tame and intelligent, and will perform all kinds of wonderful things, becoming friends of humans.

The world's most ferocious marine mammal: killer whales, see how powerful they are!

They are all absolute hegemons in the ocean, killer whales and megalodons face off, who will be more powerful?

Of course, it's the megalodon, because the megalodon is stronger than the killer whale in terms of bite power, size, and defense, and the great white shark can go head-to-head with the killer whale, and the megalodon must be fine. Megalodon should be compared to sperm whales.