Who will win when a shark and a crocodile meet?

Great white shark. Because crocodiles are amphibians, they cannot be in the sea for a long time (crocodiles also go to the ocean).

And the shark has been king in the sea for a long time, although the crocodile can inflict fatal damage on the shark, but as long as they are entangled for a long time, the crocodile will be defeated!

And the crocodile cannot be fatal with one blow, it will be entangled with the shark, so the shark wins.

There are similar research groups that have done similar studies.

First of all, sharks: What kind of shark are you referring to? The one I'm looking at is the Great White Shark, first of all, the Great White Shark's bite force data shows that it reaches 5,000 pounds in a frenzied state.

Second, crocodiles: The bite force of crocodiles is around 2000-3000 pounds, which is the bite force data. Locality is very important There will also be crocodiles roaming in the sea But there may not be many opportunities, if the crocodile is at a disadvantage in the sea, because the crocodile's diving depth is limited, the shark can grasp this point from the bottom potential up to attack the crocodile, pull the crocodile down to a certain depth, at this time the winner has been decided. However, if you are in shallow water, the shark may not be so good, and if you are in a water area where the sea flow density is not high, the shark may also be in danger of suffocation, because the shark's respiratory system depends on the flow of water.

I used to think that crocodile skin was strong, but in fact great white shark skin is also very strong.

Personally, I think that the key to victory or defeat is body size and geography, especially geographical location.

Sharks are a little more powerful.

Here's why: Sharks are larger than crocodiles, and they can 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.

If they fight, it's not certain who will win. There are different breeds of sharks and crocodiles, and some shark cultures 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 with the beard may not have much interest in the crocodile.

Profile of sharks and crocodiles:

1. Shark Profile:

Sharks belong to the subclass Plategill of the Vertebrate phylum Chondritalia, marine life, a few species enter freshwater, and are a group of medium to large marine fish that swim fast. Sharks are ferocious carnivores in the ocean, and their innate bloodthirsty instinct will tear apart all prey and species that they see as enemies.

It first appeared in the Silurian period 420 million years ago, and about 500 different species have evolved to date. The smallest shark is the dwarf horn shark, which is only 17 cm (in) long; The largest shark is the whale shark, which is about 12 meters (40 feet) long.

2. Crocodile Profile:

A crocodile is a cold-blooded oviparous animal. Crocodiles are extremely precious animals. The crocodile is not a fish, it is a reptile, and the crocodile is named "crocodile" because it plays in the water like a fish.

The crocodile is a carnivorous oviparous vertebrate reptile that is the oldest reptile of the same age as the dinosaurs more than 200 million years ago, and one of the most primitive animals living to date. The crocodile has a strong jaw with many conical teeth, short legs, claws, webbed between the toes, a long and heavy tail, and thick skin with scales.

Both piranhas and sharks belong to the category of fish, and both of them belong to very ferocious fish. They are both primarily meat-eating and can take many of the animals around them as their prey. Who is better than piranhas and sharks depends on the specific situation, whether they appear alone or in groups, and the species of shark that needs to be considered.

Sharks are generally larger, especially some of the most ferocious sharks, while piranhas are relatively small, with a body length of only 20-30 cm. Therefore, if a single piranha is compared to a single shark, it is still a shark that is more powerful. Of course, there are also different species of sharks, such as the "dwarf horn shark", which is only 6-8 inches long, so it may not be as powerful as piranhas.

Schools of piranhas are very powerful, and if a school of piranhas is more powerful than a single shark. They are very predatory and can eat very large animals. In addition, there is a situation where sharks are also in groups, and sharks are generally strong at this time.

The crocodile is also a ** animal. If a single piranha encounters a crocodile, then the crocodile is more powerful, and it can easily become food for the crocodile. However, if a group of piranhas encounter a crocodile, then it may be that the piranha is powerful, and the crocodile has little hope of winning.

However, crocodiles sometimes climb ashore, and when they do, the piranhas have nothing to do.

No, sharks are generally deep-sea creatures.

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.

Saltwater crocodiles have a better chance of winning.

Both can reach a maximum length of 6 meters, but the great white shark weighs almost twice as much as a saltwater crocodile. They are all teeth, and the teeth of saltwater crocodiles are good at piercing prey's, crushing bones and internal organs, and have the largest bite force in the animal kingdom, up to 2200kg. The bite force of the great white shark is only 400 kg at most, but its teeth are good at cutting.

Cutting the ** and body of the prey, resulting in excessive bleeding to death. Saltwater crocodiles attack small prey by throwing them out of the water and tearing them apart, while large prey will bite bones and use death rolls to dismember and tear their prey apart. When attacking small prey, the great white shark will bite from below and tear it in half.

Attacking large prey will bite from the side, slip out of the wound and bleed, then swim back and bite repeatedly, eventually losing too much blood to death.

The first will be the war in the shallow waters near the Gulf of Australia. Great white sharks can swim up to 46 km h and saltwater crocodiles can swim up to 29 km h, although in shallow water great white sharks swim much less. First, the great white shark tried to attack the saltwater crocodile from behind, but due to the shallow water and its huge size, the saltwater crocodile quickly spotted the great white shark.

Then they start to fight head-on, and the saltwater crocodile's huge bite force can.

Inflict fatal injuries on the protruding head and nasal cavity of a great white shark. The great white shark needs to turn around and come back.

Attack, at this time, the saltwater crocodile's nimble head can bite its fins and fins, and then cooperate with the death tumbling to tear it off. At this point, the great white shark swims at a reduced speed, but the saltwater crocodile has to return to the surface to breathe oxygen after fighting for too long. At this time, the great white shark will almost come forward and bite the soft abdomen of the saltwater crocodile, causing massive bleeding.

It won't be fatal with a single hit like in "Beast Showdown", and it will gradually reduce its stamina. The great white shark was about to turn back and attack again, when its back was revealed, and the saltwater crocodile bit the tail of the great white shark and tore it off with a death roll. Ended the Great White Shark.

Overall, in different situations, the saltwater crocodile has a 6 percent chance of winning, and the great white shark accounts for 4 percent.

Great white sharks are powerful because of their large size and fast swimming speed.

Personal opinion. Crocodiles are more agile in shallow water, while great white sharks are more powerful than crocodiles in deep water.

Sorry, but the bite force of the bay crocodile reaches 4200ibs. Great white shark, hehe, 669ibs. There is too much difference between the two. And crocodiles have very thick skin.