Can you please commit to these questions: Can a Cassowary live in the Cretaceous epoch? We do know about cassowaries being avian dinosaurus. Can the killer whales survive the Campanian and Maastrichtian stages of the Late Cretaceous epoch? Is a sperm whale comparable to Otodus Megalodon? All categories included.
Really determines where you put the cassowary at. And yes orcas can survive especially being able to live in groups so that will give it an edge. Megalodon is indeed much heavier than a sperm whale if you use the bigger specimens.
Short faced Bears in South America would have faced giant orinoco crocodiles and black caiman when around rivers, lakes, and swamps. And the African giant Pleistocene bear would have faced the giant Thor crocodile, and horned crocodile in Africa , and giant euthecodon in the waterways in Africa
I feel like the croc wins at max but loses at average sizes. The croc is about 100kg heavier on average, but I’d say the difference would need to be even more than that to give the croc edge considering it’s out of its element and definitely not as adapted for combat on land as the bear. Very close match all in all.
Lmao I love both but the bears close combat just bit and claw something isn't a effect attack for croc and there not to agile so it's closer than u think and full size croc wins same size is a toss up @@kilianteni7884
Actually no, the saltie is decently larger. Which is the only reason why it’s so close. The croc is not more formidable than a brown bear at parity on land.
That was fast also fire edit You are not healthy you upload vids way too fast I think you should less uploading vids to once a day cause your mental health will not be good
if you want crocodiles to defeat large land predators like bears lions or tigers， you must use prime or Max individuals.As for average，crocodiles have no chance except the fight happens in the really deep water
Saltwater crocodiles have strong protection and a massive bite that could harm the bear if it gets a hold on the limbs. The kodiak is obviously not a weak contender itself being able to lift things that are incredibly heavy and they also have a set of sharp teeth and claws. The bear will have a difficult time trying to flip an aggressive saltwater crocodile and could sustain serious damage.
@@dizzyrose1809 I do think crocodiles are also a gruesome therefore being macabre towards the Kodiak bear (largest subspecies of the brown bear). I should've stated that it reckons or depends on the habitat of the battle. If it is flat terrain then Kodiak, if it is a rainforest or riverbank then the crocodile must win.
The thing is with crocs is you can’t really put them up against a mammal because anything those jaws grab onto is coming off and on top of that the only penetrable part of there body is underneath so a very small window for a very large risk of getting your arm or head torn off lmao I’m taking the croc any day of the week
@@denistyrant in fact， it is only 200kg for adult males， many bros believe crocodiles are all giants simply because some really large individuals such as lolong，but they are really rare.
@@denistyrant even if i agree it is 550kg， it have nochance to defeat a grizzily bear on land，crocodiles and alligators could be regarded as moving wood on land
On land - Bear 70%
In water - Salty 90%
In riverbank - Salty 55%
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On land 60 crock
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Crocodile 100% on land and in water
@@user-lc9fp1tj5di hope you are kidding.
Water:croc mid diffs
Land:croc high diffs
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@@Hulkgostaderabo7745 no lmao
@@Hulkgostaderabo7745 I like kodiak bear more lmao it just the truth your fanboying right now
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I like your way of editing and debating. Go on..! 😁
Can you please commit to these questions:
Can a Cassowary live in the Cretaceous epoch? We do know about cassowaries being avian dinosaurus.
Can the killer whales survive the Campanian and Maastrichtian stages of the Late Cretaceous epoch?
Is a sperm whale comparable to Otodus Megalodon? All categories included.
1. Eh depends where you put them
2. Absolutely
3. In size , yes , in a fight , no
Really determines where you put the cassowary at.
And yes orcas can survive especially being able to live in groups so that will give it an edge.
Megalodon is indeed much heavier than a sperm whale if you use the bigger specimens.
@@dizzyrose1809 I'd like to put it near the less active places in the Cretaceous whether encountering a predator or prey.
sperm whales are >=< the size of a megalodon
can you please do sarcosuchus vs titanoboa pls🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Short faced Bears in South America would have faced giant orinoco crocodiles and black caiman when around rivers, lakes, and swamps. And the African giant Pleistocene bear would have faced the giant Thor crocodile, and horned crocodile in Africa , and giant euthecodon in the waterways in Africa
when it comes to prehistoric... its just a execution
I feel like the croc wins at max but loses at average sizes.
The croc is about 100kg heavier on average, but I’d say the difference would need to be even more than that to give the croc edge considering it’s out of its element and definitely not as adapted for combat on land as the bear. Very close match all in all.
Funny joke. Kodiaks are about 300 kg, while crocodiles are 550 kg.
logical and true
@@user-ke7le6pp4q No. Crocodile stronger
@@user-lc9fp1tj5d Nah, Kodiaks surpass 400 kg, perhaps as much as 430. Salties are 540.
@@Brandon-br7tc No. 425 kg is the weight for unusually large male Kodiaks, their average is 300, perhaps 280 kg.
Is the video of the croc from dominator in the Adelaide river?
Both around same size so croc slams
Bears > crocs at parity
Lmao I love both but the bears close combat just bit and claw something isn't a effect attack for croc and there not to agile so it's closer than u think and full size croc wins same size is a toss up @@kilianteni7884
Actually no, the saltie is decently larger. Which is the only reason why it’s so close.
The croc is not more formidable than a brown bear at parity on land.
Kodiaks are 300 kg, and crocodile is 550 kg.
@@Brandon-br7tc Crocs > Bears on land at parity
Winnie the pooh vs Gustave 🗿
Salty wins
Common W
Saltwater crocodile wins high diff.Armored skin and bite power/speed reaction.
In water-Saltw 80%
Oh land-Kodiak 80%
On land bear 65% to 70% in water croc 100% at river bank croc wins 55% or equil
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The crocodile is destroying it.
only in water
@@chingyik123 On land too, Kodiaks are very overrated.
@@user-lc9fp1tj5d if it is a max recorded specimen
@@chingyik123 Average crocodile enough to kill any Kodiak.....
That was fast also fire edit
You are not healthy you upload vids way too fast I think you should less uploading vids to once a day cause your mental health will not be good
I am only uploading fast since I just reached 10k subscribers
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if you want crocodiles to defeat large land predators like bears lions or tigers， you must use prime or Max individuals.As for average，crocodiles have no chance except the fight happens in the really deep water
What?
@@randomedits8025ye its true
I disagree. Can you reason how the crocodile wins?
Saltwater crocodiles have strong protection and a massive bite that could harm the bear if it gets a hold on the limbs. The kodiak is obviously not a weak contender itself being able to lift things that are incredibly heavy and they also have a set of sharp teeth and claws. The bear will have a difficult time trying to flip an aggressive saltwater crocodile and could sustain serious damage.
@@dizzyrose1809 On flat terrain, maybe the Kodiak bear takes the edge for this battle.
@@dizzyrose1809 I do think crocodiles are also a gruesome therefore being macabre towards the Kodiak bear (largest subspecies of the brown bear). I should've stated that it reckons or depends on the habitat of the battle. If it is flat terrain then Kodiak, if it is a rainforest or riverbank then the crocodile must win.
@@titaniauranus no, Kodiaks 300 kg, saltwater 550 kg, the bear has almost no chance
@@user-lc9fp1tj5d You have to give a citation for that.
The thing is with crocs is you can’t really put them up against a mammal because anything those jaws grab onto is coming off and on top of that the only penetrable part of there body is underneath so a very small window for a very large risk of getting your arm or head torn off lmao I’m taking the croc any day of the week
Diff?
High diff
Thanks bro
@@dizzyrose1809low difference
@@user-lc9fp1tj5d no tf💀
@@dizzyrose1809 W
average saltwater is about 300kg，perhaps lower，the bear definitely takes this fight，if you use maximum，saltwater could win
Me when I lie
The average Saltwater crocodile is at least 550 kg. 300 kg is literally the overall average of the American Alligator
@@denistyrant in fact， it is only 200kg for adult males， many bros believe crocodiles are all giants simply because some really large individuals such as lolong，but they are really rare.
@@denistyrant if you talk about the alligator，300kg could be the maximum，you may talk about the black caimen
@@denistyrant even if i agree it is 550kg， it have nochance to defeat a grizzily bear on land，crocodiles and alligators could be regarded as moving wood on land
you could see the video that a man take down a 2 meter alligator，it could be impossible if he is facing down a same sized puma or leopard
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Cry about it hater😂
It true lmao
@@HARRYMAGUIREANDLAKAKA did I ask?
@@user-bc5zm6cc4z I was talking to the other person not you
@@HARRYMAGUIREANDLAKAKA oh sorry bro
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