2 Komodo Dragons vs 2 Crocodiles vs 2 Great Whites vs 2 Walruses

[Postmania]

In the Ocean. Who takes it?

[StupidMoniker]

The dragons are too tiny. They weigh like 5% of what a walrus weighs. The sharks are going to be the fastest, but they are probably too small as well. Only Orca and Polar bears are known to prey on the walrus, and polar bears only on the calves. Maybe a truly massive Saltwater croc would be big enough to hurt a walrus, but on average I think the walrus takes it with his enormous bulk. The Walruses might have trouble catching the others, but they can wait them out with their blubber stores.

[hulahulk]

You might be thinking of a male elephant seal, which is bigger than a walrus. Great whites are not too small to take on walruses. Polar bears have been filmed taking on adult walruses.

And, yes, the Komodos are outclassed here. Their bacteria-filled bites will not be strong enough to do any damage to any of the other participants.

Salt water crocs routinely feast on small sharks, but not great whites.

[Sharpandpointies]

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The Komodo is irked by the choice of venue.

[Dark Soul # 7]

Yeah, the sea isn't exactly a komodo dragons regular turf.

[Hiromi]

And, yes, the Komodos are outclassed here. Their bacteria-filled bites will not be strong enough to do any damage to any of the other participants.

The bacteria thing is outdated and debunked, Komodos are venomous

In the ocean a Great White takes this, the shock produced by a 2 ton animal hitting at 35 mph teeth first will usually kill most things and certainly everything listed here

[Sharpandpointies]

The bacteria thing is outdated and debunked, Komodos are venomous

Yeah, pretty nasty stuff as I recall.

...I, for one, am happy to see the Komodo return to Rumbles. Used to be part of the Rumbles 'Pantheon'. ^_^

[StupidMoniker]

You might be thinking of a male elephant seal, which is bigger than a walrus. Great whites are not too small to take on walruses. Polar bears have been filmed taking on adult walruses.

And, yes, the Komodos are outclassed here. Their bacteria-filled bites will not be strong enough to do any damage to any of the other participants.

Salt water crocs routinely feast on small sharks, but not great whites.

An adult walrus can weigh up to 2,000 kg. At most a great white is just crossing over half of that.

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

There's even a bigger disparity between a Bull Walrus and a Polar Bear, and a Polar Bear can casually manhandle a Bull Walrus and tear it into bloody chunks. Link is easy enough to find (I won't post it here do the sheer amount of blood), but it's not pretty.

An ambush predator with a speed advantage and teeth sharp enough/big enough to tear through the layer of fatty protection a walrus has, should do fine.

[Postmania]

Didn't know Walrusii were so diesel

[Hiromi]

An adult walrus can weigh up to 2,000 kg. At most a great white is just crossing over half of that.

largest Bull Walrus on record is estimated(as they only have the weight of the hide to go by) at 5,000lbs(2300KG), the largest mature female Great White is estimated from 4,200lb (1,905 kg) to 5,000lb(2,268 kg)

[Beadle]

Walruses are really not built for combat, and the dragons are really not at home in the sea (and are massively outweighed here), so I’m ruling them both out, leaving the great whites and the salties.

Salties do attack and eat sharks, but small ones only. Great whites are a different prospect altogether. And, importantly, crocs are not so much with the team tactics stuff. They’re much more of a solitary hunter. Great whites also typically hunt solo, but sharks famously cooperate and team up where necessary, and the collective blood frenzy from multiple sharks encourages more aggression.

I can only see this going the way of the sharks.

[Stigmazilla]

Even Salt Water Crocodiles tend to stay in more shallow waters, so if this is open ocean, the sharks should have this easy.