This Animal vs That Animal
Created by sonyablade, 1 y 9 mo 1 d ago.
So I had a weird dream where a giant Koala was eating a Dinosaur-rabbit, anyway it got me thinking and like, who would win?
You could also pair your own animal opponents but I'm curious to know what yall think about these.
1. Bear vs Gorilla
2. Leviathan vs Dragon
3. Tiger vs Lion
4. Giant Snake vs Giant Spider
5. Scorpion vs Spider
6. Shark vs Crocodile
7. Elephant vs Hippo
8. A Pack of Wolves vs a Cackle of Hyenas
9. Bull vs Horse
10. Toad vs Frog
11. Giant Opctopus vs Giant Squid
Regarding the species, consier the most powerful specie of each eg silverback Gorilla, Great White Shark, Funnel Web Spider, African Bullfrog, Grizzly bear et cetera et cetera yo
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Domesticated pets, nothing wild. Other than that, open to interpretation. Use your imagination on breeds or just in general. Let the opinionated debates begin! 😁
Scientific proof that dogs are smarter than cats
By CNN
Published: Dec. 1, 2017 at 10:14 PM CST
You know that age-old debate about whether dogs are smarter than cats? Well, science now has a definitive answer. It's dogs.
That's the conclusion of an international team of researchers, who found that dogs possess twice the number of neurons than cats. Neurons are cells that process information. And so, the more neurons an animal has, the better its information processing capability, these scientists say.
The study was conducted by researchers from six universities in the US, Brazil, Denmark and South Africa. It's been accepted for publication in the journal Frontiers in Neuroanatomy.
The research was done in the lab of Suzana Herculano-Houzel, an associate professor of psychology and biological sciences at Vanderbilt University.
Until recently, scientists interested in comparing intelligence across species were limited to using brain size as an indicator.
"In 2005, my lab developed a very simple, fast and inexpensive method to count cells in brains and brain parts," Herculano-Houzel said.
What the researchers did is take brain matter and essentially turn it into soup. This freed up the cell nuclei and allowed the scientists to count them directly under a microscope.
This is what they found when they looked at cats' and dogs' cerebral cortex, the information-processing part of the brain: A cat's cerebral cortex has 250 million neurons. A 15-pound mixed-breed dog's has 429 million.
When they looked at a 64-pound golden retriever, the count was even higher: 627 million neurons.
"It is fair to say, then, that dogs have about twice as many neurons as cats in their cerebral cortex," she said. "And this implies that dogs have more cognitive capabilities than cats."
And there you have it. Now, it's just a matter of who breaks the news to Garfield.
Mammoths can ram into a Triceratops, Knocking it over and just Stomp on it but at the same time, Triceratops does have more Experience Fighting Larger Creatures like T-Rex and Torosaurus, So I'd say Triceratops 5/10 Mammoth 5/10
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alligator
2. Depends on what kind
3. Lion (Tigers attack the neck. Male Lions have thick manes around their neck. See the problem?)
4. idk
5. Scorpion
6. Shark
7. idk
8. Wolves
9. Bull
10. Toad
11. idk, leaning towards Squid
The World's Biggest Animal vs The World' Smallest Animal
Leviathan, nothing outranks that holy stuff
Tiger
Giant Spider
Scorpion
Shark
Elephant
The cackle
Bull
Frog
Giant Octopus
2. Leviathan
3. Tiger
4. Judgemental shoelace
5. Scorpion
6. Depends on the shark and the croc. Some crocs are 10 feet long. Lemon shark gets clapped but great white and hammerhead clap.
7. Hippo
8. Close one, but Hyena packs have defeated lions, so I'm leaning towards them.
9. Bull
10. Toad
11. Giant squid
2. Leviathan stomps
3. Lion in a good fight
4. Snake in a godstomp
5. Good fight, leaning towards centipede
6. Shark easily
7. Elephant wins barely. Hippos are vicious.
8. Wolves
9. Bull
10. Toad since some are poisonous
11. Giant squid. Those things can take down whales
2. What the comment below me said
3. Tiger but yet again depends on version
4.Spider if same size
5. Yet again it depends
6. IT DEPENDS ON THE DAMN SPECIES
7. Any Elephant stomps literally
8. Hyenas are bigger and have a stronger bite so they win in a hard fight
9. Bull
10. Toad
11. Squid is much bigger
2. Again really depends on which iteration we're talking. If we're going Biblical leviathan vs normal European dragon, Leviathan takes it easy.
3. Generally tiger, but the mane on a male lion offers a little thought about protection from a ohko.
4. How giant are we talking? If we're assuming same general size class, I'll give a slight advantage to spider because of maneuverability and versatility.
5. Really depends on which particular species we're talking.
6. Assuming Great White vs Saltwater, The shark has a stronger bite force, but the closer we get to the shore the better off the croc is.
7. Seeing as Hippos get out of the way of elephants at the watering hole, def elephant.
8. Wolves
9. Bull
10. Biggest vs biggest, the Goliath Frog is winning.
11. Squid
2. Leviathan
3. Tiger
4. Giant Snake
5. Scorpion
6. Crocodile
7. Elephant
8. A Pack of Wolves
9. Bull
10. Toad
11. Giant Opctopus
Spider with prep > Bat > Unprepared Spider.
It also depends on the size of each combatant
Including extinct ones it would be a Spinosaurusn
Extinct: Deinosuchus, Giganotosaurus, Acrocanthosaurus, Etc