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Apex Predators Awards! Best bone-crusher bite!

in Zoology Mon Dec 19, 2011 9:18 am
by Dinotrek27 • 10 Posts

Name says it all!

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RE: Apex Predators Awards! Best bone-crusher bite!

in Zoology Mon Dec 19, 2011 10:45 am
by balaur • 63 Posts

Would be the Nile crocodile.


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RE: Apex Predators Awards! Best bone-crusher bite!

in Zoology Thu Jan 12, 2012 1:36 am
by No name specified • ( Guest )
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T.Rex DUH

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RE: Apex Predators Awards! Best bone-crusher bite!

in Zoology Fri Jan 13, 2012 8:09 pm
by balaur • 63 Posts

That thing is extinct


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RE: Apex Predators Awards! Best bone-crusher bite!

in Zoology Sat Jan 14, 2012 12:26 am
by rainbowdragon • 96 Posts

Zitat von balaur
That thing is extinct


So? It's not like it has to be living. Anyways, it is NOT T. Rex. Its either Predator X or Carcharocles/Carcharodon Megalodon.


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RE: Apex Predators Awards! Best bone-crusher bite!

in Zoology Sun Jan 15, 2012 10:29 pm
by balaur • 63 Posts

Well if it is from any time period Yes is either Predator X or Megalodon


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RE: Apex Predators Awards! Best bone-crusher bite!

in Zoology Wed Jan 25, 2012 11:31 pm
by Mattking rex • 26 Posts

To be honest, the largest bite should belong to the largest predators today, the killer whale and sperm whale. On average, a killer whales skull is much larher then any croc species; sperm whales on the other hand are just plan out big, although the jaw isn't super impressive, its sure size means its probably greater. Although these two animals bites haven't been measured, they are probably stronger.

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RE: Apex Predators Awards! Best bone-crusher bite!

in Zoology Fri Jan 27, 2012 9:12 am
by rainbowdragon • 96 Posts

Zitat von Mattking rex
To be honest, the largest bite should belong to the largest predators today, the killer whale and sperm whale. On average, a killer whales skull is much larher then any croc species; sperm whales on the other hand are just plan out big, although the jaw isn't super impressive, its sure size means its probably greater. Although these two animals bites haven't been measured, they are probably stronger.


I'm not so sure. I would have to say, Carcharocles probably had the largest bite force of any animal. Although, if this thread was meant to be happening with living animals, I have to agree with Mattking.


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RE: Apex Predators Awards! Best bone-crusher bite!

in Zoology Fri Jan 27, 2012 5:24 pm
by Mattking rex • 26 Posts

Yes, it is about living animals.

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RE: Apex Predators Awards! Best bone-crusher bite!

in Zoology Fri Jan 27, 2012 10:50 pm
by Dinotrek27 • 10 Posts

The killer whale is a strong possibility. However, for the sperm whale, im not so sure. if you think about it, sperm whales hunt invertebrates like squid and octopus rather than bony fish, so their jaw power has no need to be super-strong to break bone or anything.


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RE: Apex Predators Awards! Best bone-crusher bite!

in Zoology Sat Jan 28, 2012 6:58 pm
by Mattking rex • 26 Posts

Zitat von Dinotrek27
The killer whale is a strong possibility. However, for the sperm whale, im not so sure. if you think about it, sperm whales hunt invertebrates like squid and octopus rather than bony fish, so their jaw power has no need to be super-strong to break bone or anything.



Yes, however, they are so big that even if they are pound for pound very weak, their massive size may make up for it. Regardless, its either the killer whale or Sperm whale because they are the biggest carnivores today by far.

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spinty

in Zoology Thu Feb 02, 2012 6:30 am
by spica
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hi??

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RE: Apex Predators Awards! Best bone-crusher bite!

in Zoology Fri Feb 24, 2012 12:36 pm
by balaur • 63 Posts

Zitat von Mattking rex

Zitat von Dinotrek27
The killer whale is a strong possibility. However, for the sperm whale, im not so sure. if you think about it, sperm whales hunt invertebrates like squid and octopus rather than bony fish, so their jaw power has no need to be super-strong to break bone or anything.



Yes, however, they are so big that even if they are pound for pound very weak, their massive size may make up for it. Regardless, its either the killer whale or Sperm whale because they are the biggest carnivores today by far.



The aquatic animals have a disadvantage,it's something called WATER RESISTANCE,it reduce the bite force by a significant amount especially those with a wide jaws like the sperm whale.


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