what sea based animal would win in a fight?

[turienzo's lovechild]

shark- clearly hard as f***

dolphin- may look friendly but they are double hard bastards

killer whale- they're a little bit black so clearly HARD as NAILZ

stingray- none of the above could kill STEVE IRWIN...this bad boy could...nuff' said

piranha- probably better as a tag team, a definite BADDY, but pretty hard

blue whale- a definite "goodie", but you try and beat this big boy


ITS OVER TO YOU, WHO WOULD WIN IN AN WATER ROYAL RUMBLE?

 

[Basil Fawlty]

I think the shark would win this Royal Rumble.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

oh come on, how would a shark defeat the WHALE?!

i reckon the dolphin would defend the whale aswell, as they are FRIENDS

the killer whale would clearly win

its called a "killer" whale

isn't it obvious?

 

[magoo]

Dolphins are hard bastards but KILLER whales are the Carlin of the sea.

 

[Braders]

The Shark as:-
the dolphins more of a boffin then a fighter ,
the killer whales too slow,
the stringray even if it did try and pierce the sharks heart couldn't go in far enough,
the piranah at best could only nibble it
and the blue whales i didn't think were that aggressive

 

[Giant Seagull]

Piranha would SHRED all the other PRETENDERS to a pulp

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

Piranha would SHRED all the other PRETENDERS to a pulp

remember that there's only ONE of them

 

[Giant Seagull]

Absoulutely, you see you just imagine a huge blue whale just becomeing Incensed by the CONSTANT biting and not being quick enough to flip round and give the piranha a good BATTERING, its just too slow.
In the end it would be driven to SUICIDE

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

but a killer whale, shark, dolphin would all rip a piranha to PIECES

whale has endurance on its side, it'd take about a YEAR for anything to kill it

 

[Scotty Mac]

one quick bite of the whale and he is gone

it would definently be the shark - although the dolphin would have the best strategic plan in the fight. any creature that can jump through hoops would work out a foolproof game plan when violence occurs - unfortunately the shark is just a mentalist

the stingray would have to position himself just right in order to win with his poisonous barb, and to be honest i think it would be too much to ask for him to slay all the others

 

[Safeway]

Seahorse.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

Just a point, Tom. Isn't a "sea based animal" actually a FISH?

oh yeah

 

[Seagull Stew]

The piranha wouldn't even make it into the ring before suffocating in the salt water!

 

[Bluejuice]

Er, I don't think Blue Whales have any teeth as such. Aside from flattening its opponents, which is probably quite difficult under the sea, it'd be pretty defenceless

 

[Braders]

Seahorse.

YEAH!

 

[NMH]

A dolphin is by far the most intelligent.
A single shark will fear a dolphin, surprisingly, and attacks on healthy fullgrowns are virtually unknown. The bottlenose dolphin has the inherent knowledge of where in the shark's gizzards, lie the bits that suffer most from impacts. They are also agile, and most-probably will out-manoevre the pea-brained predator, at least enough to keep clear of its' toothy jawed front end. The shark will die from internal injuries, almost straight after getting hit by said bottle nose. (so they don't tend to take a nibble at dolphins, and when attracted to birthing mothers and babies, usually will soon get discouraged by her protective pod)

A 'Killer Whale' is, in actuality, of the dolphin family. Too big for a single shark to mess with, when healthy and fullgrown. Maybe by size not as agile a swimmer in as small a space, it will be way too big, strong and well armed for a shark to take on.
Here, take a look at this new 'whale' baby
http://www.seaworld.org/animal-info/video-library/commerson.mov