Who would win in a fight?
Back to the original question (sorta), there was actually a case in the Florida Everglades of a non-native snake that someone dumped there trying to eat an alligator. I think it was a python. The snake managed to get the entire alligator inside of it, but the gator kept struggling, and they both ended up dead.
--Fromper
I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to call bullsh*t.
To the topic at hand...
1. It would depend on the relative size of the shark and crocodile and the circumstances of their encounter. Those northern Australian marine crocs might be able to take a small shark in shallow water. But a large shark would likely bite a croc in half.
2. Again, it depends on the bear and crocodile in question... and whether they are in the water. I've seen a zebra stomp the crap out of a Nile crocodile, so I don't know if one would want to tangle with a, for instance, Kodiak Brown Bear.
3. Elephant: elephant beats anything short of a man at a safe distance with a very large gun or an orca.
Well a Red Bellied Black snake or a Taipan both carry enough venom to kill an Elephant many times over, so unless the Elephant manages to stomp the snake to death before it gets bit (unlikely) then the best it could hope for is a draw (they both die)
Also I would back a large lion vs a medium to small elephant.
Alot of the reason that these fights never actually happen is the old M.A.D thing. (Mutually Assured Destruction) ![]()
What if the anaconda were to just swallow the elephants trunk? How? Well lets say the elephant ate too mant fermented fruit and passed out drunk.
I'm not sure what happens next, but it's a pretty funny image. I bet some elephants would think it's kinda sexy.
Oh and Pirates would definatly own Ninjas any day of the week.