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Saltwater Crocodile-Great White Shark interactions

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(01-10-2015, 03:37 AM)Pckts Wrote: Here is a verified predation of a Large croc on a tiny Bull shark
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...odile.html

The witness states the amount of struggle the tiny shark was able to put up on the much larger croc and how the croc had to work hard to finally kill the shark. Imagine a 16-20 ft long GWS 4000-6000lbs.
Its just not reasonable that a croc would even attempt on such a large animal let a lone be strong enough to hold on to a animal double its own weight. 

I think anyone with some knowledge of marine biology can realize its not a shark bite, and its only a 3.5 meter crocodile (not very big). A shark even a large one has trouble biting through an entire turtle shell, so it would be impossible for it to bite through an animal with such thick hide and neck muscles so cleanly. Also great whites don't live near the Zambesi its too warm for them.
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