Python eat Croc

Neg...it's a croc...or at least if I remember right, that was the backstory to the movie. I remember when the Discovery channel did a mock up of who would win between a Great White shark and a Crocodile if such a fight were possible. Now there's a fight I'd like to see (but from a distance). :)
 
It would definitely be very possible if both critters were not fed for a week and thrown together in the same tank. Though I guess there's the problem with great whites not living very long in captivity.

What was the Discovery Channel verdict?
 
Odds and ends, but unvariably the definite truth about the alligator/python match are reported here, while the fate of campers and their happyness regarding alligator visits is undisputedly questionable.

[Caution, folks, don't follow the links while thinking about food]
 
I would favor a full sized alligator in a match against a python. I may be wrong but I would probably pick the gator to win. I still would like to see an actual match between the great white and the alligator though...the gator might give it a run for it's money.
 
[edit] Actually, screw what I had posted in here before. The point is that those snakes are friggin huge, and if one gets wrapped around a gator, it doesn't matter how scary he is, there's not much left for him.
 
McGruff said:
But I thought it was giant landlocked New England crocs that could eat a bear in one gulp? If I were a croc though I would forget about bears and chase something yummier like Meredith Salenger.

So where ya at neighbor? If everything goes according to plan, I should be moving into a place on N. 14th this weekend.

Any relation to Ptarmigan?



Well the more often a croc gets et' by a python, the better the odds that the event in question will happen on Happy Camper's birthday.
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Quails and ptarmigans are related to each other. They are in the same family as chicken, grouse, turkey, partridge, and pheasant.
 
Ptarmigan said:
Quails and ptarmigans are related to each other. They are in the same family as chicken, grouse, turkey, partridge, and pheasant.
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I don't think I've heard about this one before... Does anyone have a good picture?
 
great white(duh) a grouse is not a bird of prey. (maybe an osprey could inflict a little damage to a great white)
 
McGruff said:
But what would win, a grouse or a great white?
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On land? or in the water? Cause on land (if grouse like the taste of shark eyes) the bird could simply hop around and peck it to death. Is this becoming a versus thread?:eek:
 
Thanks for the link! These pics are just great!
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Dyret said:
Thanks for the link! These pics are just great!
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I take you want to eat a ptarmigan and grouse. After all they do say that ptarmigans are very tasty and easy to kill. You can just pick them up and wring their necks.
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I had a look at the site which critical mass referred regarding the happy campers. story was false but the pictures I swear could have fooled me.
I have only heard of a python/anaconda "swallowing/eating" a whole man a long time ago in South East Asia, I remember seeing a photo of it. It was in 1995, I cannot remember which country but I remember seeing in the local newspaper and then seeing the picture again in colour as the first time I saw was black and white. Damn I'm staying away from any jungle infested places.....
Me thinks those Great Whites might have met their match......
 
Does anyone have any recollection of a python/anaconda eating/swallowing a man around 1995? That was the year I remember and could not recall any such information
 
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