Can You Strangle a Whale?
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Strangle as in with your hands? Maybe..Wanna put a hand in the blowhole?
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Vs any wild creature, if running is not an option and you don't have any weapons, there are two basic offensive techniques: choking and bluffing.\n\nBluffing is much more preferable, but if you are in the animal's territory, that is why they are aggresive in the first place. They are protecting themselves. So, back away quietly. If you are sure there is no way you are in that animal's territory, if you just make a big noise and stamp your feet, the animal should leave quietly (thinking as though it has trespassed on your territory.)\n\nIf you are in the animal's territory and it's not letting you escape or backing away only puts you deeper into their territory, the only other option is that when it lunges for you, make your hand into a fist and shove it as far down the creature's throat as you can. If you can grab a fistfull of lung or stomach, that's even better. This also works for sharks. This will not work for animals with small mouths, or where the primary attack is with their claws (e.g. bears or wild boars.) The main advantage of this is that at worst, you'll lose an arm, but you may trigger a gag reflex that will prevent the animal from clamping down on it.\n\nAnother alternative is to go for the eyes but I haven't heard of this ever working. Kicking them in the nuts also appears to work. But, for these two, I would not advise them because more likely than not they have already latched on to your leg, arm or neck and the fight is pretty much over. You want to hurt them and make them flee before they have a chance to seriously hurt you. \n\nYou should always carry a basic hunting knife with you when you are in the wild. The basic defensive technique for any animal that charges is to drop onto your back with the knife extended and let the animal impale themselves on it. This is an extremely common technique for hunting wild boars.
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welll it would be a blue whale, reaching lengths of 20-25 feet
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No.  You might kill something.
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I'm no expert, but someone might have slaughtered a whale on you land and meant to write "marine whale oil". Watch your step. I don't know if you use slabs or what in your area, but it is safe to dig I would think. Let us know if there be whales there!
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wow you live on the canals???\n\nnice, firstly bait the water with blood and burley to attract the buggers, then throw in a hunk of meat- roo or something similar is good, have a huge   hook in it attached to a 44 gallow drum via stainless steel whire a good 2.5 mm thickness at least, attache the drum to something on the mainland via rope of another means.\n\nhere is what will happen, the shark will take the bait but be unable to swim away and submerse the 44 gallon drum, effectively it will drown because it cant dive down and swimm unristricted. \n\nthis is the way we used to catch tiger sharks when we lived in the torres staits.
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Aligators clamp down on the victim and then drag them underwater. Death can come from blood-loss or the basic trauma of being ripped apart by those teeth and jaw, but the idea is to drown them.  You'll see croc's and gators on the animal shows biting (clamping down) and then rolling into/under the water with them still in the jaw.  After death, then the victims are eaten.  A gator's jaw is so powerful that the clamping down can easily break bones and then facilitate easier swallowing of the carcass.
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rip em out and attack it with its own claws
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Sure, weazels can play basketball with a blue whale's red blood cells. That is, they could if they weren't dumb weazels.
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It is a whale, I think it's a Blue Wheal. It is the largest and many times larger than an elephant, so just to move it's own weight it must me the strongest. It is a animal and not a fish.
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If the fish has obviously swallowed the bait right down, simply cut the line off as close to the mouth as possible and allow the fish to swim away.  The fish will usually be able to get rid of the hook itself if it has no barb, or it will be dissolved.  Never pull on the line of a gut hooked fish in an attempt to recover your hook, this will severely injure the fish and will probably kill it.\n\nWhere the fish has the hook in it mouth, gills or throat or it is otherwise visible, it can generally be removed by a pair of long nosed pliers or forceps.  Since you are using a barbless hook (aren't you?), this is usually only a matter of backing the hook out of where it has become lodged and then removing it.  If you can see the hook, but it will not come out, a pair of side cutter can be use to cut the hook, preferably in the bend.  This will greatly assist the fish in getting rid of it itself.\n\nIf the hook has become lodged in the gills, the situation can be more complicated.  If the fish is a legal angling species, is over the size limit and is bleeding from the gills, it is probably better to kill it humanely and keep it.  If there is little or no apparent bleeding or the fish is a protected species or undersize, you can try to remove the hook, if this is possible without doing any more damage, but sometimes you are best to cut the hook with side cutters.  As a last resort, simply cut the line as close to the hook as possible.  When working around the gills, always take great care not to injure the delicate gill filaments.
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We dont eat your whales
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yes and kill him even \n\nyou can do so much damage with physical violence and a little fight could land you in jail for life...just don't do it
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Whales are air breathing mammals, but they need their bouyancy (so they don't touch bottom and have the affect of gavity on their very dense body tissues). When in too shallow of water, the weight of their own body is so intense that they are then not able to inhale-exhale as easily-deeply as they do when bouyant and self-motile with their strong muscles and movement; then the carbon dioxide builds up in their tissue while the oxygen is not adequately replaced-increased.  Also many of these beached animals have parasites, some in their inner ears or brain that infect their tissues and this seems to impair some of their "judgement" when going close to shore.  They are also quite gregarious socail animals and often want to help other ailing whales; some may be good semaritans who get stuck with the other ailing whales.
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The killer whale is so big that a shark would never be able to do any damage to it.  But at the same time a whale can't fight back.  So it would be a tie.
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They answered this in one of the interviews after one ot the finales. They aren't allowed to eat them unless they 'come into camp and fall over dead'. If they did, the natives might get angry... no to mention PETA.
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Go here and read all about it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pygmy_Killer_Whale