which would win in a fight. A polar bear or a Tyrannosaurus rex?
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the rex, most definitely.
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Hmm. Tough one in principle. One has a big head, a giant beard, obstinate refusal to consider other opinions, and the other is Jim Darwin...
1050115
Decades ago I  read of such a match: a lion against a bull.\nThe near-ending: The lion latched onto the bull's tongue and ripped it out.\nThe ending: The bull gored the lion to death.\nPost mortem question (besides the morality of it all):\nWere they matched? The lion weighed 400 lb approx, the bull 1000 lb\nIf the match were in the open, and not in a cage, would the outcome have been different?\n\nBut who would win over the great white shark? Perhaps the giant squid? Let's set up a bout in Madison Square Garden.
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This type of question has been asked here before. James Bond would win. The question Im wondering about- is a model 101 terminator against Bond
202321
Now this is an interesting one, I know for the fact that polar bear are the heaviest and strongest amongst the bnear family, fully grown they actually beat grizzlies too.\n\nI am sorry but I have no clue about the kodiak bear......lol
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>>>>>What color was Tyrannasaurus Rex?\n\nWe have no absolutely no way of knowing.  It almost certainly varied with the age of the animal.\n\nThe young animals almost certainly had feathers, and given their small size it seems reasonably that both the feathers and the skin would have been dark brown or black to enable them to heat from sunlight. The addittion of spots or stripes would add in hiding. The young of most large birds and mammals today are stipe dor spotted so it seems reasonable to assume the same for tyrranosaur chicks.\n\n\nThe adults seem to have lacked feathers, at least for the most part. In that respect they seem to be like elephants rhinos, whales and other large mammals where the young retain at leat sparse hair that is almost totally absent from the adult.\n\nWhat colour the adults were we simply can’t know. Animals of that size generally have little use for camouflage colouration so they can be whatever colour they like. The big question is how much of a role vision played in courtship. If tyrannosaurs were like modern birds we would expect the males at least to have extremely brightly coloured heads at the very least. \n\nSo an olive grey Tyrrannosaur with a bright blue head and big red circles under the eyes is no less likely than any other colour scheme.\n\n\n\nCellar door said “They were just large versions of the lizards we have today.”\n\n\nThey most certainly were NOT large versions of the lizards we have today. They are only very distantly related to modern lizards. The closest living relatives are, not surprisingly, birds. \n\n\nWe aren’t entirely certain what the lifestyle of a T. rex was, they seem to have been a combination of predator and scavenger. In terms of lifestyle the closest living comparison would probably be a lion or hyaena.\n\nThey were in no way lizard-like.\n\n>>>>They went extinct because of a meteor\n\nThat is one theory, but one that is rapidly losing credibility.  There were probably multiple factors leading to the mass extinction that took T. rex along with numerous other species. A comet or meteor impact just doesn’t explain all the observations
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Here, 'cause this poor guy said he is bored.\nI would prefer to fight a polar bear.\nAt least they are mammals.. AND can be tamed..\nBut I think we'll be disadvantaged by the weather. Noone can think straight when the air is too cold.\n\nI can't envisage a hairy 8-legged hard-skinned thingy crawling through my throat.\nBut one thing though, how could someone eats when there's a snake wrapping his head and block his mouth from any air least a spider.\n\nHope the less-than-livid imagination could propel your boredom away..\nHave a  nice day!
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According to the videos ive just seen, the tigers better!\n\nBut the lion wins in this one:\n\nhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4318948967926803903\n\nOf course either can win really... it depends on the animal and if a mother is protecting her young or whatever.
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With great difficulty. Penguins tend to huddle together to stay warm. Polar bears have black skin and hollow quill like fur that collects sun energy like a solar water heater. Nature has adapted many polar animals, and even Eskimos with unique abilities that are very individualized for survival.\nGreat question!
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Depends on what they are fighting for.\n\nIf it is a grizzly female they are fighting for, the grizzly wins. \nIf its a polar female they are fighting for, the grizzly wins. \nIf its seals they are fighting for, the polar wins.
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Mountain lion or Cougar.
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OK i'm going to say this once.\n\nBEARS BEAT YOU HA HA HA HA \n\nGO BEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Apocalypse. This fight won't even take more than 5 minutes if Apocalypse wanted. First of all I have to say that Wolverine is one of the best mutants out there. Plus he has his healing factor, which helps him all the time when he fights. However, the power that Apocalypse has it's unmeasurable. He in not only the oldest and baddest mutant alive but he is immortal as well. He can change shape, size, he can teleport, live without food, air, water, he can blast, oh man, what can't Apocalypse do. So all those said, even if some people might argue that if Apocalypse blasts off Wolverine, he might heal, then all Apocalypse has to do is to teleport Wolverine on a planet without air, or a deserted one. If not, he could just make Wolverine give all that he has until he passes out of tierdness. \n\nWinner: Apocalypse
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I think it is the bear. Most of the other animals do not attack unless they are hungry or provoked. But the bear has the unique distinction of attacking without any kind of provocation - just for the fun of it!
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Giganotosaurus I think...  its legs were shorter than the T-rex, however, the frame, build and bite where huge compared to the T-Rex.
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Badger. They fight anything and if a Rhinocerous get ahold of a Badger it will bite his balls off while the Rhino charging for help.
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The bear is white because the house is at the north pole and polar bears live at the north pole and they are the only bears that live there, therefore the the bear is white.