It all depends on if they are on land or in water. I guess it might be a fight if they were in like a shallow body of water where they both can move and fight. I feel like the fight would end in mutual destruction either way.
The Panther would win because the shark would run out of air and would die, then the panther would eat it.
Scientifically, Dolphins. Unless it was 1 dolphin vs. 1 Shark, but since that doesn't happen, and Dolphins stay together, Dolphins. Dolphins circle the Shark until it goes away. There's never a fight.
obviously a shark the dolphin is just gonna sit their and scream while the shark kills its prey Anthony J.Suero
John cena would win in a fist fight an 50 cent would win in a in a gun fight
Mostly the Tiger shark would win. Most species of hammer heads are smaller than the tiger shark and hence would lose.
The most commonly known "hammerhead" in nature would be the hammerhead shark.
A killer whale would win all the way. The biggest specie of hammerhead shark the great hammerhead can measure up to 6.1 metres where as an adult male killer whale can measure from 6-9.7 metres so killer whales are usually bigger and packed with muscle. As well as this a killer whales are faster with a top speed of 35 mph whereas a hammerhead can swim at about 25mph also the killer whale can put a hammerhead shark into tonic immobility.
A hammerhead shark is unique because its head looks like a big hammer. That's why it's called a hammerhead shark, of course!
Probably a bullshark. They're more aggressive, and powerful. Also, hammerheads are designed to eat small, round prey, not huge sharks.
The hammerhead shark has to live in big groups of them, you would usually find them in the Australian seas at the bottom floating around waiting to kill their pray.
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A shark or a baricuda it really depends on were they fight. Most likely the shark.
Swimming helps to force water through the shark's gills, providing the shark with oxygen; the shark may not get enough oxygen otherwise.
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