[foxe_100049]

From viewing the last post (Animals versus Humans) I was interested to see what people thought about what im asking...

I realize I left out insects... firstly, because I feel they couldn't do as much damage as the other species... and secondly, I forgot. I couldn't even remember what you call things that live in water. Oh, and whales are counted as mammal, not water creatures.

This post has been edited by foxe_100049: 21 January 2005 - 04:53 AM

[Final F8]

They all have their strengths and weaknesses, but I think insects would do pretty well. There's trillions of the little things, and alot of them are very poisonous.
Although... I dunno. I think it's pretty much a fair fight. well, 'cept for water creatures. Unless something comes in the water, they can't do much.

I don't know what to vote so I'm voting other.


By the way, water creatures = amphibians?

[foxe_100049]

By the way, water creatures = amphibians?

I thought that, but i think amphibians r things like frogs

[Dart060]

Insects.

Imagine thousands of scorpions, bees, march flies, fire ants, and all ot the other insects, there would be billions of them.

[Bodom]

Amphibians live in water and ground, i reckon insects

[Crescens]

Water creatures. Primarily, sharks. Sharks have been here since before the dinosaurs, and with the laws of natural selection in play, that should tell you something.

The only problem is terrain. They can't go on land, and most others can't come in the water. Assuming a hypothetical terrain favorable to both, where both fish and land animals could breathe (no, such a terrain does not actually exist), sharks would dominate. They are the most relentless creatures on the planet, they never sleep, and they eat everything. They have extremely tough skin so most of the poison insects probably couldn't get their poison into them before being devoured. Rows and rows of some of the most powerful teeth in the animal kingdom, and very powerful jaws. (The crocodile has more powerful jaw-closing muscles, but weak jaw-opening muscles. Sharks are more well-rounded. ) Unlike dolphins, which some believe originally evolved as land mammals, sharks were made right the first time, and have never needed to change once over the years. They'd win the battle for themselves and all the other water creatures, hands down.

[Unrealblight]

I think birds:P becuase, even though this is way out there, they could attack, come in the air attack again, and sharks couldn't do anything, plus birds reproduce fast so they could get a fmailly attack and destory shark family easy, thught they are kinda dumb.... still way "out there"

[asyluman]

yeah, insects definitely.

[Unrealblight]

Dude my powerful bird would pwn... most of the insects... just own the rest:P

[Crescens]

Keep in mind that birds do have to sleep. And though they sleep in different parts of the day, they still sleep. And they're not flying while they sleep. Sharks never stop moving, and never go to sleep. And I don't know a single bird with talons or a beak strong enough to penetrate a shark's hide.

[Crown]

aaaliens

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[foxe_100049]

I don't know a single bird with talons or a beak strong enough to penetrate a shark's hide.

wat about condors?

[foxe_100049]

aaaliens

when i started this poll, i meant creatures on this planet, that came from this planet

[Spikeout]

single celled organisms

[CongressJon]

Other for the insects. It's just like everyone's said, really.

It's power in numbers. Many of them have poison, and that works well on the kind of animals we're talking about. Then, there's strength in numbers. Lots of numbers. YAY! Insects all the way.