Shark vs Octopus

[AbAbber2k]

Originally posted by: CrimsonChaos
I love these beast vs. beast videos. I liked that Lion vs. Hyena one as well. To be fair to the sharks, that was an enormous octopus, and a relatively small shark. Still fascinating to watch, though.

Anyone know where there's more videos like these? (animal vs. animal)

Ya that's what I thought, I was hoping the shark would be a little bigger, which might have made for a more epic battle. Alas... that shark got WTFPWNT.

 

[Vich]

Originally posted by: Sudheer Anne
god i love watching sh!t like this. that's one scary ass octopus.

 

[SSP]

Originally posted by: MisterJackson

Originally posted by: brxndxn
the 20 yellow jackets vs 20,000 honey bees is a better video, though

Link please


Also, does anyone have the link to the lioness owning the crocodile?

Bee video. Right click/saveas

 

[suse920]

Oh snaps that was great.

 

[Vich]

Originally posted by: CrimsonChaos
I love these beast vs. beast videos. I liked that Lion vs. Hyena one as well. To be fair to the sharks, that was an enormous octopus, and a relatively small shark. Still fascinating to watch, though.

Anyone know where there's more videos like these? (animal vs. animal)

Lets start a beast vs beast movie thread, i want to see more!

 

[Inspector Jihad]

^^great idea...someone start one pleez

 

[MAME]

how did the octopus kill the shark?

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

wow :shocked:

 

[NiKeFiDO]

sweet. so much for assuming it would even be a contest (in the sharks favor).

Octupus (octupie..?) FTW

 

[Kalbi]

octopii eat sharks?!

 

[Gooberlx2]

Originally posted by: DanTMWTMP
woa.. I believe sharks can't breath if they can't move, so the octopus just held it 'till it "ran out of breath" :Q that's sweet hehe.

That's only some sharks. Many of the reef sharks (white tip reef, nurse, zebra, leopard, bamboo, etc...) can pump their gills just like fish.

 

[Gooberlx2]

Originally posted by: MAME
how did the octopus kill the shark?

Could be one of many ways. I couldn't quite tell from the vid what kind of shark that was, but many will die very quickly from stress. The octo would be plenty strong enough to crush or snap the shark in some way. Its skin could envelope the sharks head and gills, thus suffocating it, and their beaks are very sharp/powerful and it could have simply eaten it alive.

 

[ShadowBlade]

http://www.filecabi.net/hotlink7nc untv6sj/sharkvrsoctopus.wmv

remove the space
and smiley

 

[iamme]

awesome.

animal videos rock :thumbsup:

 

[Vegito]

that was the discovery channel video... octpus ate a bunch of shark before someone tape it to find out who's killing

 

[Rubycon]

Squaliforms are not very strong so this is no surprise here. You will never see an octopus attempt this on a requiem.

 

[MAME]

Originally posted by: Gooberlx2

Originally posted by: MAME
how did the octopus kill the shark?

Could be one of many ways. I couldn't quite tell from the vid what kind of shark that was, but many will die very quickly from stress. The octo would be plenty strong enough to crush or snap the shark in some way. Its skin could envelope the sharks head and gills, thus suffocating it, and their beaks are very sharp/powerful and it could have simply eaten it alive.

why doesn't the shark just start biting?

 

[Gooberlx2]

Originally posted by: MAME

Originally posted by: Gooberlx2

Originally posted by: MAME
how did the octopus kill the shark?

Could be one of many ways. I couldn't quite tell from the vid what kind of shark that was, but many will die very quickly from stress. The octo would be plenty strong enough to crush or snap the shark in some way. Its skin could envelope the sharks head and gills, thus suffocating it, and their beaks are very sharp/powerful and it could have simply eaten it alive.

why doesn't the shark just start biting?

That's not an automatic defense...at least not for that animal. In most cases for lower vertebrates and invertebrates (especially aquatic), that I've seen, the first defense is to try to struggle/run. After which they've tired themselves too much to try any offensive-defense. Besides, it can't do much when the octo has its tentacle around the shark's jaw, keeping it shut.

 

[MAME]

Originally posted by: Gooberlx2

Originally posted by: MAME

Originally posted by: Gooberlx2

Originally posted by: MAME
how did the octopus kill the shark?

Could be one of many ways. I couldn't quite tell from the vid what kind of shark that was, but many will die very quickly from stress. The octo would be plenty strong enough to crush or snap the shark in some way. Its skin could envelope the sharks head and gills, thus suffocating it, and their beaks are very sharp/powerful and it could have simply eaten it alive.

why doesn't the shark just start biting?

That's not an automatic defense...at least not for that animal. In most cases for lower vertebrates and invertebrates (especially aquatic), that I've seen, the first defense is to try to struggle/run. After which they've tired themselves too much to try any offensive-defense. Besides, it can't do much when the octo has its tentacle around the shark's jaw, keeping it shut.

what a pussy

 

[mattocs]

woah...thats awesome

 

[jadinolf]

Quite a surprise.

 

[Inspector Jihad]

Originally posted by: MAME

Originally posted by: Gooberlx2

Originally posted by: MAME

Originally posted by: Gooberlx2

Originally posted by: MAME
how did the octopus kill the shark?

Could be one of many ways. I couldn't quite tell from the vid what kind of shark that was, but many will die very quickly from stress. The octo would be plenty strong enough to crush or snap the shark in some way. Its skin could envelope the sharks head and gills, thus suffocating it, and their beaks are very sharp/powerful and it could have simply eaten it alive.

why doesn't the shark just start biting?

That's not an automatic defense...at least not for that animal. In most cases for lower vertebrates and invertebrates (especially aquatic), that I've seen, the first defense is to try to struggle/run. After which they've tired themselves too much to try any offensive-defense. Besides, it can't do much when the octo has its tentacle around the shark's jaw, keeping it shut.

what a pussy

i heard sharks dont ever get sick...is that cause their immune system owns or is there some other reason?

 

[Gooberlx2]

Originally posted by: Inspector Jihad

Originally posted by: MAME

Originally posted by: Gooberlx2

Originally posted by: MAME

Originally posted by: Gooberlx2

Originally posted by: MAME
how did the octopus kill the shark?

Could be one of many ways. I couldn't quite tell from the vid what kind of shark that was, but many will die very quickly from stress. The octo would be plenty strong enough to crush or snap the shark in some way. Its skin could envelope the sharks head and gills, thus suffocating it, and their beaks are very sharp/powerful and it could have simply eaten it alive.

why doesn't the shark just start biting?

That's not an automatic defense...at least not for that animal. In most cases for lower vertebrates and invertebrates (especially aquatic), that I've seen, the first defense is to try to struggle/run. After which they've tired themselves too much to try any offensive-defense. Besides, it can't do much when the octo has its tentacle around the shark's jaw, keeping it shut.

what a pussy

i heard sharks dont ever get sick...is that cause their immune system owns or is there some other reason?

Sharks can get sick. However, they're famously resistant to cancer...it just doesn't occur in them. So they and their immune systems are involved in a lot of cancer research.

 

[Xyclone]

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