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if all animals that are in Earth (it include insects etc everything that is animal) had the same Mass and Size, which one would win?
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i dunno, but I counted them lmao, like, everything that can walk/fly/swim in our planet
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hmmm no, just everything starting from insects to others species
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Assuming humans aren't given technology, ants would win pretty easily.
Ants social structure is only second to humans and their buildings are second to humans. They can easily carry up to 20x their body weight, and there are trillions of them which many species forming super colonies all over the world. Ants would be able to easily out number anyone and anything, that's why pretty much nothing stops species of army ants moving through a forest, not even rain.
Ants social structure is only second to humans and their buildings are second to humans. They can easily carry up to 20x their body weight, and there are trillions of them which many species forming super colonies all over the world. Ants would be able to easily out number anyone and anything, that's why pretty much nothing stops species of army ants moving through a forest, not even rain.
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oh, I mean, only 1 for each specie
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Oh lol alr. Few questions first, do extinct animals count as well? Is it only land animals or does this also include sea animals? Would a human be given any type of weapons or tech?
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extinct animals are valid, and sea animals also are valid, and humans won't have weapons
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The animals that would win if they are counted would be bacteria viruses and bacteriophage.
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i dont think that it count as animals
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Figured. then I would go with ants considering they are trillions of them and very strong and highly organized and if we don't have technology they would win but if we had technology we would win.
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Do the human have technology?
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The problem is that a lot of animals rely on their size which also made them high tiers. Dinosaurs were impressive but they weren't very intelligent. For land animal I would proably say the Wooly Mammoth is number one due to range with its tusk, thick fur, and pretty intelligent, the only contest it would proably have is an elephant which easily bodies mammals in their original size.
For sea, I would think the Orcas would be number one considering that their intelligence is close to if not the same as a dolphin.
For the air, I can't really say but proably the pterodactyl
For sea, I would think the Orcas would be number one considering that their intelligence is close to if not the same as a dolphin.
For the air, I can't really say but proably the pterodactyl
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hmmmm, about size....
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if all animals that are in Earth (it include insects etc everything that is animal) had the same Mass and Size, which one would win?
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If humans don't have technology I would go with orcas as they very intelligent use new tactics for different species.
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You could also say humans if they are trained.
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Even then humans aren't much of challenge. The only way a human would win is with a weapon, or given prep time to prepare traps
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How far Spider and Scorpion could reach?
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I suppose it depends on which species of spiders and scorpions we're talking about
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Trained humans with weapons have being to kills large animals and canivores.
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Another strong contender is a jaguar as pound for pound they can kill anything.
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I didn't deny that but that required team effort, not just on individual. One stab wound wouldn't do much to deter large animals.
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They are indeed not considered animals according to Wikipedia.
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I remembered this from an episode of Wild Krats but this animal has Type 4 immortality LOL
https://www.amnh.org/explore/news-blogs/on-exhibit-posts/the-immortal-jellyfish
https://www.amnh.org/explore/news-blogs/on-exhibit-posts/the-immortal-jellyfish
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Well depends, I was part of an animal battles group at one point and generally at parity, the insects are likely to get my vote, because of the sheer variety of defenses they have and their strength relative to their size.
Bombadier beetles us painful chemical warfare that can instantly kill or incapacitate equally sized opponents, and this spray has relatively decent range so in a face-to-face I'm counting on that. They use a very strong reaction that can heat enemies up to 100 degrees celsius.
Another is the Mantis Shrimp, which practically oneshots anything equally sized.
Bombadier beetles us painful chemical warfare that can instantly kill or incapacitate equally sized opponents, and this spray has relatively decent range so in a face-to-face I'm counting on that. They use a very strong reaction that can heat enemies up to 100 degrees celsius.
Another is the Mantis Shrimp, which practically oneshots anything equally sized.
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Rhino beetles can lift 850x their own weight, so I would say they would win any one on one. I have a feeling this thread will be filled with insects tbh.
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If we count flying insects though, parasitic wasps are also pretty terrible since they can fly to get away and then paralyze you eventually
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Ants would be crushed by their own weight if they were the size of a human
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Spiders probabily solos
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I'm pretty sure that this applies to a lot of small animals. Are we supposed to consider that a factor in this thread?
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true
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Also we need to also consider animals that just plain kill you if you touch them like poison dart frogs or cane toads especially if sizes are equalized, since the toxin will be a lot more effective against someone who's their size.
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I don't think we're applying really life physics or else this wouldn't work at all lol
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Well the important question still is, does everyone get shrinked or do they get supersized. Assuming we ignore square cube law, how is the playing field evened?
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It's a figure of speech
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