Saltwater Crocodile hands down, even on land. And here's why.
First of all, this fight will never happen since either animal lives in two very different biomes and continents. However, IF they did happen to meet (which is one in a gazillion billion zillion), there would be two possibilities that may occur:
1. The crocodile may win because, on land, it is very low to the ground and its legs are positioned at the sides, which makes it very difficult for any animal, let alone a polar bear, to flip over. It also has a powerful tail that can knock the feet out from under the bear, and an ability to reach up with its jaws to the belly or rib cage and gut that bear like a fish. In water, a polar bear will not be able to see where the crocodile will be attacking from, which is a huge advantage for the croc: All it can do is to grab the leg, belly, or neck of the polar bear and drag it under water until it drowns.
2. The polar bear may win, but only on land because it is large and powerful enough to maybe flip the crocodile over and rip out its belly, simply by grabbing the nose and somehow rolling the crocodile onto its back. It can even probably break the crocodile's jaws with its large powerful paw if it tries to leap up and attack the bear. As far as being in the water....no, not possible.
The saltwater Gator cause it's not common in human litterature, movies, etc.
The shark because its faster and skilled and the
has a powerful bite but one bite is not Enif to shark
Possibly the crocodile, but it could get seriously injured.
salwater crocodile
Great white shark wins
Crocodile may drive a shark to shore and bite it
a nile croc by height
salt water
saltwater croc
I saw a video of this five minutes ago on animal planet and the shark won!
austalian croc
the croc would if the bear choses to enter the water the bear would if the croc decides to go on land first
Croc.
i think its like the Nile crocodile
the nile croc isn't a lizard.
Animal Face Off - 2004 Croc vs- Great White 1-2 was released on: USA: March 2004
Saltwater croc if animal planet's most extreme is right...
any where from an inch to over 28 feet (saltwater croc)