A variety of sharks, squid, and carnivorous whales (ex. Killer Whales) might be successful in killing an infant or adolescent blue whale given advantageous circumstances, but even that chance is low.
Healthy adult blue whales have only one predator;
Humans.
They swim after it, as other seals do. They are highly maneuverable in the water.
Man
Hugely unlikely, bordering on impossible. Elephant seals swallow their prey whole, They don't have the teeth to take a human apart into edible chunks.
No, elephant seals are not herbivores; they are carnivores. Their diet primarily consists of fish, squid, and other marine animals. They are skilled hunters and can dive deep into the ocean to catch their prey.
Female Elephant seals (called cows) weigh 1 tonne and can be 3.5 metres long! They have silvery skin and big black eyes which help to hunt their prey!
Because elephant seals are gray.
Killer wales eat elephant seals
Elephants are not predators; they do not prey on anything. They are herbivores--vegetarians.
the elephant does not have prey They are vegetarians
They are called elephant seals because they have long noses like a regular elephant.
No, an elephant seal is not a decomposer. Elephant seals are marine mammals and primarily serve as predators in their ecosystem, feeding on fish and squid. Decomposers, such as bacteria and fungi, break down dead organic matter, recycling nutrients back into the environment. In contrast, elephant seals contribute to the food web by being part of the predator-prey dynamic.
Leopard seals, Killer whales, and humans prey upon seals.