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Massive Grizzly Bear: Weight: 1,200 lbs; Length: Can measure 7 feet to10 feet long; Height: Often measure 3.5-4.5 feet tall at the withers Saltwater Crocodile: Weight: 400- 1,150 lbs, up to 2,200 lbs; Length: 10-21 ft, up to 23 ft or longer Saltwater crocodiles have the length and weight advantage, so they get the advantage in this fight.
Massive Grizzly Bear: 35 mph on land, can sustain running speeds over 1 mile, swims at 6 mph in the water Saltwater Crocodile: Can run between 12 and 22 mph on land for very short distances, 15-18 mph in the water by propelling its body with its tail On land, a massive grizzly bear has the speed advantage, but the crocodile has an advantage in the world.
Massive Grizzly Bear: Have thick skin that can absorb blows and some bites, their large size can scare enemies away, may bluff charge its prey Saltwater Crocodile: The scales on its body protect it from bites and scratching, ability to travel on land and water, mobility and speed in water help it escape danger Saltwater crocodiles have a defensive advantage in this fight.