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Does it deserve it's crown as the "Greatest Predator That Ever Lived"?
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>>5114126
No
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>>5114125
No.
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>>5114125
Nah, that would be us or cats
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>>5114125
No.
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>>5114611
A half pound rock thrown by a 130 lb person who isn't sedentary can kill a grizzly bear if it hits them right. I wouldn't go hunting grizzly with a basket of half pound stones, but if you get a troup of early hominids on the savanna and each has a basket of rocks, they'll absolutely drive lions off off kills and fuck up anything that wants to predate on them.
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>>5114921
Throw it from a stick so hard they can't even throw it back halfway.
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Behold!
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>>5115322
Bacteria aren't animals, whereas what the whale's attacking is a swarm of these.
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>>5114140
Cats are not even on the same level as eagles and other large raptors, which are more closely related to T. Rex anyway.
>>5114920
>A half pound rock thrown by a 130 lb person who isn't sedentary can kill a grizzly bear if it hits them right.
This is not remotely true, especially not with the weight qualifiers you added.
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