This was asked on ToyotaNation, just wondering what you guys think...
no stupid loop holes, like the chlorine in the pool kills the shark, or the kids have rocket launchers..
just 5th graders with the clothes off their backs, and standard, healthy, adult Grizzlies/Shark...
150 5th graders or two grizzly bears?
150 5th graders or a great white shark in an olympic sized swimming pool?
here are my theories, both go to the kids...
it's 2 bears at the same time, with 150 kids, you'd assume a 75:1 ratio with the bears and the kids...
but if the children were smart, they'd send 125 kids to one bear, QUICKLY overpowering it, and killing it, while the other 25 tease the other bear and dodge/avoid it long enough for the other kids to finish off bear #1, then all 150 rush the other bear, finishing it off..
the shark however, may simply be too tough. Its skin is nearly impenetrable, and if the kids are bare-handed, they just simply don't have the power to hit hard under the water. The resistance is too high. While the shark wont mangle every kid, they just wont do enough damage to it to consider it a win. Well, it would be possible, if the kids latched on again, and held the shark in a position to where it cant move, because sharks need to have moving water going through their gills to breathe, if a shark stops moving, it'll drown. So the kids would win, if they can pin the shark down.
no stupid loop holes, like the chlorine in the pool kills the shark, or the kids have rocket launchers..
just 5th graders with the clothes off their backs, and standard, healthy, adult Grizzlies/Shark...
150 5th graders or two grizzly bears?
150 5th graders or a great white shark in an olympic sized swimming pool?
here are my theories, both go to the kids...
it's 2 bears at the same time, with 150 kids, you'd assume a 75:1 ratio with the bears and the kids...
but if the children were smart, they'd send 125 kids to one bear, QUICKLY overpowering it, and killing it, while the other 25 tease the other bear and dodge/avoid it long enough for the other kids to finish off bear #1, then all 150 rush the other bear, finishing it off..
the shark however, may simply be too tough. Its skin is nearly impenetrable, and if the kids are bare-handed, they just simply don't have the power to hit hard under the water. The resistance is too high. While the shark wont mangle every kid, they just wont do enough damage to it to consider it a win. Well, it would be possible, if the kids latched on again, and held the shark in a position to where it cant move, because sharks need to have moving water going through their gills to breathe, if a shark stops moving, it'll drown. So the kids would win, if they can pin the shark down.