Titanoboa cerrejonensis vs. Gryposuchus croizati

[dinosauria101]

Titanoboa cerrejonensis

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Order: Serpentes
Family: Boidae
Length: 14.6 meters average
Mass: 2 tons average
Age: Paleocene epoch, 58 million years ago
Diet: Large fish and crocodilians
Weapons: Jaws (for apprehension) and constriction (for killing)
Example:

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Found in fossil deposits in Cerrejon, Colombia. Thought to have lived near water.

Gryposuchus croizati

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Order: Crocodilia
Family: Gavialidae
Age: Miocene to Pleistocene, 15 million to 12,000 years ago
Length: 10 meters
Mass: 3.5 tons
Diet: Fish
Killing Apparatus: Somewhat elongated jaws
Example:

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Found in northern South America

NOTE: I know this may seem a bit unfair given the gharial's size advantage, but it may need it since its jaws are so slender

sharkboy101 , here it is!

[sharkboy101]

Tough call, who do think would win

[dinosauria101]

I'm not entirely sure. The gharial does have a good size advantage, but its weapons aren't the best. Maybe I ought to make a chart.

[sharkboy101]

That’s a good idea

[sharkboy101]

I’m going with Titanoboa by a slight hair. Snake wins 55%

Thanks for making this epic match up.

[dinosauria101]

You're welcome.

I lean towards the snake now as well. Very durable for their size and I doubt the gharial can land enough bites before getting constricted.

[DonaldCengXiongAzuma]

A tough call but the giant gharial will win due to being heavier despite its relatively unimpressive looking jaws.