Titanoboa cerrejonensis vs. Bistahieversor sealeyi

[dinosauria101]

Titanoboa cerrejonensis

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Order: Serpentes
Family: Boidae
Length: 14.3 meters
Mass: 2 tonnes, based on relatives
Diet: Fish and crocodiles
Age and Location: 60 million years ago, Paleocene epoch, Colombia
Weapons: Constriction
The largest known snake of all. Thought to be semiaquatic.

Bistahieversor sealeyi

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Order: Theropoda
Family: Tyrannosauridae
Length: 9 meters
Mass: 2.5 tonnes
Diet: Other dinosaurs
Age and Location: 75 million years ago, Late Cretaceous period, New Mexico, United States
Weapons: Crushing jaws, manual and pedal claws
An ancestor of Tyrannosaurus. Had a very deep skull.

[6f5e4d]

This one is a little complicated, since Bistahieversor is heavier and has a stronger bite and taller height, it might win, but then again, Titanoboa is a known constrictor, and knowing how many modern snakes eat animals several times larger than them, Titanoboa may still have a fighting chance even if Bistahieversor does come out on top.

[dinosauria101]

Yes, probably a pretty close match.
I'd give an edge to Bistahieversor due to size and stamina, but it lacks experience with snakes and Titanoboa could well win at times.

[6f5e4d]

So yeah, Bistahieversor would probably be more likely to win.

[denis]

Titanoboa only weighed 1.12 tonnes max, Bistahievensor weighed at least a tonne, it was likely around the size of Daspletosaurus or slightly smaller. The snake can’t do much on land.

[kekistani]

Titanoboa would be extremely lethargic and slow on land, and the dinosaur, despite being lighter, is far more capable of tearing into the snake and killing it than the snake is at crushing the dinosaur. Anacondas suffer horrific wounds at the hands of Capybara, for instance.