Who would win in a fight between a dolphin and a shark?

Answer 1

Dolphins often win against a shark

Answer 2

They do fight. Sometimes the dolphin wins, and sometimes the shark wins.
Dolphins kill more sharks than sharks kill dolphins though, because there are a lot of small sharks, and dolphins eat them.

Answer 3

Dolphins do not fight with large, aggressive sharks. They only bully the weaker ones. So, if there is a fight, the dolphin usually wins, because they try to flee instead of fight if they know they are going to lose.

Answer 4

Dolphins kill sharks.

Answer 5

A fight between a dolphin and a shark is usually won as dolphins team up, roll the shark on its back, put it to sleep then kill it. Orca's do the same with the great white.

Answer 6

Depends on which one gets the upper hand first,...assuming of course that they are both of equal size. A shark has a very primitive brain is essentially a mindless eating machine. A dolphin on the other hand is very intelligent and fast. Dolphins have been known to attack and even kill sharks by ramming them in their delicate underbelly with their hard noses. Dolphins however, live (and attack) in groups. I'm not sure who would win in a one on one situation.

Answer 7

Dolphins, they are better equipped and have superior intellect.

Answer 8

Usually, if they are more or less matched in size, the dolphins have the upper hand; they have more stamina and can use their jaw bone as a ram.
That is one on one. If not one on one, it is even more to the advantage of the dolphins, as they can coordinate attacks.