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Battle of the small predatory fish. I would say in-character and no prior knowledge or prep but thats not really needed.
Who wins?
Red-Bellied Piranha - 0
Biter - 2 (Nemo212, Flashlight237)
Inconclusive - 0
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Piranha vs Alien Piranha
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Battle of the small predatory fish. I would say in-character and no prior knowledge or prep but thats not really needed.
Who wins?
Red-Bellied Piranha - 0
Biter - 2 (Nemo212, Flashlight237)
Inconclusive - 0
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He piranhas are able to move at a comparable speed in bursts so it's not like they're getting blitzed here
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Assuming biters are comparable in size to a red-bellied piranha, which have a maximum weight of 3.9 kg, a swarm of ten biters would deal with creatures comparable in weight to exceptionally large tigers. The best red-bellied piranhas handled in groups were capybaras, which go for 35 to 66 lbs. Unless there's a better way to determine the size of a biter, I'm pretty sure that would make an individual Biter physically stronger than an individual red-bellied piranha.
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Okay, from what I'm getting, the headless human model is about 714 pixels tall from the top of the collar (the neck stump would not really be visible on a person with a head) to the heel of the left foot while the biter is 129 px tall at its head. Anatomically speaking, we're talking 7/8 of a human, at least artisitcally speaking. Judging by that, and going off 5'9" for the average human, we got this.:
129/714*(69*7/8*2.54)=27.7065 cm
After that, I compared the biter's head height to its body length and the body was 1636/590 times as long as the head. Going off that, I got a body length of 77.2966 cm.
If we wanna round things up like biologists tend to, we're talking an 80-cm fish. Piranhas can go up to 50 cm and don't typically grow much larger than 35 cm.
129/714*(69*7/8*2.54)=27.7065 cm
After that, I compared the biter's head height to its body length and the body was 1636/590 times as long as the head. Going off that, I got a body length of 77.2966 cm.
If we wanna round things up like biologists tend to, we're talking an 80-cm fish. Piranhas can go up to 50 cm and don't typically grow much larger than 35 cm.
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That all being said, I'm voting for the Biter.
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