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Ooh I can feel the dig in the ribs all the way from here. Below the belt my good man!

They cuddle their babies coz all the others have keeled over and died. They have big territories because there are so few of them, there is a lot of space. Look lets just settle this, right? I'm a zoologist and know what I'm talking about, I was on BBC 2 yesterday banging on about the natural...

;) They cuddle up in little burrows. They're too small to hibernate for long or they'd die. Plus since when was being immune to venom 'hard'. Its just some sensor proteins that block pain signalling. Might as well give it to the clownfish then, Nemo, the world's hardest animal :)

The grasshopper mouse only lives for a few weeks to a few months in the wild. It doesn't even make it to winter, let alone try and cope with it. Pathetic? Yeah.

No. cockroaches are not apex predators. They're just tough little buggers like the tardigrade, who I have no truck with either. You are DEFLECTING. Apex predators are to be revered and respected. We get too blase about them when we see them in zoos and on telly and make cuddly toys and cute...

Yep, this is the right bear to support. What happened to the pathetic little sun-bear, did it get kicked out in round 1?

You don't get to BE an apex predator without being HARD AS NAILS. That's millions of year's of evolution right there, survival of the HARDEST, to paraphrase Herbert Spencer. Jeez, some people are such utter MORONS

This competition is teetering on an edge. We could have miscreants like the swallower, mouse and badger getting through, or true warriors of the animal world like the great white, orca and grizzly. The entire credibility of the competition is hanging by a thread