World's Hardest Creature IX: NOMINATIONS

[JCL - the new kid in town]

Once again i put forward the Shrew.

Shrews are highly strung and have a vicious disposition. Shrews must eat constantly, and in order to sustain themselves, they savagely attack prey twice their own size. Shrews can inject venom when they bite, but they normally kill by crushing the base of the skull. Yes thats right, they could use venom but they choose to crush skulls.......

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Once again i put forward the Shrew.

Shrews are highly strung and have a vicious disposition. Shrews must eat constantly, and in order to sustain themselves, they savagely attack prey twice their own size. Shrews can inject venom when they bite, but they normally kill by crushing the base of the skull. Yes thats right, they could use venom but they choose to crush skulls.......

I have to second this one as well !

 

[Bold Seagull]

I'll also second the Hippo.

 

[WhingForPresident]

Mosquitoes are NOT hard.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I'll second the Siberian Tiger.

You mentioned crocodile but we need to be species specific, so Salt Water Crocodile.

 

[JCL - the new kid in town]

I have to second this one as well !

Getting on the winning side early, good work

 

[Yoda]

Brazilian Wandering Spider

I nominated this last year but no one seconded. Glad to see it being taken seriously this year.

 

[Paul Reids Sock]

Once again i put forward the Shrew.

Shrews are highly strung and have a vicious disposition. Shrews must eat constantly, and in order to sustain themselves, they savagely attack prey twice their own size. Shrews can inject venom when they bite, but they normally kill by crushing the base of the skull. Yes thats right, they could use venom but they choose to crush skulls.......

Thirded - a double hard scull crushing shrew - I like it

 

[Munkfish]

Once again i put forward the Shrew.

Shrews are highly strung and have a vicious disposition. Shrews must eat constantly, and in order to sustain themselves, they savagely attack prey twice their own size. Shrews can inject venom when they bite, but they normally kill by crushing the base of the skull. Yes thats right, they could use venom but they choose to crush skulls.......

Sounds double hard. Although a lot of Marketing will be needed to get him out of the group stages. Will Second this though, Just the kind of competitor I like.

 

[Munkfish]

Grasshopper Mouse

I will second this little s**t, the thing will take on scorpions and snakes without a second thought and also howls once its taken down its victims.

Pretty ****ing hard for a mouse.

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

Latest Update

Creatures with two (or more) nominations are:

Honey Badger
Immortal Jellyfish
Cassowary
Malayan Sun Bear
Mosquito
Great White Shark
Tardigrade(moss piglet/water bear)
Cape Buffalo
Mantis Shrimp
Wolverine
Tasmanian Devil
Hippo
Rhino
Hyena
African Crowned Eagle
Grey Wolf
Siberian Tiger
Cone Snail
Brazilian Wandering Spider
Komodo Dragon
Bullet Ant
Japanese Giant Hornet
Box Jelly Fish
Tarantula Wasp
Shrew
Grasshopper Mouse

Creatures nominated but in need of being seconded:

Lynx
Greater Grison
Leopard
African Hunting Dog
African Elephant
Human
Giraffe
Orca
Tiger Shark
Dog Whelk
Croc

Have I missed any?

 

[scamander]

Has the Honey Badger been mentioned?

- skin tough enough to resist machete blows
- picks fights with lions (see here around the minute mark - being bitten on the head just annoys it)
- generally unlikeable

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

[MENTION=6886]Bozza[/MENTION] I can't seem to find any of the previous tournaments when I use the search function. Am I doing something stupidly wrong or have they disappeared?

 

[Bold Seagull]

Has the Mantis Shrimp been mentioned?

- skin tough enough to resist machete blows
- picks fights with anything
- generally unlikeable

Good shout, hard little fella often under the radar...I'll second.

<Mod edit> - kill two birds with one stone....

 

[Hillian1]

[MENTION=6886]Bozza[/MENTION] I can't seem to find any of the previous tournaments when I use the search function. Am I doing something stupidly wrong or have they disappeared?

Why no Polar Bear?

Have the fluffy badger boys got at you, is your real name Sepp?

 

[MattBackHome]

Why no Polar Bear?

Have the fluffy badger boys got at you, is your real name Sepp?

The Polar Bear won the first 2 WHCs then sat out the next three competitions. When it re-entered in 2013 it won again.

It is basically retired cause it has won every WHC it's ever entered.

 

[Norman Potting]

Latest Update

Creatures with two (or more) nominations are:

Honey Badger
Immortal Jellyfish
Cassowary
Malayan Sun Bear
Mosquito
Great White Shark
Tardigrade(moss piglet/water bear)
Cape Buffalo
Mantis Shrimp
Wolverine
Tasmanian Devil
Hippo
Rhino
Hyena
African Crowned Eagle
Grey Wolf
Siberian Tiger
Cone Snail
Brazilian Wandering Spider
Komodo Dragon
Bullet Ant
Japanese Giant Hornet
Box Jelly Fish
Tarantula Wasp
Shrew
Grasshopper Mouse

Creatures nominated but in need of being seconded:

Lynx
Greater Grison
Leopard
African Hunting Dog
African Elephant
Human
Giraffe
Orca
Tiger Shark
Dog Whelk
Croc

Have I missed any?

What about our Smudge the dwarf hamster? I reckon that she could take on a Shrew by dropping on it from the top of her cage? I did nominate her and wouldn't want to tell her she hasn't been seconded.

 

[perseus]

You're having a laugh?

But also nominate the giraffe, they attack with their neck.

 

[perseus]

Where is the Bobbit Worm ?

 

[perseus]

Puddy Cats that like water: