Can the biggest great white kill a blue whale?

The blue whale is not only the largest animal in existence, it is also the largest known animal to have ever existed. It weighs roughly 100 tons. The great white, meanwhile, is not even the largest fish (though it is perhaps the most fearsome). It barely weighs more than a hundredth of the blue whale. read more

Before whaling days the Blue Whale population was 225,000, after whaling and protection was in place, world wide population is estimated at 2200 to 3000 individuals. MAN is the worst predator and the Blue Whale is “Endangered.” This is the largest animal, mamal to ever live, larger than any known ancient fossil remains. read more

A great white would be the most eligible candidate being the largest carnivourous shark. They also have the largest jaws and teeth of any carnivourous fish in the sea. Although unlikely, it is possible for a great white to repeatedly bite a blue whale, this behaviour could lead to the whale bleeding to death. read more