the spanish parrot has a little known syndrome which causes the kerotine in its beak to go brittle. this then engenders within the parrot a desire to break its beak. if at this time you are stood anywhere near the spanish parrot it will simply rip your throat clean from your neck. instead wear a cravate which will act like a spanish matador and the parrot will dive but be fooled by the cravate in the same way a spanish bull is fooled by the matador. hence why it is called a spanish parrot. Emiritus professor of parrots
The Orcinus orca holds the record as the strongest mammal bite force although it is not 100% clear, and it is based on happening incidents at f.e. Sea World. But the actual known and *recorded* bite force is one of the Crocodilus porosus, also known as the saltwater crocodile. The strongest crocodile bite force is of TIL's with a bite force of 5,000 pounds per square inch (psi). The *thought* and *not clear* orca bite force is 13,000 pounds per square inch (psi).
Based on a Ytube video I just watched. That Dog was over 500PSI as compared to a Pit Bull of 230PSI.
An adult Orca can have a bite force of around 19,000 pounds per square inch, which is significantly stronger than that of a great white shark. They use this powerful bite force to capture and eat prey such as seals and fish.
There is no measure for "weakest bite." The animal with the weakest bite would be one without teeth or that can barely open its mouth.
The saltwater crocodile has the strongest bite force in the animal kingdom, with a bite force of over 3700 pounds per square inch (psi). This makes it significantly stronger than any mammal, including powerful biters like lions and tigers.
Ignore that last ignorant answer. Yes, cockatoos do bite, as do all birds.
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One of the Spanish words for "parrot" is loro, but you could just say parrot.
The Spanish Parrot Girl - 1913 was released on: USA: 6 March 1913
Animal with the largest bite force is the saltwater crocodile.
The bite force of a Allosaurus from what many paleontology have found was it only had the bite force of a adult male lion. the teeth of it are to small and weak to hold and break it's prey.
aprox. 400-500 pounds. The English Mastiff holds the record of the strongest bite force (500 pounds) for dogs. They measure bite force from the size of their head and English Mastiffs and Saint Bernards have just about the same size head, therefore they basically have the same bite force.
leopard geckos don't bite very hard. its bite force is probably around 15 pounds
A crocodile definitely produces much more bite force. Herpetologist Brady Barr measured the bite force of a great white shark at 669 pounds (303.45 kg). However, this is probably not the best bite force that a great white shark can produce. But, in any case, the shark has such razor-sharp teeth that he doesn't need a greater bite force. He also measured the bite force of a crocodile of South Africa at 2500 pounds (1133.98 kg)! After that, he measured the bite force of a very big Nile crocodile at 5000 pounds (2267.96kg)! This is also the most powerful bite ever measured from any animal. And that was still a defensive bite, despite the brute force that this crocodile produced, as it bit the bite meter only when it was brought in its mouth, while it was resting. If this crocodile had bitten the bite meter while charging at it, especially in water, the bite force would have been even greater.
The Orcinus orca holds the record as the strongest mammal bite force although it is not 100% clear, and it is based on happening incidents at f.e. Sea World. But the actual known and *recorded* bite force is one of the Crocodilus porosus, also known as the saltwater crocodile. The strongest crocodile bite force is of TIL's with a bite force of 5,000 pounds per square inch (psi). The *thought* and *not clear* orca bite force is 13,000 pounds per square inch (psi).
The bite force of the Eastern Grey squirrel can exceed 7000 pounds.
The word for parrot in Spanish is papagayo. It is pronounced "papa-GUY-oh." You can find Spanish translations for individual words by going to ask.com and typing in the words "English to Spanish" without the quotation marks and a box will show for you to type your word in that you want translated.