How many teeth does a alligator have?

Answer 1

Approximately 80 teeth they are very sharp and can crush your skull each alligator has its own bite pressure which means if something goes in there then it will bite as hard as it can many alligator are blind in the front but if your hand or a little sand grain goes in there it is almost done but Paul on Gator Boys survived i would love to do alligator Wrestling at the everglades holiday park.

BY: Skylar

Answer 2

80

a alligator has around 80 teeth, 40 on the top and 40 on the bottom.alligators lose teeth they brake of or rot to where they fall out.so alligators don't have teeth like a shark's. these teeth help them have a good grip on something and be able to do death roll.

Answer 3

According to the most popular sites going around Web, a crocodile has from 60 to 100 teeth, depends on their size and type. There are 13 types of crocodiles, but due to size differences each of them has a different amount of teeths as different amount of 'switched teeths'. Most of sites tell 80 teeth, although other half says it's 60-64. It depends on their size.

Answer 4

it has 80 teeth and 5 sets of replacement teeth

Answer 5

An alligator can have between 74 to 80 teeth at any given time. They continuously grow new teeth throughout their lives to replace lost or worn-out ones.

Answer 6

The have 66 teeth all together

Answer 7

This depends on the species. American Alligators for example have 80 teeth, whereas most crocodiles have between 64 and 74 teeth. As fisheaters, Gharials have approximately 110 teeth.

Answer 8

Crocodiles have between 64 and 70 teeth.

Answer 9

they have 100 to 1000 teeth

Answer 10

the crocodiles have canines