a crocs bite is quite a bit stronger (20% I think) to a comparative gator. because of the crocs more narrow snout it has less surface area then an alligator.
This may also be true not only because of surface area but because crocodiles can more easily dish out more energy at any given moment due to the fact that they have a four-chambered heart which operates much more efficiently than an alligator's three-chambered heart. (this is also why alligators seem less agile and less aggressive, they just don't have the ability to function with efficiency when blood flows too quickly through the heart.
The alligator has an impressive bite force of 3000 pounds. This is equal to 1360.77 kg. It is said that, pound for pound, alligators have the strongest bite force than any other animal in the world. However, a crocodile produces a greater bite force. Brady Barr measured the bite force of a very big Nile crocodile at 5000 pounds (2267.96kg)! And that was still a defensive bite, despite the brute force that the 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.
Both alligators and crocodiles are strong predators, but crocodiles are generally considered to be stronger and more aggressive than alligators. Crocodiles have a more powerful bite force and are often larger and more territorial than alligators.
Animal with the largest bite force is the saltwater crocodile.
the alligator snapping turtle, I'm pretty sure.
So far, scientists say that the Thylacoleo carnifex, a marsupial lion that lived in Australia during the Ice Age, had the hardest bite ever. When scientists discovered this, they also found out the animals with bigger brains have a weaker bite. So it is rather clear this fierce biting mammal wasn't very bright. It has been extinct about 40,000 years, so you won't have to worry about having them roaming around your neighborhood. Alligators have the strongest bites of currently living animals. The second strongest bite is owned by alligator snapping turtles and common snapping turtles. Scientists are also saying that the great white shark has the strongest bite force so of today's living animals, it seems to be a toss up between the great white shark and the alligator.
I think the megladon it was bigger,faster and had a stronger bite force. p.s the sarchasuchus is a crocodile not a alligator a dienosuchus is a alligator.
Yes an alligator has a stronger bite
Salties tend to have a stronger bite force than a hyena, and possibly the Niles as well. But a hyena would probably have a stronger bite force than a smaller croc.
No, there is other animals with stronger bite forces but the alligator snapping turtle is in the list of the top 20 strongest bite forces, the animal with the most powerful bite is the saltwater crocodile
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The alligator has an impressive bite force of 3000 pounds. This is equal to 1360.77 kg. It is said that, pound for pound, alligators have the strongest bite force than any other animal in the world. However, a crocodile produces a greater bite force. Brady Barr measured the bite force of a very big Nile crocodile at 5000 pounds (2267.96kg)! And that was still a defensive bite, despite the brute force that the 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.
Both alligators and crocodiles are strong predators, but crocodiles are generally considered to be stronger and more aggressive than alligators. Crocodiles have a more powerful bite force and are often larger and more territorial than alligators.
Animal with the largest bite force is the saltwater crocodile.
An adult saltwater crocodile's jaw has a bite force of 3000 lbs to 5000 lbs of bite force!
the alligator snapping turtle, I'm pretty sure.
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.
It is hard to say who would win a fight between these two animals. In general, saltwater crocodiles are larger but alligators are faster. In a fight judged purely on bite force, the crocodile would win.