All the smaller species had smaller bite forces. The 17-foot saltwater crocodiles generated a bite force of 3,700 pounds (1,680 kg), but when those numbers were scaled up to the historically ...

What animal has the strongest bite force ever recorded? The saltwater crocodile. Dr. Gregory Erickson, professor of anatomy and paleobiology at Florida State University and curator of the school ...

6. Jaguar: The jaguar, one of the large feline species, has an exceptionally strong bite force of 1,500 psi. This allows it ...

The bite force is powerful enough to snag a zebra or antelope by the hoof and drag it kicking and bleating into the water ...

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A bite force of 1,100 PSI allows it to crush bones effortlessly, helping it extract nutrients from carcasses that other predators leave behind. With a bite force of about 975 PSI, it can break bones, ...

Horrifying footage captured the moment theme park visitors screamed when a crocodile believed to be docile suddenly grabbed a grandfather by his arm, and dragged him into the water. Tourists had ...

A saltwater crocodile can bite with a force of 3,700 pounds per square inch, while a Nile crocodile can bite with a force of up to 5,000 pounds per square inch. When in doubt, go for the eyes.

The lower jaw acts like a lever with muscles forcing the jaws closed with the prey inside. Temnodontosaurus could bite with twice as much force as a saltwater crocodile.