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 ...

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

The prehistoric crocodile relative may have tolerated both freshwater and saltwater habitats, allowing it to conquer North ...

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.

And one quipped: 'Pound for pound the American crocodile is just tougher. 'They're more aggressive and have a stronger bite force. 'This was pretty a pretty tame confrontation.' South ...

In contrast, crocodiles possess an extraordinarily powerful bite force, with some species, like the Saltwater Crocodile, having the strongest bite of any living animal. This powerful bite allows ...

A worker at a crocodile park tourist attraction is lucky to be alive after being mauled by a five-metre saltwater crocodile ... There was a pretty bad bite, probably a year to two years ago ...

Modern-day saltwater crocodiles, which hold the chomping record for any living animal, clamp down with a force of 16,460 newtons - only about 25% as strong as a T. rex's bite. Some creatures need ...