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A single Nile crocodile bite closes with roughly 3,700 pounds of force per square inch, more than any measured living animal, yet the muscles that open the same jaw are so weak an adult can hold them shut with two hands

A Nile crocodile's bite closes with about 3700 PSI — the strongest bite force ever measured in a liv...

SCIENCE August 03, 2026

A single Nile crocodile bite closes with roughly 3,700 pounds of force per square inch, more than any measured living animal, yet the muscles that open the same jaw are so weak an adult can hold them shut with two hands

A Nile crocodile's bite closes with about 3700 PSI — the strongest bite force ever measured in a living animal — yet the muscles that open the same jaw are...

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A Nile crocodile's bite closes with about 3700 PSI — the strongest bite force ever measured in a living animal — yet the muscles that open the same jaw are...

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