The world is home to many wild animals and they all have to struggle to survive. While some feed on grasses, others feed on their fellow animals. In the process, they all need the means to stay alive. That is where survival of the fitted arises. Those with an overwhelming strength prey on the others with inferior strength.

Below Is a Series Of The Strongest Jaws In The Wild Stack Up

1. Saltwater Crocodile (Bite Force: 3,700 PSI)

A professor of anatomy and paleobiology at Florida State University, Dr. Gregory Erickson conducted a 10-year study to scientifically measure jaw strength in all 23 crocodile species.

Erickson and his team positioned a bite force transducer wrapped in protective layers of bull hide between the jaws of multiple crocodile specimens.

After monitoring the crocodiles using the bite force transducer, the highest reading with 3,700 PSI, was executed by a 17-foot saltwater crocodile.

This was the highest bite force recorded among the 23 crocodiles that Erickson examined. The bite force beats the 2,980-PSI value for a 13-foot wild American alligator.

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