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Which animal has the most fearsome bite?

By YPB Team

Crocodiles, big cats, sharks and a bone-crushing dinosaur. Measured force and pure dread don't always agree.

  1. Saltwater crocodile — ranked #11
    Saltwater crocodile
    The living record holder for measured bite force.
    1000pts
  2. Megalodon — ranked #22
    Megalodon
    The extinct giant shark with teeth up to 18 cm long.
    914pts
  3. Tyrannosaurus rex — ranked #33
    Tyrannosaurus rex
    The dinosaur with the strongest bite of any known land animal, able to crunch through bone.
    731pts
  4. Orca — ranked #44
    Orca
    The ocean's top predator, with 10 cm interlocking teeth.
    705pts
  5. Nile crocodile — ranked #55
    Nile crocodile
    Africa's river ambusher, which drags zebra and wildebeest under water.
    632pts
  6. Deinosuchus — ranked #66
    Deinosuchus
    A Cretaceous alligator relative up to 10 metres long that may have preyed on dinosaurs.
    548pts
  7. Hippopotamus — ranked #77
    Hippopotamus
    A territorial herbivore with half-metre tusks and a gape of 150 degrees.
    448pts
  8. Jaguar — ranked #88
    Jaguar
    The big cat that kills by biting straight through the skull.
    448pts
  9. Tasmanian devil — ranked #99
    Tasmanian devil
    A small marsupial with one of the strongest bites for its size of any mammal.
    448pts
  10. Spotted hyena — ranked #1010
    Spotted hyena
    A scavenger and hunter whose jaws crack open bones.
    448pts
  11. American alligator — ranked #1111
    American alligator
    The Southern swamp giant whose jaws snap shut with enormous force.
    329pts
  12. Great white shark — ranked #1212
    Great white shark
    A shark with rows of serrated, replaceable teeth.
    329pts
  13. Grizzly bear — ranked #1313
    Grizzly bear
    A brown bear whose bite can crush a bowling ball.
    329pts
  14. Tiger — ranked #1414
    Tiger
    The largest living cat, with canines up to 7.5 cm long.
    329pts
  15. Alligator snapping turtle — ranked #1515
    Alligator snapping turtle
    A prehistoric-looking turtle that lures fish with a worm-shaped tongue.
    329pts
  16. Gorilla — ranked #1616
    Gorilla
    The largest primate, with jaw muscles built for tough stems and bark.
    0pts

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