Crocodiles, big cats, sharks and a bone-crushing dinosaur. Measured force and pure dread don't always agree.
1Saltwater crocodileThe living record holder for measured bite force.1000pts
2MegalodonThe extinct giant shark with teeth up to 18 cm long.914pts
3Tyrannosaurus rexThe dinosaur with the strongest bite of any known land animal, able to crunch through bone.731pts
4OrcaThe ocean's top predator, with 10 cm interlocking teeth.705pts
5Nile crocodileAfrica's river ambusher, which drags zebra and wildebeest under water.632pts
6DeinosuchusA Cretaceous alligator relative up to 10 metres long that may have preyed on dinosaurs.548pts
7HippopotamusA territorial herbivore with half-metre tusks and a gape of 150 degrees.448pts
8JaguarThe big cat that kills by biting straight through the skull.448pts
9Tasmanian devilA small marsupial with one of the strongest bites for its size of any mammal.448pts
10Spotted hyenaA scavenger and hunter whose jaws crack open bones.448pts
11American alligatorThe Southern swamp giant whose jaws snap shut with enormous force.329pts
12Great white sharkA shark with rows of serrated, replaceable teeth.329pts
13Grizzly bearA brown bear whose bite can crush a bowling ball.329pts
14TigerThe largest living cat, with canines up to 7.5 cm long.329pts
15Alligator snapping turtleA prehistoric-looking turtle that lures fish with a worm-shaped tongue.329pts
16GorillaThe largest primate, with jaw muscles built for tough stems and bark.0pts






















