Difference between crocodile and alligator
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following are the difference
crocodile can be distinguished by the shape of their snout and jaws
crocodile teeth line the entire jawline and are visible even when their mouth are closed
crocodile inhabit salt water environment
crocodile have olive green colour
alligator teeth cluster in front of jaw. teeth are not visible when mouth are closed
alligator inhabit fresh water environment
alligator are brownish in colour
both crocodile and alligator are carnivore and belongs to class reptilia
crocodile have V shaped snout whereas alligator have U shaped snout
both are cold blooded animals
crocodile can be distinguished by the shape of their snout and jaws
crocodile teeth line the entire jawline and are visible even when their mouth are closed
crocodile inhabit salt water environment
crocodile have olive green colour
alligator teeth cluster in front of jaw. teeth are not visible when mouth are closed
alligator inhabit fresh water environment
alligator are brownish in colour
both crocodile and alligator are carnivore and belongs to class reptilia
crocodile have V shaped snout whereas alligator have U shaped snout
both are cold blooded animals
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→Alligators have wider, U-shaped snouts, while crocodile front ends are more pointed and V-shaped. Toothy grin: When their snouts are shut, crocodiles look like they're flashing a toothy grin, as the fourth tooth on each side of the lower jaw sticks up over the upper lip.
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