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crocodiles bite? The answer is a bite force value of 3700 lbs for a 17 foot saltwater crocodile, as well as tooth pressures of £350,000 per square inch. That's the highest bite force ever recorded in the world of crocodilians. Their bite force, linked to body size rather than jaw shape, hints at a past rivalry with dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus Rex. A picture of face off between a massive dynosuchus and T Rex, Dynosuchus's bite force ranges from 18,000 to 102,803 newtons, making the outcome clear. Yet #shortsvideo #shortsvideo brian barczyk,living zoology,queen of vipers,how to catch gaboon viper,deadly snakes in the world,deadly snake video,gaboon viper handling,wild frank encounter with deadly snake in a jungle,gaboon viper venom extraction,queen of snakes,wild frank and snake,gaboon viper venom,viper snake bite,wild frank and viper,deadly snake scene,how to tame,gaboon viper vs king cobra,deadly,gaboon,cobras,snake feeding,rhinoceros viper,discovery plus,discovery channel