Flying Alligator Snapping Turtle Bites Cucumber
Channel: TIUTAC
Date: 2016-11-11

Snapping turtle jaw strength - while nothing to sneeze at - is somewhat overrated. Common snapping turtles can clamp down with up to 656.81 newtons (N) of force. Their alligator-like cousins usually exert 158 N. You, on the other hand, can apply 1300 N between your second molars. Yet their sharp beaks are well-designed for major-league shearing. An alligator snapping turtle’s beak is capable of slicing fingers clean off and (as the above video proves) obliterating cucumbers. The alligator turtle is a species of terrible strength and can bite its prey very quickly. It has a stronger bite force than both great whites and jaguars. This beastly turtle is considered a version of the tyrannosaur. Especially this turtle is very aggressive when on land, but in the water they are calm. Merman Tiun advises don't keep alligator snapping turtles as pets, because you will break bones with them. Please let them live in the wild.

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