Kingdom University

Crocodile
The Cutthroat
The crocodile has the strongest bite of any animal recorded
by man. These large reptilians can slam their jaws shut with
3,700 pounds per square inch (psi), or 16,460 newtons,
of bite force. Stronger than the great white shark’s, the
crocodile bite is used to catch fish, birds, and land animals
that approach the edge of the water, such as wildebeest,
gazelles, and, zebras. Unlike many predators, the crocodile
does not eat their prey alive. They use their massive jaws
to grab the prey and drown them underwater.
The Cutthroat is fearless because they say whatever is
on their mind. Being with the Cutthroat is reminiscent of a
Tale of Two Cities, “it was the best of times, it was the worst
of times…” It is the best of times when they notoriously
say exactly what everyone is thinking, but no one has the
moxie to say it. It is the worst of times when they tell you
their unsolicited opinion and it is not what you want to
hear. Whether they should be praised for shutting down a
liar or scolded for being tactless, their words always bite.
Remember, they never eat their prey alive so by the time
you are in their jaws, it is too late to respond.
48. The Loud Mouths