Why would a rhino pick a fight with a hippo, and who has the advantage? Do hippos and rhinos usually get along? Despite their ...

ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW VIDEO Bite force is not only dependent on the jaw muscles of animals but also on the jawbone, the surface area of the teeth and the size area of their lunch, as per the BBC.

Their jaws can open to an impressive 150 degrees, creating a gape wide enough to engulf a small boat. The force behind a hippo’s bite comes from exceptionally strong jaw muscles that attach to a ...

What are the most aggressive animals? Discover the fiercest creatures that rule the land, sea, and sky with unmatched power, ...

Their jaws can open to an impressive 150 degrees, creating a gape wide enough to engulf a small boat. The force behind a hippo’s bite comes from exceptionally strong jaw muscles that attach to a ...

Thanks to the sheer size of the hippo and the thickness of its skin, even an organized lion pride will need to spend a lot of time wearing down its prey. By contrast, the 1,800-psi bite force of a ...

Hippos don’t eat meat, but they’ve got the bite force of nightmares. With massive jaws, they can crush bones in seconds. They’re notoriously aggressive — especially in the water, where they feel most ...

In the wild, it’s not always about how fast or big an animal is. Sometimes, what really matters is how strong its bite is. An ...