Siberian Tiger with a PSI of 950: They have good jaws that are strong and very sharp teeth and this makes them the cats with the strongest bites. They also rank in the second position among the carnivore mammals.
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This huge cat that is found in the snowy and cold areas of Russia is indeed a ferocious predator. The sad fact is that this animal is counted among the most endangered animals around the world. Even the strength of its bite and pain it can cause seems to have become ineffective in helping the animal survive.
Alligator Snapping Turtle with a PSI of 1004: Though they have no teeth they do have a strong bite. They will not bite unless provoked but once they do their strong jaws can do much damage.
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The weird and wonderful turtle and tortoise species hardly seems to warrant being feared as one of the creatures that create a lot of pain. However, we should take a clue from the words snapping and alligator to learn of its ability to cause pain by biting.
Bengal Tiger with a PSI of 1050: They are endowed with very sharp teeth and very strong jaws and tend to bite the prey at the throat to strangulate them.
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The tiger is one of the wilder species of cats that not only hunts when it is hungry but because it feels threatened. And this sort of strength and brutality can indeed be the cause of a lot of pain when the animal in question decides that it wants to bite you. That is why we need to appreciate the bravery of all those people who are into fabulous tiger photography.
Spotted/Striped Hyena with a PSI of 1100: Since they do eat a lot of food that is coarser their teeth are designed to be good at crushing and eating off large bones.
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The hyena is not known to be a very ferocious hunter but rather a wily animal that feasts on the leftover carcasses of the animals that have been hunted by bigger animals. The pain its bite can cause is because the jaws of the hyena are created by nature to have the power to crush bones in order to get to the flesh inside. You need to check out the amazing live-action pictures of hyenas.
Polar Bear with a PSI of 1235: These bears mostly eat seals and these variety of bears are mostly carnivorous making their bite really strong. Though most bears are prone to being omnivorous.
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The awesomely white and so beautiful bear that seems to be pristine white in color is a predator that is so wild and brutal that it needs to be feared. There are many interesting facts about polar bears that will give you a better insight into what makes them good hunters and why their bites are so painful.
Grizzly Bear with a PSI of 1250: Bears are omnivorous and possess really strong teeth with incisors that are bigger and the canine teeth huge. They have adapted to the vegetarian diet too.
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The fact that the bite of the grizzly can cause a huge amount of pain is definitely one among the many fun facts about grizzly bears. Their huge size and the mass of their bodies backed by their jaw strength and teeth size add to the pain that their bite causes.
Silverback Gorilla with a PSI of 1300: Though their teeth are big they are not that sharp, but what makes their bite powerful is their jaw muscles and the strong neck.
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If you have seen the movie Congo, you can only imagine the kind of pain that a bite from such a creature would cause. The gorilla is one of the most endangered animals around the world but it still can cause a lot of pain not to mention fear when you face one.
Do let us know what you think of the most strongest animal bites in the world in terms of PSI.
the snapping turtle is wrong. contrary to popular belief a snapping turtle has the bite force of a human at most
ya and the lion has 600 PSI
Jaguars are 2000 psi
A common snapping turtle, yes. An alligator snapping turtle is a whole different concept.
Hi Randell,
The rating PSI is pounds of force per square inch and since the common snapping turtles’ jaws come to points (even more prominent in the case of the aligator snapping turtle!) it is correct! (much to my surprise)
I would have said the same too. If you’re bitten by one of these it has the potential to break bone!
Hope this clears it up!
Incorrect, it was directly measured that a snapping turtle has a bite force of 1200 psi. There is no way it can be as low as a human bite because human bite forces are 100 psi and snapping turtles are able to bite through broom sticks. 100 psi isn’t enough to break a broomstick . I’m afraid that the person who tested the information you supported tested a juvenile. There are reports of ast biting fingers off which is clearly something a human can’t do ( no human fingers do not come off like carrots ). It takes about 200 psi to crack a human finger which ast bites off with ease.
No Tasmanian tiger. Do your research.
They haven’t been recorded. The species died off before the psi system was introduced.
Where’s the Saltwater Crocodile? The title says “20 Most Strongest Bites in the World In Terms of PSI”. That is the strongest bite in the world of any animal that’s still alive.
theres something missing its weird but true a panda has more biting power then a lion
An orca has a bite force of 19000, yes, nineteen thousand; I wonder why it was left out?
And Tyranosaurus Rex? I guess at least 20000.
The jaguar has 1500 psi not 700 psi
Also, It is estimated that a killer whale has a bite force of 19,000~, far more than a Saltwater crocodile. However, people have never been able to measure it with accuracy.
They tested a Giant Panda, who got 2603 PSI.
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Nah they dont thats a myth. This is based of the exaggeration that it takes 19000 psi to crack a human femur when it takes 800 psi. Also crocs crack human femurs all the time so I don’t know where they got that logic.
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Spotted Hyena? 1,100 PSI