
Crocodiles Cannot Stick Out Their Tongues
A crocodile's tongue is fused to the floor of its mouth along its entire length by a thick membrane, leaving no free portion to protrude. This differs from most other reptiles such as lizards and snakes. Crocodiles catch prey using their jaws, which exert a bite force of up to 16,460 Newtons — the strongest recorded in the animal kingdom.