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The bite force of crocodiles is one of the highest among animals, which is a result of their jaw anatomy and muscle physiology. The study of their feeding behavior involves understanding the biomechanics of their jaw and the distribution of forces during a bite. This can include analysis using principles of mechanics, such as torque and leverage. Originally developed by Crocodile Clips