Game: What is the difference between a crocodile and an alligator? Plus the different types of crocodiles.

Question

Answer in Spanish and English.

Pictures are optional.

(Crocodiles and Alligators are my favorite animals)

Answer 1

Son escrita de forma distinta.

They're spelled differently.

Answer 2

In case of crocodiles, when the mouth is closed, the large fourth tooth in the lower jaw fits into a constriction in the upper jaw.

En caso de cocodrilo, cuando la boca está cerrado, la cuarta muela grande en la mandíbula inferior introduce en una constricción de la mandíbula superior.

Answer 3

Alligators have a more blackish grayish color and crocodiles tend to have a more light tan appearance. In addition, you can tell them apart by their sizes with the crocodiles being the bigger of the two. These guys can range in excess of 19 feet whereas the normal alligator hovers around 14 feet.

Los cocodrilos tienen un color grisáceo más negruzco y cocodrilos tienden a tener un aspecto bronceado más luz. Además, puedes distinguirlos por sus tamaños con los cocodrilos es el más grande de los dos. Estos chicos pueden ir más de 19 pies, mientras que el cocodrilo lo normal oscila alrededor de 14 pies.

Answer 4

Cocodrilo es grave, y caimán aguda.

Crocodile is stressed in the second-to last syllable, and alligator in the next-to-last.

(how do you say "aguda", "grave" and "esdrújula" in English?)

'stressed Ultima", "stressed penult" and "stressed antepenult" are the terms, I believe. - Helado_eclectico, Jan 15, 2014