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There are many ways to tell whether an animal is a crocodile or an alligator.
or - crocodile: alligator
A crocodile's snout is pointy, and an alligator's snout is broad.
and - crocodile's snout is pointy : alligator's snout is broad
Both the upper and lower teeth show on the crocodile.
and - upper : lower
Crocodiles often lose their teeth, but they grow new ones.
but - crocodiles often lose their teeth : they grow new ones
Large crocodiles eat antelope and deer.
and - antelope : deer
Cold weather may cause deformity or death to baby crocodiles.
or - deformity or death
The snout usually shows differences, but the Indian Mugger crocodile looks much like an alligator.
but - snout usually shows differences : Indian Mugger crocodile looks much like an alligator
Alligators do not have an enlarged fourth tooth, nor do they need it.
nor - do not have an enlarged fourth tooth : do they need it
Most crocodiles hunt at night, but hungry ones hunt any time.
but - most crocodiles hunt at night : hungry ones hunt any time
Never go near an alligator, or you may be badly injured.
or - go near an alligator : you may be badly injured
