See ya later, alligator! After a while, crocodile! Aside from the silly farewell, could you spot the differences between a crocodile and an alligator if asked? They may look similar, but there are a ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Monday, June 17 is World Crocodile Day. Although crocodiles aren’t as commonly seen as alligators, they can still be found in Florida. From afar, it can prove challenging to tell ...

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How do you tell an alligator from a crocodile? And no, dad-joke enthusiasts, the answer isn’t that you see one later and the other after a while. The most obvious way to discern the two reptiles is to ...

Crocodiles have V-shaped snouts; alligators have U-shaped, rounded snouts. Crocodiles are generally larger, reaching up to 20 feet; alligators reach 14 feet. Crocodiles prefer saltwater; alligators ...

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ORLANDO, Fla. — Did you know Florida is not only home to alligators but also crocodiles? • Crocodiles are a grayish-green color, while alligators are black. • When their mouths are closed, you can see ...

• Crocodiles are a grayish-green color, while alligators are black. • When their mouths are closed, you can see the fourth tooth on the lower jaw of a crocodile. On an alligator with its mouth closed ...