| Hint | |
| Long narrow V shaped snout | |
| Generally has a light olive brown/green coloration | |
| Upper and lower jaws are the same width | |
| Have, on average, between 68-70 teeth | |
| Has a wide upper jaw and a narrower lower jaw | |
| Prefers to be in freshwater | |
| Usually appear blackish | |
| Prefers to be in brackish water, on rare occasions can be found in the Ocean | |
| Eats turtles as part of their diet(moreso than the other one)) | |
| Native only to North America and China | |
| | Hint | |
| Found throughout waters in parts of Africa, The Americas, Asia and Australia | |
| Is believed to be endangered | |
| Has Dermal Pressure Receptors(sensory pits) on every scale of its body | |
| Has an aggressive nature and attacks humans, or anything that threatens it | |
| Have, on average, between 80-88 teeth | |
| The calmer of the two, has a docile nature when confronted by humans | |
| Has a wide U-shaped snout | |
| Depending on species grows up to 14 or 15 feet | |
| Depending on species, grows up to 19 or 20 feet in length | |
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