Alligators and crocodiles can be told apart by their snouts and teeth
Alligators usually wear broader U-shaped snouts; many crocodiles show a V-shaped profile and a lower tooth that slots into a snout notch when the mouth closes.
Habitat hints help too — alligators favor fresher waters more often — but snout and tooth geometry is the field guide shortcut.
Same family vibe, different face cards. One glance at the smile sorts the cousins.
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