Is an Alligator heavier than a Horse?
Answer : No, an Alligator is not heavier than a Horse
The average weight of an Alligator is 400 kg, (882 lbs) versus 1000 kg, (2205 lbs) for a Horse
| Name | Name:Alligator | Name:Horse |
| Weight | Weight:400 kg, (882 lbs) | Weight:1000 kg, (2205 lbs) |
| * ranges from 360 to over 450kg | * ranges from 300 to 2,000kg | |
| Height | Height:n/a | Height:160 cm, (5 ft, 3 in ) |
| Top Speed | Top Speed:32 kph, (20 mph) | Top Speed:88 kph, (55 mph) |
| Lifespan in Wild (years) | Lifespan in Wild (years):n/a | Lifespan in Wild (years):62 |
| Description | Description:Alligators are found in fresh water habitats in America and China. They are large and powerful reptiles, with strong jaws and usually grey, brown, or green colored scaly skin. | Description:Horses are characterized by long limbs, barrel-shaped bodies, and a long-haired neck supporting a huge head. It is a useful animal that has been domesticated for human transportation and is commonly a star in races and sporting events. |
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