GCC Bite Force?

[Spearmint]

Anyone know roughly how much PSI a green cheek has in a bite?
I cant find anything online about it, and have been very curious.
Even just a rough estimate lol.

 

[Shezbug]

I think I posted a few links for bird bite psi not too long ago. Maybe a quick search here might help a bit.
Or Google bird bite psi and you should get a few hits

 

[Spearmint]

I think I posted a few links for bird bite psi not too long ago. Maybe a quick search here might help a bit.
Or Google bird bite psi and you should get a few hits

I was hardly able to find anything other than macaw bites.

 

[Shezbug]

Yeah, all I’m coming up with here is this.. Bird bite PSI

I did find some more hits with the Google search terms I listed before though. There’s not an awful lot but a bit of digging gets you some idea on psi

 

[Xoetix]

I swear I made a post about this, and was able to find the bite force of smaller birds as well, but I cannot find that post for the life of me

 

[Pixiebeak]

Non scientific
Hypodermic needle super power strength,!! Good at getting blood!!



Interesting now following

 

[Spearmint]

I was able to find a site that said small parrots are around 300-400 PSI, but I'm sceptical, considering a dog like a GSD can reach 250...

Can a Parrot Bite Your Finger Off? - This Pet That Pet

You’re training your new pet parrot and a couple of times, they’ve nipped your finger. The bird hasn’t broken any skin, but you worry about what could be,

www.thispetthatpet.com

But then again, dogs might simply do more damage because of teeth and a larger mouth.

 

[Shezbug]

Birds need to crack nuts, remove bark and chew holes through wood along many other things do they need a lot of power in them jaws regardless of their size.

 

[Xoetix]

I was able to find a site that said small parrots are around 300-400 PSI, but I'm sceptical, considering a dog like a GSD can reach 250...

Can a Parrot Bite Your Finger Off? - This Pet That Pet

You’re training your new pet parrot and a couple of times, they’ve nipped your finger. The bird hasn’t broken any skin, but you worry about what could be,

www.thispetthatpet.com

But then again, dogs might simply do more damage because of teeth and a larger mouth.

I wonder if it's more because it's in a concentrated area, whereas with a dog the pressure is better dispersed?

 

[Spearmint]

I wonder if it's more because it's in a concentrated area, whereas with a dog the pressure is better dispersed?

That would make sense.