From the brains behind brains on, this is the Moment of Um.

Answering those questions that make you go.

Moment of Um comes to you from APM Studios. I'm Anna Weggle. And it's time for family playtime.

I'm a porcupine. Watch out for my bristles. I'm a giraffe and I can reach all the leaves. I'm a leopard.

I can leap more than 19 feet.

I'm a dolphin and I have amazing social skills.

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I'm an alligator and I have sharp teeth.

I'm a crocodile. I have sharp teeth. I'm a crocodile. I have sharp teeth.

That was my fun fact.

What is mine too?

But we're not even the same species. There has to be some major differences, right?

Hi, my name's Connor and I'm from Piannex, Arizona.

And my question is, how are alligators and crocodile is different?

Okay, hi there. I am Dr. Vanisha Briggs-Gonzalez.

I am a wildlife biologist with the University of Florida.

And we are based in Fort Lauderdale

because we are members of the Crocdox Lab.

We do a lot of work in the Everglades and in Southern Florida, so we're really close to

where we do a lot of our work.

And the only place where crocodiles and alligators live in the same place is at the southern end

of Florida, where Everglades National Park meets the ocean. Alligators and crocodiles are very similar.

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