There you can put in your hardiness zone 7, plant type (shrub, tree, groundcover, etc), type of soil, flower color, leaf color, deer resistance, height/width, water needs, and many other characteristics you may desire in a plant.
Alligators have a wide, rounded, u-shaped snout, while crocodiles have long, pointed v-shaped snouts. The difference in shape means alligators can exert more strength, which is useful in cracking open hard-shelled invertebrates, like turtles. The jaw is another easy way to tell an alligator from a crocodile.
Tooth type. Again, due to their usual prey types, crocs and sharks have very different types of teeth. A crocodile's prey is typically not only larger than a shark's but also have much stronger bones and skins. A croc's teeth therefore not only needs to be able to tear flesh off the wildebeest through death spin, but also needs to be strong enough to crush the thick leg bones of these mammals.