jaguar and leopard. Jaguar can be found in North and South America, while leopard can be found in Asia, Africa and Russia. Moreover, the latter are much smaller than the lion and tiger. Compared to a leopard, a jaguar has a short tail and a large, round head (not angular like a leopard).
llama and alpaca. You can find these animals in South America, but most often in Peru. Llamas are used to carry various loads, and alpacas are used to produce wool. The llama also has much longer ears and muzzle, and generally has much less fur than alpacas.
crocodile and crocodile. Crocodiles have a sharp V-shaped snout and their teeth are visible when they close their jaws. It also has salt glands. Alligators have a U-shaped snout and are smaller than alligators. Additionally, crocodiles’ teeth cannot be seen when their jaws are closed.
African and Indian elephants. The African elephant has large and slightly rounded ears and a concave back. Both the female and male have strong teeth. As for the Indian elephant, it is slightly smaller than the African elephant, its back is flat or convex, its ears are smaller, females have no tusks, and males have short tusks.
Sea lion and seal. The fur seal is much smaller in size than the sea lion; it also has a rather thin body and smaller claws. Fur seals can be found in the Arctic Ocean and Antarctica, while sea lions can be found in the Pacific Ocean.
Source: Ferra
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