Octopuses are carnivores, but do they have teeth? Find out more about octopus biology and learn how they use their ...

(Allison Shelley/For The Washington Post) Regarding the Oct. 25 front-page article ... It is quite clear that animal welfare laws have no teeth. If we are to be judged by how we treat the ...

Tusks may “look like canines that have become long,” but they’re actually the elephant’s incisors—the narrow teeth at the front of ... do dentistry on animals with no teeth.

Whether you’re talking about sharks, crocodiles, lions, or even velociraptors, some of the most fearsome traits of these predators involve their rows of sharp, crushing, or jagged teeth. Only ...

Teeth are good for chewing and biting, but they are also sensitive – and that may have been their original function hundreds ...

“A carnivore’s teeth have to be sharp and slender enough to allow the animal to pierce the flesh of their prey, but they also need to be blunt and robust enough to not break while an animal ...

The animal, researchers say ... toilet seat-shaped head," "huge fangs" and "giant teeth." The predator likely used its wide, flat head and front teeth to suck in and chomp unsuspecting prey ...