why animal teeth are never toothless?

@May2k8 (18159)
Indonesia
September 18, 2023 7:15am CST
I'm starting to be afraid to eat foods that are a bit hard, some of my teeth might be a bit brittle. I wonder why animal teeth can always bite through incredibly hard bones even though they never brush their teeth.
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Anna
@LadyDuck (461940)
• Switzerland
18 Sep
Easy! Wild animals do not lose their teeth and do not need not worry about dental care because their lifespans are a lot shorter than humans.
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May2k8
@May2k8 (18159)
• Indonesia
19 Sep
can't they live longer than humans? they have a very fast recovery.
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Anna
@LadyDuck (461940)
• Switzerland
19 Sep
@May2k8 Only elephants live long, most wild animals (included stray cats and dogs) do not live long.
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May2k8
@May2k8 (18159)
• Indonesia
19 Sep
@LadyDuck Oh I see! My mother once said that elephants eat soil, then the elephant gets angry and sprays it into the air.
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OceanTiara
@RebeccasFarm (87035)
• United States
18 Oct
I guess this is the way God has designed them. Yes, me too, the same, I must be careful. I am sorry you too.
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May2k8
@May2k8 (18159)
• Indonesia
18 Oct
Chemicals can also cause our teeth to become damaged.
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OceanTiara
@RebeccasFarm (87035)
• United States
18 Oct
@May2k8 Yes there is so much chemicals in junk foods too.
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ShannyBananny
@shaggin (71672)
• United States
27 Oct
They really do have strong teeth don’t they. I wish mine were stronger too mine are pretty brittle after so many years of bruxism.
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May2k8
@May2k8 (18159)
• Indonesia
29 Oct
Yes, they have that compared to us, even the young ones have no more teeth.
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Judy Story
@jstory07 (134797)
• Roseburg, Oregon
25 Oct
That is just the way nature made animals.
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May2k8
@May2k8 (18159)
• Indonesia
25 Oct
What's more interesting is that animal bodies also have benefits.
Tunde
@ogbenishyna (3334)
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22 Oct
Lol, I wonder too, those animals really have special kinds of teeth.
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May2k8
@May2k8 (18159)
• Indonesia
22 Oct
Animals age even faster than humans in world calculations, this is the puzzle.
Tunde
@ogbenishyna (3334)
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21 Sep
That is an interesting question I wish I know. Animals have to chew their food too.
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May2k8
@May2k8 (18159)
• Indonesia
21 Sep
Animals also don't want to bite our hands if we feed them what is in our hands, they need a place for that.
snowy
@snowy22315 (172021)
• United States
18 Oct
I think they get plenty of friction against their teeth with eating things in the wild,maybe even chewing on branches and such. A certain amount of that is good for teeth.
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