The 'mental protruberance', or chin, is a feature of human anatomy, a functional protrusion on our lower jawbones.
It is not technically accurate to call this same spot a 'chin' on a non-human animal (with one exception - elephants), they do not have the same jaw structure. You can call it a chin and everyone will know what you mean, and there isn't really a good word to describe it otherwise. But it's just the curve of their mandible and not a functional structure like ours.
Elliott Halliwell
nostoc reproduce by fragmentation, there are bead like chins in the gelatious mass, these filaments come about by vegative reproduction.
your mum carries them under her chins and deposits them next to your ear while she has a cheeky lick at the same time.
It shows it is theirs. It marks their territory. (scent) If the rabbit rubs its chin on your hand, for example, it means it likes you and you are its property now.
Dogs can help police, like German Shepherds and Bull Dogs.(Maybe not Bull Dogs)
Chins. Chins is already plural. Chins is the plural of chin.
Yes. They are very loyal. I would not have them around kids though. But they love other animals and especially other dogs. I have 2 :)
They don't. A properly trained dog would not do this and if it tried to, its responsible owner would stop it immediately.
No, The only mammals that have chins are Humans and Elephants.
people generally have 2 chins like my friend craig diego who has 2 chins
First of all, Japanese Chins are dogs origined in China. They were given to a Japanese emperor as a gift. Okay, now to the question. Japanese Chins, I own one myself, are usually around $600.00. But trust me, they're worth it. Their personality is the sweet and yet a bit spunky. My Japanese Chin, Tank, makes me smile everyday!
More chins than a chinese phonebook.
lol what kind of question is that? and yes mice do have chins, idiot......
there is no point counting how many chins he has because you'll be there for ever, the answer is infinity, he grows 1,000,000 chins a second and the old chins don't go away, so you can just guess why there is no point in counting.
genau
Geniophobia
maybe