enough to eat somthing
Snakes can open their mouths very wide to swallow prey, sometimes up to 150 degrees or more.
snakes can unhinge their jaws, so they can open their mouths wide enough to eat "such huge things".
no. maybe children No anacondas cannot open their mouths wide enough to even get there mouths around a child, let alone an adult. The only person they could eat would be a baby or toddler.
Very wide. Approximately 69m.
Well, isn't that just a fascinating question! Wolves can open their mouths quite wide, almost like a big, friendly smile. It helps them catch their prey and show off their impressive teeth. Just imagine the beauty of a wolf in the wild, with its mouth wide open, ready to take on the world.
Jaguars are able to open their mouths up to 100 degrees wide, allowing them to deliver powerful bites to their prey. This wide gape enables them to effectively catch and kill a variety of animals in their natural habitat.
Wide enough to swallow an average 4th grader.
It is the Vigina.
The Badger would make short work in the destruction of a fox on the attack. basicly,a badger is too big for a fox to eat.so......in your face. absolutely no , badgers eat baby foxes.
Lions can open their mouths wide, typically reaching an angle of about 30 to 40 degrees. This allows them to display their impressive teeth, which can measure up to 4 inches long. The wide opening aids in their predatory behavior, enabling them to catch and hold onto prey effectively.
The jaw joint has limits on how wide it can open, and some people have naturally smaller or tighter jaw joints which restricts their ability to open their mouth wide. Additionally, muscle tension or temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder can also contribute to limited mouth opening. If you are experiencing pain or difficulty with jaw movement, it's recommended to see a healthcare professional for evaluation and treatment.
Basking sharks are meat eaters they love to eat little children from ages 1-18 and swim around slowly with their mouths wide open. They are larger than the great white and are of a gray colour.The great white eats things like seals and have a mouth full of impressive teeth the jaws of which they can telescope outwards. They are a very active swimmer and are paler in colour.Addendum: All the above is correct except the part about basking sharks being meat eaters. They are plankton eaters.