Sabre-Toothed Tiger teeth were approximately 17 cm (7 inches) long. Their teeth did NOT continue to grow through their life.
The 2 types of tiger had the following sized teeth: Genus Homotherium-4 Inches Genus Smilodon-7 inches
"Smilodon" had ENORMOUS teeth! -I've seen them (the top two being the longest) as long as eight inches! The La Brea tar pits near Los Angeles, California has produced the largest collection in North America.
That depends on the species (there were many different kinds of saber toothed cats). However, the largest type, Smilodon populator, had teeth that were 12 inches long and protruded 6.7 inches out of its mouth.
"Smilodon" had ENORMOUS teeth! -I've seen them (the top two being the longest) as long as eight inches! The La Brea tar pits near Los Angeles, California has produced the largest collection in North America.
There were many species of saber toothed cat, and some had longer upper canine teeth than others. The most famous, Smilodon, had upper canine teeth up to 11 inches long.
It's about like 4,5cm.
3inches
lezai
it was 8 inches long
7 inches
to protect themself and their family
The Saber-tooth was not a true tiger. It was not really closely related to the tigers of today. Its long canine teeth were used to slice deeply into their prey.
saber tooth tigers claws are very big they were used for hunting
how big are sumutran tigers teeth
it is a tyep of tiger that can have long teeth
2.1 meters
powerful forequaters, large teeth for hunting
24in
Up to 30 cm (12 inches)
To call it a Saber-tooth Tiger isn't very accurate, because they're actually not a species of tiger. The Saber-Tooth Cat (Smilodon) didn't evolve into a tiger, they went extinct thousands of years ago.
Saber tooth tiger is are gone from big rock called Earth.
no