Adult platypuses do not have teeth. Teeth are not necessary for platypuses, as they "chew" their food by grinding it between horny plates on their upper and lower jaws.
No. Platypuses do not have teeth. They have grinding plates in their bill, which they use to crush their prey before swallowing it.
Platypuses do not have teeth, but hard bony plates which they use to grind the food.
When a baby platypus is hatched, it does have tiny, rudimentary teeth which fall out within a few weeks. These teeth are believed to be a throwback to the platypus's ancestors, as fossilised platypus teeth have been found. Adult platypuses do not have teeth. Teeth are not necessary for platypuses, as they "chew" their food by grinding it between horny plates on their upper and lower jaws.
no their teeth are not sharp
Sharp teeth are just teeth (the things in your mouth that you chew with) that are sharp or pointy.
Yes. Platypuses' webbed feet have sharp claws. The claws are to enable the platypus to dig its burrows. When digging, the platypus's webbing retracts to expose its sharp claws, and to protect the webbing membrane.
Platypuses do not have teeth; they have grinding plates in their jaws instead of teeth.
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Sharp Teeth was created in 2008.
The ISBN of Sharp Teeth is 0061430226.
A little bit of sharp teeth.
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