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Sea turtles have no teeth. They have a beak.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 12y agoFirst of all, they don't have teeth, but a BEAKlike mouth. Second of all, theiir BEAKS are sharp so as to cut off thick vegetation, but not sharp enough to seriously hurt a human being.
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How much teeth do giant sea turtles have?
Sea Turtles and Tortoises have no teeth, just a beak-like mouth.
Do logger head turtles have sharp teeth?
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Do turtles and tortuses have teeth?
Sea turtles and tortoises do not have teeth. Instead, they have a beaklike mouth.
Do green sea turtles have teeth?
green sea turtles probably don't have any teeth. you can search its pictures or browse the net ,most of the sources will not mention anything about green sea turtles having teeth.
Do sea turtles brush there teeth?
no
What are characteristics of snapping turtles?
Snapping turtles have sharp teeth that they use to kill their prey. They are very aggressive.
Do turtle babies have teeth?
No, they have a beak.Their jaws however have horned ridges, which have basically the same function as teeth! Meat-eating turtles have sharp ridges whereas plant-eating have more of a serrated design.no they have beaks herbivorous turtles have a serrated beak and carnivorous and omnivorous turtles have straight but razor sharp beaks. the only turtle to ever have teeth is extinctTurtles and tortoises do not have teeth, they actually have a beak with sharp edges for cutting food, and they also have very strong jaws.Turtles do not have teeth, they have beaks.
How many teeth do leatherback sea turtles have?
Sea turtles, like all turtles, do not have teeth.
Do snapping turtle have canine teeth short foramen magnum?
No, it does have canines because turtles don't have teeth but instead have a sharp beak
Do long neck turtles have teeth?
No, instead have jaggered ridges that are serrated and sharp on their upper and lower jaws.
What is the defence sea turtles use?
they use their sharp beaks and hard shell
What type of teeth do whale sharks have?
Dolphins have conical-shaped teeth that are used to catch and grasp slippery prey before swallowing it whole and unchewed.
