They're your typical predatory carnivore's teeth. Big canines in the corners, incisors at the front, some almost-molars at the back.
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Seals use their teeth for opening food items like for example, clams or look up their other crustacean food sources that have hard shells. Anyway seals usually have many different sets of teeth. And to add to that they are very sharp too
No. Mountain lions get two sets, baby teeth and adult teeth. If th adult teeth gets damaged the animal just has to do without.
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Mountain lions have 30 teeth - canines, carnassial, and incisiors. All of these are considered dangerously sharp, perfect for killing and eating their prey.
Mountain lions do not live in any areas that have a lack of oxygen.
the consumers are like mountain lions, panthers maybe, it has to be a certain mountain. it would be like the biggest preddators. - by mountain expert
Mountain lions are big cats with usually tan fur, and they eat meat, preferrably deer. Cougars sometimes called Mountain Lions like to eat deer, sheep, domestic cattle, horses, , particularly in the northern part of its range, but it eats things as small as insects and rodents
the consumers are like mountain lions, panthers maybe, it has to be a certain mountain. it would be like the biggest preddators. - by mountain expert
Lions are carnivores and kill their prey. They have large dagger-like canines to grip, sharp molars to shear off flesh - yes, they have teeth.
Mountain lions usually live in dry, desert regions. They generally like to live in mountains where they can hide in caves.
Mommy and Daddy Mountain Lions.