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What is the difference between buffalo's teeth and human teeth?
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∙ 11y ago
The molars of bison are designed for grinding grass and grow continuously.
A bison does not have any top teeth (just like a cow or any other ruminant's) at the
front of it's mouth...the lower front teeth are opposed by a bony plate covered by thick gums.
And they are a lot bigger than human teeth, which are designed to eat a combination of foods.
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