Pandas have heavy bones because they need to beable to crush the hard outer layer of their main food. BAMBOO!
so it can chomp up food like bamboo and stuff:)
Because of evolution maybe...
black panthers are strong because they have to take down large prey such as deer so panthers have to have powerful jaw muscles.
Alligator Snapping Turtles have beak-like mouths and very strong jaw muscles.
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If he has a strong chin, that means he has got a very powerful and hard jaw!
The main adaptation - is the fact that snakes don't have a solid jaw (like most animals). The bottom jaw is split in two at the front - connected by strong muscles. The top jaw is split into six pieces - again connect by strong muscles. The snake can control the muscles individually, enabling it to stretch its jaw wider than the circumference of its skull. This enables the snake to swallow prey that is much larger than it head.
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the tongue and jaw
jaw and teeth
There are no muscles in teeth and they move through the jaw muscles. Therefore, teeth cannot achieve proprioception, although the mouth as a whole, though the jaw, can.
Hot and cold compresses can relieve some jaw pain, A vibrating back-massage tool can be used to loosen the muscles by applying it to the painful area of the jaw. Hand massage is also effective to relax the jaw muscles.
Sure you can -- there are several different muscles on the jaw, including the masseter, temporalis, medial pterygoid, and lateral pterygoid -- all used for chewing. Have you ever chewed a piece of gum for a long time and had your jaw get tired? You overworked those muscles, specifically you would feel it more in your masseter (which runs down your cheek to your jaw and is what opens your mouth, and your temporalis, which runs over your temple to your jaw which closes your mouth. The pterygoid muscles move your jaw laterally, or side to side. Having oral... you know what I mean... Can also BENEFIT ... and help WORK... those jaw muscles.
your tounge and jaw muscle