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Toothless animals include species such as anteaters, which have long snouts and specialized tongues for feeding on ants and termites, and some species of birds, like the flamingo, which filter-feed using their beaks. Turtles and tortoises also lack teeth; instead, they have beaks made of keratin to help them eat. Additionally, certain fish, such as the jawless lamprey, have no true teeth but may have structures for feeding. These adaptations allow them to thrive in their respective environments despite the absence of teeth.

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