The side-to-side motion serves to grind the plant fibers. Carnivores slice and tear the meat they eat, Herbivores grind and crush the fibrous plant matter they eat.
herbivore
have the patient stick out his tongue and move it from side to side
Manatees, sea turtles
Herbivores that live in swamps beavers.
some examples of herbivores are manatees, rabbits, deers, mice and turtles. any animals that eat only plants are herbivores.
Yes, bear jaws can move side to side, but their primary motion is up and down for biting and crushing. This lateral movement helps them grind food, particularly when chewing tougher materials. However, their jaw structure is not as adapted for side-to-side movement as that of animals like cows or other herbivores.
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A Cats Lower Jaw Cannot Move Sideways. ~The Rapping Genius Lyriticus
Cats can't move their jaws side to side, but they can open it, like humans do to eat food.
herbivores move in groups in search of food and water.
The grinding jaws of a insect are called
The dog's jaw moves up and down and from side to side, in a grinding motion. The jaws move sideways across the teeth. The cat's jaw moves only up and down, there is no side to side grinding motion. There is no sideways movement.
Beavers are herbivores. They normally eat leaves, twigs, bark, roots and aquatic plants. They are able to eat theses things because of their powerful teeth and jaws.
they walk on their feet
The mandibles of arthropods open side to side. The jaws of humans open up and down.
yes because insects don't have any teeths they actually use there jaws and sharp beaks
Yes, but the shark is able to move his nose upwards using a muscle to present his jaws.