Mexican tree chical
San people often use the fibrous twigs of the toothbrush tree (Salvadora persica) to clean their teeth. The twigs have natural antimicrobial properties and can be chewed to form bristles for cleaning teeth.
blind bats....loll they keep smacking into tree's
Yes, and gum tree's are made of chewed up gum
Paper and cardboard that you have at home is good as well as fruit tree branches like apple tree branches. You can also but chew toilets from shops. These are usually made of wood or rope and there are best to keep gerbils teeth short.
the beavers teeth would get so long if they din't bite something so thats why when ever you see a beaver its chewing on a tree. They do that to keep their teeth short
Aunt Bethany's cat was electrocuted when it chewed through the Christmas lights on the tree.
Tree trunks are painted white to protect them from sunburn, pests, and diseases. The white paint helps to reflect sunlight and keep the tree cooler, preventing damage to the bark. It also makes the tree more visible to birds and other animals, reducing the risk of collisions.
Not the way we do. They used willow twigs and beech tree twigs to clean the teeth. Actually, they work pretty well because there is a chemical in them that does well when chewed and helps the teeth. There are people today who still use this old method. They don't need too either, we brought teeth brushing on ourselfs by eating and drinking sugary foods and drinks, bread helps break down plaque. The method above would be reccomended to a peasant and it helped keep their breath fresh. A wife could devorse a man for having bad breath!
Their first line of defense is to escape, usually by climbing a tree. Failing that, they do have sharp teeth and claws and will use them for defense.
I dont think so i thourt he used abraham charp down tree with his teeth that wheard:(
to clean their teeth they chew on soft tree sticks.
A white walnut tree is commonly known as a butternut tree. Its scientific name is Juglans cinerea.