How are the fox's teeth different from the deer's teeth?

Answer 1

How are a fox’s teeth different from a deer’s?

Answer 2

Human incisors resemble those of a rabbit (although they are smaller) and human canine teeth resemble the teeth of a wolf (but also are smaller).

Answer 3

They are different. Due to breeding, dogs teeth are usually less large and the jaw not as strong as their wolf relatives. Many dogs do not have a very good bite and their canines do not interlock like a wolfs.

I''m not completely sure as I''ve never walked up to a wolf and looked attheir teeth...

But I do know from books that It depends on what breed o dog were tralking about. But, wolves tend to have narrower jaws, longer canines, and that's about the only differances they have to most dogs

Answer 4

Wolves have both, teeth & fangs. Fangs are also known as canines or eye teeth and stomach teeth. Essentially, fangs are teeth, too.

Answer 5

The differences in wolves

• The color of their coats
• Where they live
• What they hunt
• The breeds or names

Answer 6

Becouse the foxes are predators, and the deers are herbivorous.

Answer 7

I don’t know