How many teeth does a Jack Rabbit have?

Answer 1

It depends on the type of rabbit, however most rabbits have two front (incisor) teeth. The common placement of these incisors is either one on the top and bottom, or two on the top and none on the bottom.

Answer 2

More than just those big buck teeth! Jackrabbits actually have twenty-eight of the suckers: for the upper row, there are 4 incisors (one main pair and one secondary pair behind the main one), 6 premolars, and 6 six molars, while the bottom row have 2 incisors, 4 premolars, and 6 molars. What a mouthful!

Source: http://fieldguide.mt.gov/detail_AMAEB03050.aspx (Tip: learn how to read dental formulas--it's very easy, go to wikipedia to find out how. Then you can Google an animal's name and the term "dental formula" and find out the number of teeth in a lot of different mammals.

Answer 3

Jack Rabbits have 11 teeth. They have one incisor on the top and one on the bottom, no canines, two premolars on the top and bottom, three molars on top and two on the bottom.

Answer 4

Lionheads have the same number of teeth as other rabbits.

Answer 5

Jack rabbits have 28 teeth, including incisors, molars, and premolars. Their teeth are adapted for grinding tough vegetation.

Answer 6

28!

Answer 7

4

Answer 8

Lionheads have 28 teeth.