find about the structure of teeth in lion and tiger ,fish ?how are they different from human being?
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Explanation:
Carnivore Teeth
These types of animal teeth are very sharp and scissor-like. Their front teeth are used to bite and hold onto prey while their long canine teeth are used for tearing flesh and meat. Their molars are also sharp, and used for slicing rather than chewing because they mainly swallow their food in whole chunks.
There are many differences between human teeth and other animal teeth:
Humans only get 2 sets of teeth in their lifetimes, whereas some animals like dolphins only get one, and some animals such as sharks grow multiple sets throughout their lives.
Humans have at most 32 teeth, but many animals have way more than we do. A horse can have up to 44, a dolphin can have up to 250, and a snail can have more than 25,000!
Humans use their teeth for breaking down food, which animals do as well, but they also need their teeth for other forms of survival such as hunting, attacking and defending themselves.
Similar to other animals, fish have evolved to have different types of teeth depending on their diets. For example, most fish that eat other fish (carnivores) have teeth that are designed to puncture, hold on to, and cut their prey whereas most fish that eat plants (herbivores) have teeth that are more suited for shredding things such as algae.