Social Sciences, asked by shreelabaroi8718, 1 year ago

how are the teeth of a lion different from the teeth of a cow?

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Answered by kushaltorgall

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Answer:

the lion s teeath

Explanation:

It has sharp teeth to eat the flesh

the cow teeath

it has box ile teeth to eat grass

Answered by nikithavipin

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Answer:

the teeth of a tiger is very sharp but the teeth of a cow is very different there teeth are very strong

Explanation: because it needs to tear the meat or flesh from other animals

because it needs to pull the grass from the soil

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