Animal Adaptations

The shape of an animal’s teeth is related to its diet.

Herbivores, such as deer, have many molars for chewing tough grass and plants.

Carnivores, such as lions, have sharp canines to kill and tear meat

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The shape of an animal's teeth is related to its diet. Herbivores, such as deer, have many molars for chewing tough grass and plants. Carnivores, such as lions, have sharp canines to kill and tear meat.

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La forma de los dientes de los animales depende de su dieta alimenticia. Hervívoros, como el venado, tiene mas cantidad de muelas para masticar el pasto y las plantas. Canívoros, como el leon, tiene afilados colmillos para matar y arrancar la carne.

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