MrCuddowls wrote:
There is really nothing supporting this idea. Sharp teeth are made for ripping apart meat and slicing it into smaller chunks. When a tiger eats meat for example, it does not chew the food into a mush, the food is simply sliced into smaller chunks, and is then swallowed.
Blunt teeth are needed in herbivores because plants are much harder to break down than meat. Plant cells are very tough and need to be given quite the beating to break down the cell walls. If this didn't happen, herbivores would not gain anything from their food, it would pass through and be excreted in the same state it was in when eaten.
Honestly the question in and of itself is not scientific in anyway. It is more of a hate question saying "**** you scientists". This entire paper seems more like a complete troll than an actual paper a kid would be given.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=herbivores+with+sharp+teeth
Gee, that was hard.
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there is a chance its real, there are private schools that are christian schools that parents pay money for their kids to use instead of public schools, i have friends that go to private christian schools and they have tests like this
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DillButt64 wrote:
there is a chance its real, there are private schools that are christian schools that parents pay money for their kids to use instead of public schools, i have friends that go to private christian schools and they have tests like this
I'm pretty sure people know what private schools are....
I've never seen a test like this before, not at my own school, nor at any I've been to. Where are your friends going where they see tests like this? O.o
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Psi I searched that, there is absolutley nothing mentioning such an animal sorry.
Really it seems like you didn't even read what I wrote and decided to make an attempt at proving me wrong.
1. If you want to actually prove me wrong than bring up an animal that is an herbivore and has sharp teeth, NOT a google search. Your argument is petty.
Really it seems like you didn't even read what I wrote and decided to make an attempt at proving me wrong.
1. If you want to actually prove me wrong than bring up an animal that is an herbivore and has sharp teeth, NOT a google search. Your argument is petty.
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I'm pretty sure people know what private schools are....
I've never seen a test like this before, not at my own school, nor at any I've been to. Where are your friends going where they see tests like this? O.o
well they are in canada and not in america, i dont know the schools name but she said they have tests like this
also cudd you see those four really sharp teeth in the pandas mouth? those are called sharp teeth
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Dill theres a difference between things used for self defense and things used for eating.
Pandas fight **** too, those "sharp teeth" dont assist them in eating.
Panda's do have some sharp teeth but those are only used for chopping through the bamboo they eat, which they then chew with their molars, WHICH ARE NOT SHARP.
How ****ing difficult is that to understand, have you even to school? ****s sake think a little.
Also:
Congratulations, you disproved your own argument, They have those teeth to attract mates, not to eat.
Pandas fight **** too, those "sharp teeth" dont assist them in eating.
Panda's do have some sharp teeth but those are only used for chopping through the bamboo they eat, which they then chew with their molars, WHICH ARE NOT SHARP.
How ****ing difficult is that to understand, have you even to school? ****s sake think a little.
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it is called a Vampire Deer and the female vampire deer think pointy teeth are sexy!
Congratulations, you disproved your own argument, They have those teeth to attract mates, not to eat.
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This isn't science.
Though #7 is probably correct, tbh.
There is really nothing supporting this idea. Sharp teeth are made for ripping apart meat and slicing it into smaller chunks. When a tiger eats meat for example, it does not chew the food into a mush, the food is simply sliced into smaller chunks, and is then swallowed.
Blunt teeth are needed in herbivores because plants are much harder to break down than meat. Plant cells are very tough and need to be given quite the beating to break down the cell walls. If this didn't happen, herbivores would not gain anything from their food, it would pass through and be excreted in the same state it was in when eaten.
Honestly the question in and of itself is not scientific in anyway. It is more of a hate question saying "**** you scientists". This entire paper seems more like a complete troll than an actual paper a kid would be given.