Teeth

Do Snails Have Teeth? Snails and slugs are part of the same categorized species, Phylum Mollusca, which are invertebrates, meaning they have no bones. They are classified as closer to the family of octopi groups. 725 species of snails and 40 species of slugs have been noted in North America alone. According to studies by …

Birds evolved from dinosaurs. When looking at the open beak of a goose, it sure looks as if they of a goose’s beak and on their tongues. Although they look like teeth and have many of the same functions as teeth, they aren’t technically teeth, but tomia, because they are not made of the same …

The mouths of the majority of snakes have around one hundred tiny teeth. Some snake species have about three hundred teeth, while others have no teeth.  Snakes’ teeth are all the same. It’s how many and what they do with their teeth that should be our concern. You can’t generally see a snake’s teeth, they …