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(e) How are the teeth of herbivores different from those of carnivores? |
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Answer» The teeth of carnivorous animals are adapted to tearing flesh and are usually long and sharpThe teeth of herbivorous animals are adapted to cutting and tearing leaves from plants and then crushing them Carnivoreshave a set ofteeththat are verydifferentfromherbivores'. This makes sense, because they also have adifferentdiet. Acarnivorewill use itsteethto kill a prey item before eating it. The sharp incisors and pointed canineteethare perfectly designed for both incapacitating and eating a meal. Herbivores incisors are sharp for tearing plants, but they may not be present on both upper jaw and lower jaw..... carnivores have a set of teeth that are very different from herbivores. this makes sense, because they also have a different diet. A carnivores will use its teeth to kill prey item before eating it. This is how the teeth of herbivores different from those of carnivores |
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