So what are these long, sharp teeth doing among our short ... Instead, they help us bite into food. That's it. Turns out, evolution isn't always useful, but while the truth about our canines ...

Long, sharp teeth are excellent at gripping small or medium-sized fish ... Small organisms such as plankton get stuck in their gill rakers and the shark then consumes the food. Filter-feeding sharks ...

And, because different foods have different fracture properties ... While tyrannosaurid teeth are sharp and recurved, presumably for capturing and killing animals and/or ripping flesh from ...

We can group them into three types depending on what type of food they eat: Carnivores, Herbivores and Omnivores. Carnivores are meat eaters. Most have sharp teeth, claws or beaks which they use ...

If we only had canine teeth, we would be well adapted for ... but their canines are far more pronounced and sharp. The molars chew the food, but even their molars are quite sharp, so they can ...