Do hens have teeth? What is the secret behind how they chew food
Birds, unlike their dinosaur ancestors, lack teeth, relying on beaks and gizzards for eating. Some birds have evolved tooth-like adaptations for gripping prey. Mammals like the giant armadillo boast numerous teeth, while snails and slugs possess thousands of microscopic teeth on a radula for scraping and rasping food.
Birds, unlike their dinosaur ancestors, lack teeth, relying on beaks and gizzards for eating. Some birds have evolved tooth-like adaptations for gripping prey. Mammals like the giant armadillo boast numerous teeth, while snails and slugs possess thousands of microscopic teeth on a radula for scraping and rasping food.
