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A tiger’s tongue is covered with tiny, backward-facing structures called papillae, made of keratin, the same protein found in human fingernails. These structures give the tongue its rough texture and help the tiger scrape meat from bones while feeding. They also assist with grooming and removing fur, dirt and... show more

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dnkmmr 🐧🧌vor 27 Tagen

My cat tongue is rough as well

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Bamidelevor 27 Tagen

They are of the same family

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Fr33l0vor 27 Tagen

So this is why frosted flakes be cuttin up the roof of my mouth 🤔

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Nature gives nothing. It is an inanimate creation that has no power to benefit or harm. It is Allah, the Creator, who designed and endowed the tiger with this remarkable tongue.

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Weong day to post this

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What's wrong about that?

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Is this the UK thing ?

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The tiger was licking and bitting the victim’s neck area in the uk animal park tragedy.

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Oohh ...

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Might not have been the best day to post this, yikes.

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😊... Why??

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