Have you ever seen an elephant's tooth? [📹 silkelephant]

Yes! An elephant’s tooth is surprisingly huge and has a very distinctive ridged surface. Unlike humans, elephants continuously replace their molars as they wear down, with new teeth moving forward from the back of the jaw.

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A tooth from an old elephant. The tooth looks worn out. This happens from years of eating rough vegetation with minerals embedded. Worn-out teeth can't chew food effectively. This is a reason humans cook food. Cooking releases the nutrients and makes them easier to access.

She like “give it back”

Big fan of this

Fun fact : An elephant’s molar can weigh several kilograms and has ridges that work like a natural grinding mill. As the front tooth wears out, a new one slowly moves forward to replace it. Remarkably, elephants go through six sets of molars during their lifetime.

Seems like Elephants can’t bite if that’s their teeth

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