Animals use many different kinds of adaptations to protect themselves. These animals, for example, have fangs!

Snails, often underestimated, possess a remarkable 25,000 teeth, surpassing all other creatures. These microscopic teeth, ...

Sometime during the early to late Eocene, there was a massive predator unlike anything on Earth today. If you were roaming ...

The idea of ancient humans fighting off sabre-toothed tigers is so exciting that it dominates the popular imagination.

Newly-identified dinosaur footprints on the Isle of Skye show herbivores and carnivores drank from freshwater ... at London Waterloo What are 'Ozempic teeth'? Exploring new side effect of weight ...

Again, these analyses gave us the expected results: it was clear at the isotopic level whether we were dealing with the teeth of a herbivore or a carnivore. Then we finally sampled seven ...

With sharp catlike teeth and a doglike body ... carnivore fossils because there are fewer carnivores in an ecosystem than other animals such as herbivores. (For instance, you’re more likely ...

The nitrogen isotope ratios in the Australopithecus teeth were consistently low ... have lower nitrogen isotope ratios, while carnivores have higher ratios because they consume herbivores. “Tooth ...

They examined 43 fossil specimens from Sterkfontein Member 4 deposits, including seven Australopithecus teeth, comparing their isotope ratios with those of known herbivores and carnivores from the ...