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I’ve made my point regarding this post. Here is a spin off
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=98107
Switch of topic to ask a question I pulled out of my A$$. Not sure how to word this so kinda go with me on it and don’t hang on every word.
Dogs, cats and other meat eaters have K-nine teeth. Herbivores and so on have teeth designed to pulverize grasses, leaves and so on. Beavers have specialized teeth for wood. Which bark and food is part of their diet, Birds of prey beaks have been made for cleaning of feathers/fur and to tear flesh. Ok you get the point. Tarantulas have large fangs primarily to break through and penetrate an exoskeleton. They also have special enzymes that breakdown and digest the inside of an exoskeleton…. am I right? So by evolution they are primarily meant to eat insects with hard exoskeletons. Ok you guys go with it and tell me what you think.
Steph
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=98107
Switch of topic to ask a question I pulled out of my A$$. Not sure how to word this so kinda go with me on it and don’t hang on every word.
Dogs, cats and other meat eaters have K-nine teeth. Herbivores and so on have teeth designed to pulverize grasses, leaves and so on. Beavers have specialized teeth for wood. Which bark and food is part of their diet, Birds of prey beaks have been made for cleaning of feathers/fur and to tear flesh. Ok you get the point. Tarantulas have large fangs primarily to break through and penetrate an exoskeleton. They also have special enzymes that breakdown and digest the inside of an exoskeleton…. am I right? So by evolution they are primarily meant to eat insects with hard exoskeletons. Ok you guys go with it and tell me what you think.
Steph