Teeth Count For Different Animals!

Interesting.

Ducks- NONE

 

Actually coyotes have 42 teeth. Opossums have 50, and they have the most teeth out of any American mammal

 

your teeth count thread just turned into a beat down thread ....LOL just joking

 

My grandpa--- 5 I think

 

Uhhhm .. nope. The bottlenosed dolphin can have 88 teeth or more. There are other species of dolphin that can have even more than that.

LOL. Poor grandpa!

 

So you are classifing your grandpa as an animal than, LOL

 

POOR GRANDPA??? he married a 23 year old hottie that feeds him all his meals like he's a two year old. I can't wait til I'm 78, toothless and can't chew up my own meals. He's the luckiest senior citizen I know!! (;

 

YES HE'S AN ANIMAL!!!

 

She's only with him beacause of those special pills he takes!! LOL!!

 

The land mammal with the most teeth is the Giant Armadillo which has as many as 100 teeth, according to wikianswers

 

Long-Snouted Spinner Dolphin 170-252 teeth

 

Of native North American mammals, I meant. Looks I forgot the "north" part in my previous post though.

I don't recall seeing any dolphins in the neighbor's pond

 

Dall Porpoise have 86 to 94 teeth. I see them in the local "pond" every now and then.

 

Yep. Dolphins is a mammal. And North America has lots. My pond here has Common, Spotted, White Sided, Short Beaked, Risso's a few others and even a rare Killer Whale and Bottlenose. Thread is for animals. Reptiles have teeth too as well as fish. Though I would not venture any guesses as to tooth counts for any fish. Not sure if the OP wanted to just stay with mammals or not.

 

polar bear - 42