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True or False? "Puffins have teeth that point backwards inside their beak."

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  • Posted: fffff on Mar 09, 2012
  • Last Activity: fffff on Mar 09, 2012
  • Views: 45 times

True or False? "Puffins have teeth that point backwards inside their beak."

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    Yahoo Answers (1 statement)

    Do puffins have teeth? - Yahoo! Answers

    Actually, unlike many other birds, Puffins actually HAVE teeth, and they point backwards to hold more fish.

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    goddidcreations.com (1 statement)

    Bird Facts - fun facts about our feathered friends

    Puffins have teeth that point backwards inside their beak.

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    arcticwhaletours.com (1 statement)

    Seabirds — Arctic Whale Tours

    Puffins have backwards pointing teeth in their beaks, which allows them to catch fish one by one.

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Yahoo Answers

Do puffins have teeth? - Yahoo! Answers

Actually, unlike many other birds, Puffins actually HAVE teeth, and they point backwards to hold more fish.

goddidcreations.com

Bird Facts - fun facts about our feathered friends

Puffins have teeth that point backwards inside their beak.

arcticwhaletours.com

Seabirds — Arctic Whale Tours

Puffins have backwards pointing teeth in their beaks, which allows them to catch fish one by one.

False

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