… That human teeth are as hard as shark teeth, though they are made of different minerals?
Also: A shark tooth contains resistant calcium phosphate materials and apparently sharks continually shed their teeth; some Carcharhiniformes shed approximately 35,000 teeth in a lifetime, as well as replace them by producing thousands of more. Imagine how stressful this would be for a shark Toothfairy…
That’s again amazing facts!
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Imagine all those teeth…
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Imagine having kids who are always growing new teeth… and endless struggle… lol
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Oh my… Hehehe… The “Toothfairy” would be crazy busy…
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Definitely… haha
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My daily edj-u-ma-kation!
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Hehehe… I’m trying, I’m trying 😉
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That makes me feel very warrior-ish, the sudden, you know.
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Good 🙂 feel like a warrior!
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In some societies, a fresh shark’s tooth is used for its cutting ability. A great white tooth in those areas is used for shaving and cutting of hair. Somehow I don’t see a lot of comfort in that, but there is a website that you can buy your own kit to build a shark-tooth shaver. 0.o
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That sounds interesting. Do you know where they get them from? Collect or from killed sharks?
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No, I don’t know that. I can get you the website address. It appears that the website deals with extinct Megalodon teeth. Just a quick link. I have no urge to shave with a sharks tooth, so I did not look very hard. http://www.sharksteeth.com/
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Me neither but think it’s funny :-). Thanks for sharing!
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