This document discusses the different types of teeth in various animals and their functions. It outlines that Tasmanian devils, whiptail wallabies, canefield rats, and humans all have incisors, premolars, canines, and molars, but that their diets differ with Tasmanian devils and lions being carnivores, whiptail wallabies being herbivores, and humans and canefield rats being omnivores. It also lists other animals such as sharks, crocodiles, elephants, and insects that have different tooth structures.

1. Teeth

2. Teeth and Their Functions

3. Tooth Structure

4. Tasmanian Devil - Carnivore = Incisors / premolars = Canines = Molars

5. Whiptail Wallaby - Herbivore = Incisors / premolars = Canines = Molars

6. Canefield Rat – Gnawing animal = Incisors / premolars = Canines = Molars

7. Human - Omnivore = Incisors / premolars = Canines = Molars

9. Shark

10. Crocodile

11. Rat

12. Lion

13. Elephant

14. Assassin beetle / Spider