Assertion: anteater | /r/HasAspect | no teeth
Facets:
value: unlike aardvarks
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: —they have no teeth.
text: Do anteaters have teeth?
text: Anteaters are ‘endentate’ – which is a scientific way of saying that they don’t have any teeth!
text: Anteaters have no teeth
text: Anteaters are edentate, which means they have no teeth.
text: The anteater has no teeth and is capable of very limited jaw movement.
text: Anteaters don’t chew, because they have no teeth.
text: Most anteaters either have no teeth.
text: Anteaters have acidic stomachs, high protein requirements, and no teeth.
text: The anteater has no teeth.
text: Anteaters have no teeth and males can weigh up to 90 lbs.
text: No, anteaters have no teeth at all.
text: All the species that are labeled as anteaters have no teeth and make use of their long tongues to catch ants and termites to swallow them.
text: They have no teeth and use their extremely long tongue to catch ants and termites.
text: —they have no teeth.
text: It has no teeth.
text: Anteaters are “edentate,” which means they have no teeth.
text: Anteaters are ‘edentates’, meaning they have no teeth.
text: Being an edentate animal, the anteater has no teeth.
text: All the species that are labeled as anteaters have no teeth and make use of their long tongues to catch ants and termites to swallow them.
text: Since anteaters have no teeth, they must use their long tongues to scoop up the ants and termites that make up the majority of their diet.
text: and unlike aardvarks, anteaters have no teeth.
text: Anteaters don’t have teeth.
text: They don’t even have teeth.