Assertion: shark's teeth | /r/HasProperty | sharp
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: with points
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: When they do find prey, they will use a tongue like muscle that comes out of the jaw to suck it into their front teeth which are very sharp.
text: Saw shark has long snout edged with sharp teeth which alternate in size (smaller teeth are inserted between larger teeth).
text: The lower teeth are particularly sharp.
text: A shark’s teeth are so sharp they can penetrate almost anything!
text: The teeth of this species of shark are extremely sharp.
text: A shark’s teeth are sharp and triangular and grow throughout its life.
text: Some sharks are able to bite their prey in half using their sharp teeth.
text: Sharks are known for their sharp teeth and unique jaws.
text: Though many associate all sharks as a generality by their big bodies and many rows of sharp, serrated teeth, not all sharks have sharp teeth, and many shark species don’t even really need their teeth.
text: They have teeth that are very long and sharp with points.
text: Technically, sharks are a suborder of fish whose skeletons are made out of cartilage rather than bone; sharks are also distinguished by their streamlined, hydrodynamic shapes, sharp teeth, and sandpaper-like skin.
text: They have very large teeth that are also sharp.
text: Sharks are known for their sharp teeth and unique jaws.
text: It is a shark, but not the kind that wants to sink its sharp teeth into your leg.
text: Great white sharks have sharp teeth, are about 12 feet long, and can weigh 3,000 pounds.