Wild animals without teeth

Octopuses: They use their strong beaks to crack open the shells of their prey, such as shellfish.

Blue Whales: The largest mammal doesn’t have teeth. They use baleen plates to filter small fish and krill from the water.

Birds: Birds use their beaks to peck, tear, and swallow food.

Pangolins: They eat ants and termites by using their long tongue and a muscular stomach to break down food.

Spiders: These eight-legged creatures don’t have teeth. Instead, they have venom, which liquefies the tissue of their prey, allowing them to suck up their meal.

Platypuses: They grind food by hard pads in their mouths.