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![]() ![]() Sections ![]() Adoption Behavior Care Chapters Health Links Pictures & Fun About HRS Headquarters Site Help Other Indexes ![]() What's New? What's Popular? FAQs HRJ Articles Opinion True Stories Kids Vets New Bunny Site Map Contact Us... | How many teeth does a rabbit have? (Answer to Pop Quiz) ![]() The correct answer is c) 28 Rabbits have four incisors, two on the top, and two on the bottom. Right behind the top incisor teeth are two small peg-like teeth called auxiliary incisors or "peg teeth". In addition, rabbits have cheek teeth that they use to grind their food. These are the 6 upper premolars, the 4 lower premolars, 6 upper molars and 6 lower molars. For more info on rabbit teeth, check out the oral health care article from the 3-9 issue of House Rabbit Journal. Ready to try another question? True or False? Rabbits are herbivores. Click here for the answer... |
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