Elephant – The Forest Toothbrush User

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Elephants take dental hygiene into their own trunks—literally! They use tree branches and leaves to rub their teeth, mimicking the effect of a natural toothbrush. These gentle giants have 4 massive molars, one in each quadrant of the mouth, which can grow up to 1 foot long. Their clever use of the environment helps keep their teeth clean and functioning despite their heavy, plant-based diet.

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