Sentence examples for long fangs from inspiring English sources

It has remarkably long fangs and is said to eject twice as much venom as any other Australian snake.

The name viperfish comes from the long fangs that protrude from the upper and lower jaws, used to firmly grip struggling prey.

The long-toothed pipistrelle bat, which has long fangs, faces the loss of its habitat in Laos to dam construction and quarrying.

An upcoming jewelry offering from Disney's fashion collection for young men is a ring that depicts a rabid-looking Mickey Mouse with freakish long fangs.

As he brushed the tarantula along, encouraging it to climb the leg of his pants, he described how tarantulas use their long fangs to inject paralyzing venom into their prey.

Representations of a rain god wearing a peculiar mask, with large round eyes and long fangs, date at least to the Teotihuacán culture of the highlands (3rd to 8th century ad).

Her eyes are fearsome, her nose long and crooked, and some of her long fang-like teeth have fallen out, leaving her smile with gaps.

If you cut like a bar with a long fang at each end, you can stick the bar above your front teeth, under your upper lip.

The Gaboon viper also possesses the longest fangs of any snake, measuring up to 4 cm (1.6 inches) long.

At several points, we meet a pair of lumpen travelling salesmen who carry a pathetic range of novelty items in their valise: a set of vampire teeth "with extra-long fangs", a bag that emits a manic cackle and the grotesque mask of 'Uncle One-Tooth'.

The results, published online this week in Paleobiology, reveal that the species with the longest fangs tend to have sturdier bones in their forelimbs, which, according to the trends seen in modern cats, indicates greater forelimb strength.