Sentence examples for ragged teeth from inspiring English sources

Their eye sockets were empty and their long ragged teeth were bared as if to scare away scavengers.

From its ragged teeth flows the Kong River, which you have to board a stuttering longtail boat to navigate.

If you really lucky though, one may just swim right up to your cage, open its wide jaw and show you its razor-sharp ragged teeth!

Since the age of 5 years, carious and ragged teeth and hair alopecia including loss of eyebrow appeared.

Going in closer on the wound, Sieswerda pointed out that it had ragged tooth marks on its edges and conformed in shape and size to the jaw structure of a shark.

Documented predators of this species include the broadnose sevengill shark (Notorynchus cepedianus) and the ragged tooth shark (Carcharias taurus).

Major predators of young sharks include the ragged tooth shark (Carcharias taurus), the great white shark (Carcharodon carcharias), the bull shark (C. leucas), and the tiger shark (Galeocerdo cuvier).

Wildman and Andersen have countless videos and photos like this, documenting their (entirely unarmed) quests down into the ocean where they come face to face with great whites, oceanic white tips, tiger sharks, hammerheads, whale sharks, bull sharks, and ragged tooth sharks, to name a few.

Also, certain shark species that pose little threat to bathers, such as ragged-tooth and spinner sharks, are seldom caught on drumlines.

"Jaws of the Pacific," on Thursday at 9 p.m., follows some of the world's nastiest sharks, including the nocturnal ragged-tooth shark and the great hammerhead, which sometimes joins other kinds of sharks in mass feedings of unsuspecting grouper bass.

Other common names for this species include Japanese ragged-tooth shark, Kamohara's sand-shark, and water crocodile.