Like chestnuts, ergots and splint bones, wolf teeth in horses have become functionless in the course of evolution. Yet these pointed or peg-shaped curiosities can be surprisingly problematic. “Wolf ...
Imagine extracting a wayward tooth from a young horse more than two millennia before the discovery of laughing gas. It may sound like a Herculean task, but the ancient people of Mongolia figured it ...
Mongolian horse herders extract certain premolars, called wolf teeth, from the mouths of horses before the animals turn two years old, usually with the aid of a screwdriver. This form of equine ...
The earliest practice of horse dental care, most popularly known today as equine dentistry, took place in Mongolia more than 3,000 years ago, a study has revealed. Teeth Fossils Found In Burial Sites ...
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