The fang of a saber-toothed cat fitting perfectly into the puncture wound of a fellow saber-toothed cat.
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The most commonly known genus of saber-toothed cats is the saber-toothed tiger, which was comparable in size to the modern African lion.
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Dr. Fitzgerald identified the teeth as belonging to a type of mega-toothed shark called the great jagged narrow toothed-shark, or Carcharocles angustidens.
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The prey of toothed whales changed or disappeared, forcing them to find new prey, which resulted in the transition from toothed to suction feeding, the researchers speculate.
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The finding suggests saber-toothed fangs were indeed strong enough to penetrate bone, while shedding new light onto their social behavior, namely that saber-toothed cats fought amongst themselves.
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" Jay breaks into a rare, full-toothed smile, "Just kidding.
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Ancient mammal species, like the saber-toothed cat, once roamed here.
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Despite the broken arm, she also had a gap-toothed grin.
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I don't brush my hair — I use a wide-toothed comb.
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Sharp-toothed monsters and mutated cowboys eat pancakes and human flesh.
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Sperm whales are the largest toothed predators on Earth right now.
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It has touches of former elegance: Corinthian columns, a toothed cornice.
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It takes fine-toothed data that most hospitals simply don't have.
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We&aposre going to go over it with a fine toothed comb.
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We're going through our tools and approach with a fine-toothed comb.
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In the Lego set, the mammoth and saber-toothed cat look alive.
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I have three; a wide toothed, a bristly comb and a brush.
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And that villain is platinum blonde, tattooed, and chip-toothed: Justin Bieber.
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The thin but rugged toothed blade only adds to the digging power.
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" The Rag noted male castration fears arising from tales of "toothed vagina.
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Both Lindsay and her runner-up, Peter Kraus, had gap-toothed smiles.
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The sale's top lot, a saber-toothed cat, sold for £2.53,500 (~$82,600).
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Thief is snaggle-toothed, with too much hair growing in weird places.
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The Insta-ready menu includes everything a sweet-toothed Disney fan could want.
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My guess is, your one-toothed cat may not be killing any animals.
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Four modern saw-toothed skylights like those in old factories top one roof.
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People cheat because they are no longer running away from sabre-toothed tigers.
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The solitary pair were "found associating with rough-toothed dolphins," the report read.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "They really went over this thing with a no-toothed comb.
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In particular, the nutria, an orange-toothed river rat found in southern Russia.
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Scientists knew saber-toothed tigers were big — and then they found this skull.
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A snarling swarm of razor-toothed green monsters is hot on his heels.
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For sweet-toothed daredevils, we recommend giving the Chunky Purple Potato Sauce a try.
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Nor was it exactly a rough-toothed dolphin, which are common to the area.
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Slick Woods has a huge reason to show off her signature gap-toothed smile!
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The project used 3D printing to make small clips that grab a toothed actuator.
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The sweet-toothed can see chocolatiers or chocolate makers at work and taste samples.
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"1 million and I'll fight that horse toothed hoe in the ring," Bregoli tweeted.
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Sweet-toothed Europeans need not panic: the Nutella supply is probably not at risk.
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A gap-toothed Prince George looked nautical in his striped top and captain's hat.
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The jaws of saber-toothed cats could be opened to a 90-degree angle.
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ICE AGE: COLLISION COURSE Little Scrat, the saber-toothed squirrel, loves acorns too much.
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Gold-toothed pop-rapper Post Malone has spent the past few weeks dodging Death.
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This is the first confirmed hybrid between rough-toothed dolphins and melon-headed whales.
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Trilobites The razor-toothed predators are fierce, but scientists found that they're real homebodies.
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This fang-toothed monster, the Sloane's viperfish (Chauliodus sloani), could fit inside your hand.
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He said I had a funny smile, not bad, just gap-toothed and sweet.
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They have to use other techniques to check if the sharp-toothed fish are pregnant.
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ONE night in April 1958, the cold war was broken by a gap-toothed smile.
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It popped up midday Tuesday and people immediately noticed the giant orange, buck-toothed figure.
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Mr Guo is an impish little dumpling of a man, bald, brown-toothed and jolly.
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Beneath her saw-toothed cunning is a person still capable of real feeling, including love.
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The species is a relative of modern toothed whales like dolphins, porpoises and sperm whales.
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Solar panels will cover the saw-toothed roof, providing 60 percent of the building's energy.
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Being young in 2017 can be tough; the world is a hard, sharp-toothed place.
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Williams has a round face and a gap-toothed smile, offset by fashionable rectangular glasses.
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On Ellen in 2010, she also shared a gap-toothed photo of herself at the dentist.
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The hybrid, pictured again in the foreground, was fathered by a rough-toothed dolphin, scientists said.
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He flashed a gap-toothed smile, unself-conscious about wearing a dress shirt tucked into shorts.
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The team tagged various species, including commonly seen rough-toothed dolphins and rarer melon-headed whales.
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His only clear features are the whites of his eyes, and his broad, gap-toothed smile.
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I'm a gap-toothed man and I was blown away by his specific and vivid imagery.
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Sperm whales, which are listed as an endangered species, are the largest of the toothed whales.
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She would have slept in trees to remain safe from giant predators like sabre-toothed cats.
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Most whales and dolphins vocalize, but dolphins and toothed whales mostly make clicking and whistling sounds.
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Harry caught a sharped-toothed catfish as he and Meghan shared a joke, one onlooker said.
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One of the twins showed off a wide gap-toothed smile as he walked down the aisle.
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Male rough‐toothed dolphins displayed significantly more aggressive behaviors than females, with no other sex differences noted.
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It's further evidence that the exaggerated fangs of saber-toothed cats were strong enough to penetrate bone.
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The pointy-toothed prehistoric animal is thought to be a distant cousin of the giant Tyrannosaurus rex.
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"We're going to be going through the neighborhood with a fine-toothed comb," spokesperson Reginald Williams said.
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And if you make it, you're a lot more likely to catch sweet-toothed friends than flies.
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His uncles wearing nothing but nametags around their necks, lying in a ditch of saw-toothed rocks.
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It's a golden age for baking in Britain, both for pastries and for their sweet-toothed fans.
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A Good Appetite The first time I encountered a snacking cake, I was a sweet-toothed teenager.
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But just as you're lolling complacently in your chair, a saw-toothed observation startles you to attention.
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He whines about presidential duties like Fred Flintstone being asked to take out the saber-toothed cat.
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While not an actual toothed vagina, the Greek figure of the Gorgon is representative of the concept.
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Darren's mother was a tiny, soot-toothed Scottish woman with matted hair and boots like Soviet tanks.
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One of the twins showed off a memorable wide gap-toothed smile as he walked down the aisle.
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But the discovery suggests instead that modern baleen whales and modern toothed whales lost the hind limbs independently.
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The sweet-toothed thieves allegedly used another trailer or van to tow the trailer away on Saturday night.
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You should watch the whole video and pull it apart — frame by frame — with a fine-toothed comb.
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Last but not least, lay your edges using a small, fine-toothed brush or, you know, a toothbrush.
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My partner in news is making sure I go over my scripts with a fine toothed comb because….
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Great Jagged Narrow-Toothed sharks grew up to and surpassed 30 feet in length, roaming the ancient seas.
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But"—here he showed me his white-toothed grin—"I can't date a dental hygienist and a cardiologist.
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Its name, Atopodentatus unicus, which is Latin for "unique strangely toothed," provides a clue to its puzzled past.
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Musandam consists mostly of rocky, saw-toothed, blackish-yellow crags that tumble abruptly down into white sandy beaches.
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Indeed, a mix between a rough-toothed dolphin and a melon-headed whale was spotted near Kauai, Hawaii.
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"Untitled (How Does It Feel)" starts innocently, panning from the singer's neat cornrows to his gap-toothed smirk.
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From the ankle down—and approaching me—any number of small, finely sharply toothed rakes are at work.
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In an excellent new documentary for PBS's FRONTLINE, journalist James Jacoby examines Amazon with a fine toothed-comb.
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And the kids also named great white shark, panda, wolf, elephant and saber-toothed cat among their favorites.
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They're lovingly cared for, with names like Steel Beaver, Excalibur, Triple-Toothed Jack, CrOss-Exist, and Ally McSteel.
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They gushed about their daughters and posted photos of the little girls' gap-toothed grins and funny dances.
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Populations of rare alpine water skinks and broad-toothed rats are declining as the brumbies degrade their habitats.
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On her first go, she knocks down all but two gap-toothed pins on opposite sides of the lane.
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Instead, the lone melon-headed whale and the hybrid were found swimming near a group of rough-toothed dolphins.
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The most recent discovery is the first known pairing of a melon-headed whale and a rough-toothed dolphin.
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It's partly due to her smile, that big-mouthed, big-toothed all-American grin that brightens up every scene.
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But at a discount rate of 4%, today's sweet-toothed rational actor would be willing to forgo just two.
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Given her size, predators such as hyenas, jackals and saber-toothed cats would have posed a threat to Lucy.
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He was a pearly toothed Democratic young gun when Delaware made him one of the youngest senators in history.
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So you'll find a gap-toothed skull and plenty of bacteria, like the ones that cause plague and leprosy.
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Stockily built, with watchful hooded eyes and a friendly gap-toothed smile, Mr Mnangagwa is viewed as a pragmatist.
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Saber-toothed cats disappeared around 11,000 years ago, but these fearsome predators dominated Pleistocene landscapes for millions of years.
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The new study suggests the same sort of thing occurred among the saber-toothed cats, but that remains speculation.
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This evidence suggests that saber-toothed cats could possibly have used their bone-penetrating fangs to take down prey.
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While it may look too pretty to eat, sweet-toothed chocolate fans will want to break into them, ASAP.
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Great Jagged Narrow-Toothed sharks were the top predators of their time, having lived approximately 25 million years ago.
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One was broad-faced, gap-toothed and almost bald; the other was swarthy, with bushy black brows and hair.
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Toothed birds vanished along with the dinosaurs and many other species after an asteroid impact 66 million years ago.
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You'll see his signature gap-toothed smile in the most unlikely spots—he gets out and knows his shit.
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Meanwhile the photo of the gap-toothed royal in the green polo shirt was taken on a family holiday.
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The saber-toothed cat lived over 50 million years ago across Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, and South America.
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The five-acre property is visited by bobcats, coyote, quail, rattlesnakes and the hairy, sharp-toothed animals called javelina.
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But you probably eat mice yourself when you run out of possum, you monster truck-loving, buck-toothed hillbilly.
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With opponents and fools, she's the Tasmanian Devil, whirling and sharp-toothed and dangerous to anyone in her path.
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There are no zoning laws: strip clubs sit next to churches, shining skyscrapers next to gap-toothed convenience stores.
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Vaginas growing with flora, bubble-blowing breasts, toothed and monolithic beasts: the body parts here are sensuous and ridiculous.
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One of the twins even grabbed headlines after showing off a wide gap-toothed smile as he entered the chapel.
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The Kyoto-inspired Michelin star restaurant in Mayfair has pulled out all the stops to attract the sweet-toothed diners.
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And yet every October, it fills candy bowls, trick-or-treat bags and the mouths of sweet-toothed snackers everywhere.
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These dinosaurs were extremely bird-like—and in fact, Jianianhualong tengi would have looked like a toothed, long-tailed chicken!
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Airbnb is offering thrill-seekers the chance to spend the night under the watchful eye of 35 sharp-toothed sharks.
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Original details include dark pine-paneled walls and two rows of windows, the topmost cut in a saw-toothed design.
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We have evidence for 4 different baleen whale species, and at least 2 toothed whale [dolphin or orca-like] species.
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It's Willem's own mother, in fact (an increasingly creepy Sean Young) who has interrupted the silver-toothed sociopath's latest assignation.
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That name alone conjures up adventure: white-toothed mountains and deep green valleys, wide open slopes and tough highland people.
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She was known to love the color purple and flash her gap-toothed smile around the halls of the shelter.
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The top floor of the turbine hall soars 25 feet to a saw-toothed roof currently open to the sky.
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Biologists in Florida euthanized a baby rough-toothed dolphin with two plastic bags and a shredded balloon in its stomach.
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Image: Johan LindgrenIchthyosaurs were contemporaneous to dinosaurs, but they were strikingly similar in appearance to modern toothed whales, most especially dolphins.
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But in a post-saber-toothed-tiger era, we get easily annoyed, worried and distracted by a lot of extraneous noise.
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The Indians have been using the mascot, which depicts a red-faced, big-toothed caricature of a Native American, since 1947.
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Sufjan's music, often morose and beautiful, combined with his face — gap-toothed and boyish, make him the perfect, sexy, sad boy.
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JL: They saw one in the wild and it's a mix between a melon-headed whale and a rough-toothed dolphin.
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So charities attract donations with pictures of smiling gap-toothed children, rather than spreadsheets showing how they actually spend their money.
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Image: Nicolas R. ChimentoAn analysis of two punctured saber-toothed cat skulls suggests these extinct creatures engaged in intra-species combat.
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What can I tell you about the 20 hours I spent running through primeval forests, chasing down a saber-toothed tiger?
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Follow up with a fine-toothed comb to drag the rest of the product through to the middle of your head.
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The man took a particular interest in the toothed metal rings that lock the bottles when the cap is twisted shut.
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The whales have been in decline for decades, largely because the nutritious salmon the toothed-cetaceans rely on have been overfished.
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It proceeds to transform Kent into a sharp-toothed demon who murders and eats young children, and then regurgitates their bones.
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In the meantime, Ball says clinics all across the country are going over their own protocols with a fine-toothed comb.
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His sister (maybe?) Max (Sadie Sink) is a Dig Dug savant, and the obsession of Lucas and the newly toothed Dustin.
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During the era in which the saber-toothed cats lived, the tar pits were death traps for predators and prey alike.
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The last of this family of bony-toothed birds died out 2.5 million years ago, before the evolution of modern humans.
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In only two states, California and Hawaii, is it illegal to keep the playful, if sharp-toothed, cousin of the weasel.
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I had by then had only a glancing familiarity with Alfred's cartoon face as the grinning, gap-toothed mascot of MAD magazine.
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On April 23, a baby female rough-toothed dolphin had a piece of a balloon and two plastic bags in its stomach.
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The group's most famous member is the Carcharodontosaurus, whose name, meaning "shark-toothed lizard", was chosen due to its flesh-tearing efficiency.
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First of all, Putin reigns only so long as he can pacify, balance, and over-awe Russia's sharp-toothed and unforgiving elite.
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While in the shower with your conditioner still in, use a wide-toothed comb to gently brush your hair section by section.
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Right away, we learn that our frizzy-haired, buck-toothed, original DGAF boss bitch grows up to be the Minister of Magic.
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The hard-drinking, disobedient, buck-toothed princess Bean has a love interest and a narrative that pushes her into action and excitement.
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Just you try attaching a radio transmitter or drawing a tube of blood from a two-ton, razor-toothed, meat-seeking missile.
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I'm not ashamed to say that—as a buck toothed, chubby and nervous 13 year old kid—Limp Bizkit were my life.
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Mr Bowie grew up as David Jones, a sharp-toothed kid from dull suburban Bromley whose parents held no aspirations for him.
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A female rough-toothed dolphin calf was also reportedly found to have two plastic bags and a balloon fragment in her stomach.
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In our world, vinyl has become associated with a kind of snaggle-toothed elitism we could quite happily and readily do without.
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Were you going over everything with a fine-toothed comb, or was it all just happening naturally for you at that time?
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Respective wars on women around the world are deeply rooted in the persistent myth of the toothed vagina and what it represents.
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So there is no better time to rewatch Tidying Up and going through your home with the Konmari method's fine toothed comb.
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When it ended only 11,700 years ago, mega-fauna like saber-toothed cats had died out while humanity had inherited the Earth.
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It also offers an opportunity to make chocolate chips into a happy face, should you want to amuse those sweet-toothed adults.
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For over 30 years, Mr. Combs fixed continuous miners, gargantuan jagged-toothed machines, and dusty shuttle cars deep in the mines' reaches.
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There's a nice scene in the movie "Ice Age," in which a saber-toothed tiger is trying to amuse a human infant.
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They are echoed in the jagged graphite lines, like tiny hackles, of the sharp-toothed dogs that stand guard in the foreground.
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Biologists in Florida last month euthanized a baby rough-toothed dolphin with two plastic bags and a shredded balloon in its stomach.
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In the case of whales, paleontologists have been searching for an intermediate species of whale positioned between toothed whales and filter-feeding whales.
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Specimens fill the on-site museum, including the three most common animals found in the pits: dire wolves, saber-toothed cats and coyotes.
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Amid the semi-ruins, desperate snaggle-toothed contestants compete in a quasi-legal, to-the-death road race for a $10 million prize.
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In fact, as the two boys carried Meghan's train down the aisle, Brian went viral after showing off his adorable gap-toothed smile.
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I'm a girl from Brooklyn with a buzzcut fade and gap-toothed grin — and I want girls like me to feel beautiful, too!
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But to get those intimate shot of lions and leopards, he would need to crawl up right next to their sharp-toothed faces.
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Like giant squids, krakens probably live in perpetual darkness, hunting fish and marine invertebrates, and fearing nothing save the occasional toothed whale encounter.
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Sweet-toothed doughnut fans might just have a new purpose in life this Easter with another tantalizing treat hitting the streets of London.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - In a dream mix for sweet-toothed fashionistas, models strutted the catwalk in Brussels draped in fanciful clothes made with chocolate.
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After each visit, review your bills with a fine-toothed comb to make sure you aren't being charged for services you never received.
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The hardest part was creating the escapement, the toothed "fork" that releases and grabs the balance wheel as it spins back and forth.
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"Is Ben Sasse saying 'oats' or 'odes' with his overbite, buck-toothed self?" he recites, breaking down in chuckles at the put-down.
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Here's the first US designed can opener: The classic toothed-wheel crank design most people use today was created shortly after, in 1925.
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Reaching lengths of up to 10 feet, the razor-toothed monitor lizards hunt deer in packs and have even attacked humans on occasion.
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That's because we tend to be an anxious species, always on the lookout for the saber-toothed tiger behind the tree, he added.
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Gendry-Kim can capture Lee's gap toothed raucousness as a girl on one page, and on the next plunge us fully into nightmare.
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They found signs of damage on about 4 percent of the saber-toothed cat bones and 3 percent of the dire wolf bones.
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"The time in Mexico is helping me a lot," said Castillo, who is slim with wavy brown hair and a gap-toothed grin.
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Addressing the crowd, Mr. Höcke looked every inch the ordinary German politician, besuited and with a white-toothed grin and an unseasonable tan.
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The young pig-tailed, gap-toothed girl kept a harrowing log of the conflict on Twitter with the help of her mother, Fatemah Alabed.
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"The new study says no, and argues that similar structures also existed in ancient toothed whales that clearly did not filter feed," said Marx.
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Dire wolves, saber-toothed cats and lions would creep up on their trapped prey but they too would become stuck in the liquid asphalt.
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Soaring cocoa, dairy and nut prices forced some in recent years to raise prices, but the sticker shock for sweet-toothed shoppers hurt sales.
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The hybrid was especially rare because of its melon-headed genes: The toothed-whales are rarely seen in these Hawaiian waters, the researchers wrote.
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One could and is arguing that our nation's obsession with what some might call "angry, toothed dolphins" began after Stephen Spielberg's 1975 thriller Jaws.
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Dating back to the mid-Cretaceous some 100 million years ago, these flat-toothed, herbivorous creatures foraged as they stood on their hind limbs.
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It is far less interesting than that, because all it does is feed into the thing that's gutting club culture—sneering, yellow-toothed elitism.
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There are glimpses of powered armor, massive, crumbling ruins tinged with a future tech vibe, and some manner of sharp-toothed, dinosaur-looking creature.
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A bonafide capital-G fang-toothed Guitar Solo prowled through the end of the set, a Steadman sketch of Thin Lizzy jaywalking Abbey Road.
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A young sperm whale, the largest toothed predator on Earth and an endangered species, washed up on the beach in southeastern Spain in February.
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The pock-eyed, buck-toothed skeleton balances itself on a slight bamboo reed while standing upon what appears to be an overturned honey pot.
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The villain of these passages is a brown-toothed hustler of the sort that Willem Dafoe could have played in a David Lynch film.
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If I follow the mantras of my TV poker heroes, like snaggle-toothed former drug case pariah Justin Schwartz, could I too win big?
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Coyote comes upon a woman and her two beautiful, dangerous daughters rumored to be man-eating all over the countryside with their toothed vaginas.
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You might be allowed to choose between grooming with a fine-toothed comb or a wipe-down with boiled water steeped with Chinese herbs.
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Two nights later, the Himalayan climbers are deep in the Tatras, taking a conditioning climb up the Monk, a saw-toothed 6,23-foot peak.
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Anyways, I bust out laughing mid-thrust at the damn saber-toothed squirrel, and losing all focus on the task at hand, blew that too.
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Even big names from Marvel's top competitors came out in droves to show solidarity with Antos and her sweet-toothed crew through the #MakeMineMilkshake hashtag.
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The genetic research indicated the male hybrid was likely a product of a female melon-headed whale and a male rough-toothed dolphin mating together.
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This animal was a filter-feeder, anchoring itself to the seafloor with hooks while it combed the water for food using its toothed front limbs.
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For good measure I would add that for British voters, the description "presidential" remained a put-down of a certain, gleaming-toothed style of politics.
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" My go-to tools are… "A wide toothed comb, and I definitely use kind of a small wand if I want to tighten up curls.
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A healthy adult rough-toothed weighs 350 pounds and is 8 feet 6 inches in length, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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This is despite the fact that Lisa's deathly afraid of having just a couple of metal bars separating her from the sharp-toothed great whites.
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His snaggle-toothed grin had graced the cover of TIME magazine; he turned up playing himself in a Hollywood film, The Prizefighter and the Lady.
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Arizona, with its searing deserts and saw-toothed mountains, has long been a Republican bastion, a place of conservative-leaning politics and liberal gun laws.
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The "Hydrolok" zipper is the same jagged-toothed zipper that comes on Yeti's Hopper coolers, if you're familiar with those, and it's just as tough.
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And because toothed whales like narwhals use sounds to orient themselves, Dr. Blackwell worries this potential activity will disturb the narwhal's acoustic way of life.
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He prefers a "march of bone smashers from the north," who arrived in a predator-rich land teeming with saber-toothed tigers and other creatures.
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The sawtooth-edged cape collar was modeled after saw-toothed collars and cuffs in portraits by the 22015th-century Flemish painter Sir Anthony Van Dyck.
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There, men in fluorescent orange jackets, dwarfed by the sheer stone walls, cut straight blocks 20213 feet deep with diamond-toothed power saws and wires.
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It also has a retro saber-toothed tiger head on one shoulder and a guitar fretboard on the interior collar to honor the Music City.
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He stapled and sealed the pouch with a device that looked like a saw-toothed pair of shears, leaving a shiny metallic edge of staples.
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The researchers believe that speed was key to the bird's survival because its bones were found alongside those of giant cheetahs, hyenas and sabre-toothed cats.
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They chased down the earthquake-yawning sloth, an ice-breathing komodo dragon, an immortal jellyfish, and for the grand finale, a goddamn prehistoric saber-toothed tiger.
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And TMCM's creator frequently appears: Wheeler draws himself as a square-toothed hulk straining for unique ideas and being taunted by his readers for becoming popular.
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The screenshot circulating the web finds Meghan just out of focus in the foreground as he adorably photobombs behind her with a giant gap-toothed grin.
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Its shocking imagery and the juxtaposition of Glover's big-toothed smile with unflinching violence playing out behind it caused the video to rocket around the internet.
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Due to its huge size, it's recommended you have either a gargantuan stomach, or a couple of sweet-toothed friends to help you tackle the beast.
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We always knew saber-toothed cats were intimidating, but this paper—along with the striking skulls image above—suddenly makes them seem a lot more terrifying.
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As the film opens with O'Keefe and her stepbrother Brad in a paddling pool, we learn her secret—she has vagina dentata ("toothed vagina" in Latin).
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Warner Brothers dropped the first trailer for The Meg on Monday, giving us a look at the sea-dwelling, razor-toothed antagonist in all its glory.
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The guy grabs his pizza, smiling a gleaming, gold-toothed smile and giving a wink that almost has me swooning like a 1950s damsel in distress.
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A family of the bushy-tailed, chisel-toothed mammals sabotaged Paul Ryan's Chevy Suburban recently, chewing through the wiring and leaving his SUV totaled, NPR reports.
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As melting ice opens east Greenland to petroleum prospectors and cruises, scientists are rushing to study the noises made by a remote population of toothed whales.
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Over the last decade, DeSantis used a dentistry approach to study the teeth of now-extinct predators like saber-toothed cats, dire wolves and American lions.
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As to why toothed whales abandoned biting and chewing in favor of sucking, the researchers say it was a transition forced upon them by a changing environment.
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He's feeling a smidge self-conscious though: The other week he had white ceramic braces fixed to neaten his smile (he'll be retaining that front-toothed gap).
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Interestingly, Inermorostrum appeared just four million years after the emergence of its toothed whale ancestor, which suggests this echolocating species evolved its suction-feeding characteristics rather quickly.
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Her eldest, 7-year-old Bana, has become a gap-toothed, pigtailed embodiment of the human toll this grinding conflict has had on the children of Syria.
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Patrick the wombat, a beloved resident of the Ballarat Wildlife Park in Victoria, Australia, was adored the world over for his buck-toothed smile and winning personality.
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Think of it as an anthropological study that future generations can revisit and marvel at the gleaming, whale-toothed grilles on the autos their ancestors drove. Smile!
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And it all started nearly four decades ago because a snaggle-toothed skydiver and a handful of followers had the idea to jump off a cliff. Why?
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But it is not true that he "grew up as David Jones, a sharp-toothed kid from dull suburban Bromley whose parents held no aspirations for him".
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With a cheery, crooked-toothed grin, Abu Sin has been trying to steal the heart of a 21-year-old American YouTuber named Christina Crockett for months.
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Fossils like those of Ichthyornis and Cretaceous toothed diving bird Hesperornis were cited by 19th century naturalist Charles Darwin as strong support for his theory of evolution.
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Finally, "use a wide-toothed comb to gently lift your roots," advises hairstylist Anu Prestonia, a natural hair expert and owner of Khamit Kinks salon in Brooklyn.
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"Magicians were on duty," Dr. Rodchenkov said, suspecting that F.S.B. officers had studied the toothed metal rings that lock the bottle when the cap is twisted shut.
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But the pugnacious aircraft's fearsome firepower, shark-toothed visage, and successful track record saving ground troops time and time again has earned it a fervent fan base.
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But the sweet-toothed theft could have huge consequences — because Grimes has prior convictions, the crime carries a possible sentence of 20 years to life in prison.
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Because I am a pastry chef myself, and a notoriously sweet-toothed being with an insatiable appetite for cakes, my bond with Helen was immediate and firm.
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From elsewhere, it unfurls, its saw-toothed balconies, angled toward the Hudson, making hundreds of facets in the stainless-steel skin, which shimmer with the changing light.
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Pay no attention to any tough-guy vibe in photos of him; do not be alarmed by the sharp-toothed cat on the back of his head.
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When the independent pharmacists descended on Capitol Hill in late April, they came with a brochure depicting benefit managers as sharp-toothed dogs, grabbing bags of money.
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They advised O'Connor to use a "finer toothed comb" and conduct a more "searching inquiry" into which provisions Congress intended to be inseverable from the individual mandate.
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The house was built in 240 by Cornelis Cool, a Dutchman, in the Dutch style, with Dutch doors and saw-toothed shapes in the gables called vlechtingen.
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In addition to fossils of the giant bird, paleontologists have uncovered the remains of saber-toothed cats, antelope, bison, hyenas, and other Pleistocene animals in the cave system.
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As such, Maiabalaena nesbittae, meaning "mother whale," represents an intermediate stage between ancient toothed whales and modern filter-feeders, according to new research published today in Current Biology.
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The female rough-toothed dolphin was found stranded on Fort Myers Beach on April 20203 with a piece of a balloon and two plastic bags in its stomach.
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And indeed, this is not a completely wild assertion; previous fossil evidence has already hinted that saber-toothed cats hunted the giant armadillo-like glyptodonts in this fashion.
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Mally Mall thinks State Farm makes for a terrible neighbor, claiming the insurance company's screwing him out of big bucks ... like $300k for his saber-toothed tiger head!!!
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Bakers and spettkaka enthusiasts recommend a fine-toothed saw for cutting it up and then serving it with vanilla ice cream, fruit compote, and coffee on the side.
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Hopefully, they'll get a clearer picture of how in the actual hell he managed to kill an 80-pound, fang-toothed cougar using nothing but his bare hands.
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Elsewhere in Asia, Heineken is growing in new markets like Myanmar, and expanding newer products such as non-alcoholic beer and cider, popular with sweet-toothed Asian drinkers.
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And even the most modest woman's option here was a playhouse — a humble Teva-like sandal slapped onto a thick saw-toothed sole, with gold clasps astride it.
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Her nickname is given to her by a flirtatious friend of Valera's, who also praises her looks: a "cake-box appeal," partly spoiled by a gap-toothed grin.
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Point guard Ricky Rubio, who qualifies as a long-toothed veteran at 220 years old on this team, combines Trans Continental Records hair with deft, no-look assists.
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They do so through the Cascadia Research Collective, which conducts photo identification, genetic analyzes, and acoustic monitoring to determine the abundance of odontocetes, also known as toothed whales.
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For years, Bangkok eateries tended to stick to a similar list of popular staples, often drowned with extra sugar to cater to the city's famously sweet-toothed urbanites.
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He tried lying a few times about little things and gave himself away with an adorable cheeky-toothed grin, as if it was his first day of kindergarten.
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In the Indian state Madhya Pradesh, one of the most popular tales involves a Brahmin who is convinced his love interest is a possessor of a toothed vagina.
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The city is tattered at the edges, a few buildings lie gape-toothed and abandoned, a motel stands vacant, and a single movie theater shows a single movie.
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Being unfriended on Facebook doesn't make you more vulnerable to attack by saber-toothed tiger, but our bodies may still be responding as they did 60,000 years ago.
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In the works are offshoot films like "Silver & Black," about the female superheroes Silver Sable and Black Cat, and "Venom," with Tom Hardy playing that razor-toothed antihero.
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For the saiga, an ancient animal that once roamed the grasslands of the world with the woolly mammoth and the saber-toothed tiger, the outbreak was potentially catastrophic.
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That way she could have reconnected with this animal trainer about having a tiger — with capped teeth, preferably, to evoke the Predators' saber-toothed mascot — joining the performance.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission takes a fine-toothed comb through any suspicious activity, but rarely do allegations include a suspect searching online how to avoid the agency.
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Over the course of about one minute, the dancers are made to look like skulls with empty eye sockets, big-toothed clowns, and terrifying dolls with their jaws unhinged.
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In the trailer, a chip-toothed Tatum introduces himself as Jody and has some words with Samuel L. Jackson's Major Marquis Warren, a former union soldier turned bounty hunter.
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The razor-toothed, spindle-legged interlopers are frightening, but it's almost creepier to watch Blunt and Krasinski's characters calmly prepare to muffle the first cries of their newborn child.
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Contestants must submit a 50- to 550-word essay by 11:59PM CET on April 3rd, describing themselves and why they deserve to sleep with the sharp-toothed animals.
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These fans have been going over every inch of this game with a fine toothed comb, looking for anything out of place, and have latched onto the character models.
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This emotional saw-toothed action has done some good by skimming away excessive investor optimism, compressing equity valuation and driving professional-investor positioning from heedless aggression to chastened caution.
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When the gang leader asks him how old he is, he grins a gap-toothed grin and says he's eighty-five, probably, or else eighty-six, he's not sure.
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Nicknamed "the runt" by his siblings, buck-toothed Bobby was easily outshined by older brothers Jack and Joe Jr. and other family standouts who radiated Kennedy promise and personality.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. I'm not ashamed to say that—as a buck toothed, chubby and nervous 13 year old kid—Limp Bizkit were my life.
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Compelled by the rotten toothed-five-year-olds uncovered in his Jamie's Sugar Rush documentary last year, the chef launched a new campaign for a tax on sugary drinks.
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The great disruptor, though, is E. coli, personified as a sharp-toothed, shrieking kraken that bursts from the earth's core to grab at fish, its reach swift and deadly.
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Her gap toothed smile and blue green eyes were magic in front of the camera but it's always been her revealing candor that proves how unique she truly is.
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The saber-toothed cat most likely suffered damage to its lower back while it twisted and turned trying to wrestle large prey to the ground with its massive forelimbs.
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" They said he must "employ a finer-toothed comb" for "a more searching inquiry into which provisions of the ACA Congress intended to be inseverable from the individual mandate.
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The ensemble is topnotch, including Olivia Colman as the stepmonster and Jamie Demetriou as a hapless, logorrheic, funky-toothed but somehow lovable documentarian whom Fleabag meets on a bus.
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The same can not be said for toothed cetaceans (think whales and dolphins) as they produce sounds in their nasal passages, thus making Wikie's audible performance even more remarkable.
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And to be sure, it has some cool moments and shots (Euron landing on deck on his giant, toothed boarding rail; a giant missile whooshing right by Yara's head).
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The security consultant told me, "We haven't had the time to do the fine-toothed comb kinds of things we normally want to do," like an in-depth forensic analysis.
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Modern dolphins, with their long toothy snouts, are good at catching fish, but as Boessenecker points out, short snouts, which typically appear in toothed whales, are good for suction feeding.
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You can order a custom chocolate bar mold with a name, a logo, a message, or a basic graphic, whatever you think your sweet-toothed friend will love the most.
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The spiky-toothed host of the Blood Drive, Julian Slink (Colin Cunningham), spends most of episode 2 in the lobby of Heart's offices, worried that he's about to be fired.
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But unlike the birds that poop on your car, this bird was beakless, toothed, had claws on its wings, and a different arrangement of bones in its ankles, said McKellar.
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Slick Woods — a Black, shaven-headed, gap-toothed, heavily pregnant model — is on the new cover of Elle UK. Barbie Ferreira is on the covers of Oyster and Masthead magazines.
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Nutella, invented by family-owned firm Ferrero, is a favorite among sweet-toothed youngsters at home and abroad and generates annual sales of more than 2 billion euros ($2.3 billion).
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This is only sort of an Avegant Glyph review What can I tell you about the 20 hours I spent running through primeval forests, chasing down a saber-toothed tiger?
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Nutella, invented by family-owned firm Ferrero, is a favorite among sweet-toothed youngsters at home and abroad and generates annual sales of more than 2 billion euros ($2.3 billion).
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Behind this shark-toothed pic is one of Hollywood's funniest females ... Put your skills to the test and see if you can guess the leading lady in the fanged photo!
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Mr. Rose is one of very few vocalists whose range encompasses the saw-toothed shrillness of AC/DC's singer since 1980, Brian Johnson, who left the tour with hearing problems.
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No one has made that blueprint public, though many have suggested it relies on fiddling with the toothed metal rings that lock the bottle, which likely produced the microscopic scratches.
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Smiling his gap-toothed, kid-in-a-candy-store smile, Cohen arrived right at the start of one of the season's most hotly anticipated art auctions—another assertion of power.
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Megan Giller, the author of "Bean to Bar Chocolate" and a judge for the International Chocolate Awards, gives guided chocolate tastings to help the sweet-toothed fully appreciate their bars.
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Trilobites Some 12,000 years ago, the saber-toothed cat stalked grasslands across the Americas, pouncing on unsuspecting horses and bison before sinking its ferocious fangs into their throats and bellies.
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Would it be better to dive off the path and into the abutting reeds, or would they be pursued, forced to defend themselves against a full-grown, razor-toothed hog?
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"This was a small, toothed whale that probably used its remarkable sense of hearing to find and pursue fish with echoes only," noted study co-author Jonathan Geisler in a statement.
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"Rough‐toothed dolphins displayed significantly more behaviors, particularly interest and bubble behaviors, than bottlenose dolphins, with no differences observed between the species for the percentage of time spent watching," researchers noted.
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The bulk of the film shows the transformation of Farrokh Bulsara, an awkward, buck-toothed Parsi teenager, into Freddie Mercury, an outrageous showman who thrills his fans and skewers his critics.
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This might have been logical in Paleolithic times, but today we don't need to be ready to fight at all times or worried about saber-toothed tigers coming to get us.
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Although the first whales evolved earlier, fossil evidence suggests that two large groups—the baleen and toothed whales—got their start during the Oligocene some 34 to 23 million year ago.
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In the foreground, a showdown between two sharp-toothed rivals is watched by an audience of menacing creatures, while the background is awash with volcanic eruptions, thunderbolts, and random fire tornadoes.
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Mr. Hiller teamed with Mr. Chayefsky again in 21975 for "The Hospital," a sharp-toothed satire starring George C. Scott and Diana Rigg, set in a dysfunctional New York medical center.
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Dolphins, along with at least 65 species of toothed whales, use the acoustic fat in their bulbous heads to translate clicks bouncing off objects in the ocean into meaningful spatial awareness.
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When the curator mentioned a huge saber-toothed tiger skull stored behind the scenes of the National Museum of Natural History in Montevideo, Uruguay, Aldo Manzuetti had to see for himself.
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Starring Matt Damon as a European mercenary who becomes ensnared in a large-scale effort to protect China from razor-toothed monsters, it has collected a total of $245 million overseas.
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While retrieving an anachronistic saber-toothed tiger from the circus, Ray Palmer (Brandon Routh) and Jax Jackson (Franz Drameh) get kidnapped and forced into the circus by P.T. Barnum himself (Billy Zane).
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The giants died out by about 20 million years ago, perhaps due to competition with marine mammals like toothed whales, seals, and sea lions, which were all hitting their stride around then.
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The robot is attached to the track and employs a toothed drive-mechanism which connects to a series of holes in the plastic strip and permits the device to propel itself along.
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It's stupid where it needs to be—looking at you, Cowboy Morty—but offers plenty of subtle details for fans who like to sift through every frame with a fine-toothed comb.
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And like the first Luca Brasi and Stranger Than Fiction (or, like the Brasi sequel or the razor-toothed By Any Means), LB3 is pensive and tightly wound and occasionally lashes out.
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In a Kano hotel, a gap-toothed smuggler explains that his syndicate has spent a decade manoeuvring fabric, rice, pasta and vegetable oil to huge warehouses in Kano via Benin and Niger.
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Last week we got some very devastating news: IHOP, the International House of Pancakes, home to those grinning, chocolate chip-toothed flapjacks, would be changing its name to IHOb for some reason.
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As a literal crowning touch, they added an irregular saw-toothed roof line, jagged like a piece of obsidian, which created the apartment's defining design feature, a sharply creased, origami-like ceiling.
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Although it had a typical melon-headed whale's dorsal fin shape and dorsal cape, it was also blotchy in pigmentation and had a sloping forehead, more reminiscent of a rough-toothed dolphin.
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After the Pleistocene's wave of species disappearances carried off enormous creatures like saber-toothed cats and woolly mammoths, large mammals all over the world have continued to face pressure, mostly from humans.
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And if you're going to release three sets of results for the entire political world to go over with a fine-toothed comb, they'd better line up properly or people will notice.
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Holding a flaming heart in hand, the naked winged-boy's genitals are replaced with a wicked, fierce-toothed skull, thus merging life instincts (Eros) and death instincts (Thanatos) into one effective image.
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The extinction of the Siberian unicorns, therefore, can now be connected to the late Quaternary megafaunal extinction, an event that witnessed the end of the wooly mammoth, Irish elk, and saber-toothed cat.
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A recent study revealed that coyotes and mountain lions adapted their diets and used their smaller size to advantage, surviving as other, larger predators like dire wolves and saber-toothed cats went extinct.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists examining the jawbone of a saber-toothed, mammal-like beast that prowled Tanzania 255 million years ago have come across a remarkable fossil rarity: one of the oldest-known tumors.
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Coronodon isn't the oldest such ancestor, but it does provide a new evolutionary link between the modern baleen whale and the group of toothed whales from which they are descended, known as archaeocetes.
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While the US military allowed basic access to the system on a consumer tier, it chose to block the most fine-toothed results from public consumption through the use of a scrambling device.
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Researchers at the Dolphins Plus Marine Mammal Responder in Key Largo, Florida, played videos on a TV screen through underwater windows for a small sample of 11 bottlenose and five rough-toothed dolphins.
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As you can see in this mesmerizing video from beauty vlogger and makeup artist Jeeshan Umar, using a fine-toothed comb as the final step during post-brush cleansing has lots of benefits.
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Who doesn't love those sweet and furry 100-pound black and white bears who violently snack on bamboo, unlike those ugly toothed rodents who have long outlived their relevance on the Canadian nickel.
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On the Mexican side of the Mexican-Guatemalan border, Ueslei Marcelino of Brazil snapped a picture of a gap-toothed Honduran man clutching his baby before a phalanx of shielded Mexican riot police.
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So it's always looking for what's wrong so you can fight it or flight from it or freeze," Robbins tells CNBC Make It. "It overreacts because there isn't a saber-toothed tiger anymore.
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Sonika Vaid, Celine Dion's "I Surrender" The gap-toothed beauty with a "voice from God" glammed it up with a sparkly tattered gown and high notes that gave J.Lo goosies on her face.
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The vaquita (its name is Spanish for "little cow") is a toothed whale and the smallest of all cetaceans; a full-grown female can measure just five feet and weigh only 2300 pounds.
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Removing nits with a fine-toothed comb can be done after treating the child's head, and usually is most effective when the hair is wet, though still not a short or simple process.
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Discovered in Uruguay, the skull suggests that the largest saber-toothed tigers might have been able to take down giant plant-eaters, as heavy as pickup trucks, that researchers had thought were untouchable.
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To check your cat for fleas or flea dirt, run a flea comb (a small, very fine-toothed comb) through their coat or part their hair with your fingers to examine their skin.
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A tart-mouthed pistol, she corrals a plot packed with oddball encounters, including a droll Native American (Joseph Billingiere), tombstone-toothed barflies and townsfolk who look as if a bath might kill them.
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They must be able to collapse quickly enough to avoid rupturing when the whales dive deep (as some toothed whales do), but also to reinflate rapidly at the surface after two hours underwater.
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The rotten-toothed, sweaty antihero — whose glasses magnify his eyes to a cartoonish degree — is portrayed as a buffoon until the moments when, again and again, he suddenly snaps and starts hitting women.
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Adding those properties to Decatur, he said, would help round out "saw-toothed boundaries" that can confuse emergency responders, and would ensure that more people who benefit from city services pay comparable amounts.
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Escaping saber-toothed tigers required a sixth sense for danger and speedy decisions There was no time to collect data, analyze, or consider pros and cons, which is what our prefrontal cortex does.
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The appellate court told the trial court to examine the A.C.A. more carefully with "a finer-toothed comb," to determine how many — if any — provisions are really inextricably tied to the purchase requirement.
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She added that she'd be interested to see if the thylacine's developmental pattern was shared among its carnivorous pouched cousins, like the thylacoleo, or marsupial lion, and the thylacosmilus, or saber-toothed marsupial.
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They do eventually escape, because circuses are a tent in a field and you can just walk away, but not before Mick Rory (Dominic Purcell) lets the saber-toothed tiger loose on the Waverider.
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Lightsaber in hand, Rey spent much of Star Wars: The Force Awakens braving the Black Knight, a saber-toothed rabbit and the Castle of Aaaarrrgghhh... but she finally found the Jedi she sought. Almost.
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For so long mainstream economists and policymakers have denied the very existence of such a thing as neoliberalism, dismissing it as an insult invented by gap-toothed malcontents who understand neither economics nor capitalism.
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As the new research shows, the ancestors of baleen whales featured sharp, widely spaced teeth and measured about 26 feet long, which is actually quite huge for the time and for a toothed whale.
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The most surprising thing about the new It adaptation — in which a malevolent force masquerades as a razor-toothed clown that brutalizes the children of Derry, Maine — is that it's not all that scary.
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But in his neglected classic Tarzan the Terrible, Edgar Rice Burroughs conjured the Gryf, a horrifying dagger-toothed descendant of the three-horned dinosaur that roamed the African plains and snacked on the locals.
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FOR 30 years viewers of the Discovery Channel have eagerly tuned in to "Shark Week", an annual block of programming intended to promote understanding and conservation of the razor-toothed denizens of the deep.
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The discovery was first made by researchers with the collective last year, though the report detailing the hybrid -- the product of a melon-headed whale and a rough-toothed dolphin -- was released this week.
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Maui, a tattooed trickster with all Johnson's gleaming-toothed charm, is compelling, but he's also ageless and inhuman, so it's a relief when he doesn't start giving his traveling companion the hey-baby eye.
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He theorized that the method the Russian intelligence service used to break into the bottles had something to do with the toothed metal rings that lock the bottles when the cap is twisted shut.
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In the case of the giant penguins, which sought food in the water, toothed whales and pinnipeds arrived on the scene millions of years later and likely drove them to extinction by outcompeting them.
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But a map can't convey the wildly divergent terrain of saw-toothed peaks and plunging canyons, of peaceable beaches and fast-encroaching tides, of sun and clear skies and floods and wildfires and mudslides.
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An aggressively funny Leslie Kritzer shows up, looking like a late-career Judy Garland on a really bad day, as a gold-toothed, cleavage-sporting variation on that fairy tale staple, the wicked stepmother.
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One of her paintings depicted a sharp-toothed, blue-faced Trump, surrounded by a cacophonous word cloud of news headlines, slogans, and tweets ("no collusion/shithole countries/fake news/fusion gps/caged kids," etc.).
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"Isotopes from the bones previously suggested that the diets of saber-toothed cats and dire wolves overlapped completely, but the isotopes from their teeth give a very different picture," DeSantis said in a statement.
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Illustration: Alex BoersmaToday, whales can be broadly lumped into two main groups: toothed whales, such as orcas and dolphins, and filter-feeding whales (or mysticeti), such as humpbacks, fin whales, blue whales, and minke whales.
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While Rachel may not have given her rose to Peter, and while Peter may not be the next Bachelor, it turns out we still don't have to say goodbye to our favorite gap-toothed heartthrob.
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Hutton, famous for her gap-toothed smile, is one of the women between the ages of 18 and 73 featured in the new black-and-white ad by "Lost in Translation" movie director Sofia Coppola.
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Night after night, beer after beer, he shared with me and whoever else showed up the content of his dreams: crying kittens, bukkake, broken-toothed pirates with bloody bayonets, his dead mother chopped into bits.
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In South Texas, original plans for two layers of reinforced fencing over about 200 miles between Laredo and Brownsville were scaled down to a gap-toothed, single-layer barrier of about a third that length.
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In fact, if a certain gap-toothed comedy legend didn't take it upon himself to retire, I'd still be raking in all the bennies we freelance joke writers have been known to enjoy: low pay.
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You can store pictures of everything, and we truly mean everything: the picturesque turkey, your little nephew's gap-toothed grin, your distant uncle who likes to point out that you used to be thiiiis tall.
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Mets 4, Cubs 3 For at least one night, the savior of the Mets' sputtering and lethargic offense was a 13-year-old outfielder from Wyoming standing at second base with a wide-toothed smile.
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" "A couple years ago, everybody watched the Fed with a fine-toothed comb and I think as this economic cycle has started to accelerate, these meetings have become a little bit less and less important.
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He sometimes likes to throw his clean articulation into contrast with rougher musical surroundings; on "Little Big," an album due this fall, he's working with a saw-toothed, electrified quartet, and benefiting from the friction.
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If you concentrate only on the unexpectedly soft-featured face of Canova's Washington, so different from the wooden-toothed archetype passed down to us, you may have trouble catching the full force of its accomplishment.
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In the immediate future, scientists will continue to parse the early and late universe numbers with a fine-toothed comb in the hopes that perhaps some overlooked element will help bring the numbers closer together.
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I work peripatetically, like a spirograph, moving around and around inside the toothed ring and getting a little bit of everything done, depending which hole in the wheel I've pinned my colored ink pen into.
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While the bones mostly showed how the saber-toothed cats and the dire wolves were different, they also displayed one way the predators were the same: Neither could resist a free lunch stranded in tar.
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Mr. McDuffie said he planned to go through the district's 2016 budget "with a fine-toothed comb" to make sure the funds already allocated to crime-prevention efforts are being spent in the most effective way.
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Sure the sight of Jaws, the silver-toothed assassin that almost ate Bond's face, and his odd love interest was funny but the thought that the private sector could build a space shuttle was far funnier.
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Sandwiched between the limestone layers of the sinkhole, some 16 feet above the current sea level of the nearby Biscayne Bay, were bones of dire wolfs, mastodons, camels, llamas, saber-toothed tigers, and the American lion.
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Thanks to Winter (Ruby-May Martinwood), a young girl who may or may not be whorehouse madam Helga's (Franka Potente) daughter, Delaney is also aware of a silver-toothed Malaysian man who's out to kill him.
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Christina Romer and David Romer respond to criticisms that mainstream progressive economists attacked the Gerald Friedman analysis of the Sanders plan without going into the details by going over the analysis with a fine-toothed comb.
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AS FAR AS HILLARY, I HAVE GONE THROUGH HER WEBSITE, MAYBE NOT WITH A FINE-TOOTHED COMB BUT A COMB AND SHE'S AT LEAST TRYING TO UNDERSTAND THAT AND TALKING TO THE CAMPAIGN SHE IS TRYING.
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The adorably gap-toothed Wisconsin native was the first one out of the limo to meet Rachel Lindsay in the show's 21st season (!), which is a classic producer signal that a contestant is total marriage material.
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"Untitled (Radio)," the largest surviving painting by Traylor, has his favored electric blue paint highlighting the interior of another house, while "Untitled (Dog Fight with Writing)" has sharp-toothed canines with a scrap of Traylor's handwriting.
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Father of BASE jumping Boenish -- whose name rhymes with Danish -- was a fearless, friendly Californian with a big, snaggle-toothed smile who jumped so many times that he created a career and an entirely new sport.
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MASSACHUSETTS MAN CAPTURES STUNNING VIDEO OF SHARK LEAPING FROM WATER WITH JAWS OPEN The megalodon , of which the Great Jagged Narrow-Toothed shark is a cousin, is commonly accepted to have reached 60 feet in length.
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For Solo, however, the brand is more like a Sarlaac Pit: a gaping maw filled with sharp-toothed throwbacks and name-drops, slowly digesting its subject with the stomach acid of vertical integration and product saturation.
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I pictured a Pixar-esque watermelon seed who longs to be a football and senses his moment has finally arrived, with a gap-toothed man presenting him the closest thing he'll ever get to a goalpost.
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As if in acknowledgment of the team's progress, the killer finally shows his silver-toothed face in the final shot of the episode, flashing his telltale grin at a bunch of kids at a candy shop.
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It called for a fine-toothed examination of how the U.S. finances operations at the United Nations, including peacekeeping and development aid, and for cutting the remaining voluntary aspects of the budget by at least 40 percent.
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The campaign believes the American people will find it refreshing to have two candidates who say what they really feel, rather than going over every statement with a fine-toothed comb and making sure the candidates agree.
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It's a beautiful scene depicting the hunting strategies of this toothed whale from the Oligocene of South Carolina, all the while showing just what's going on in those ears for the first time in the known lineage.
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Between the internal processes at the FBI, DOJ, and other agencies who may be involved in a particular order, and the review by FISC attorneys and judges, each application is gone over with a fine-toothed comb.
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Just west of town, off the Journey Through Time Scenic Byway, were the John Day fossil beds, where the remains of saber-toothed tigers and small horses were dug up from 30-million-year-old volcanic ash.
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The tradition of the candy desk started in 1965 with Senator George Murphy, a sweet-toothed California Republican, and in recent years it has been controlled by lawmakers from Pennsylvania, which has the country's biggest confectionery industry.
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The lead author of the new study, Robert W. Boessenecker from the College of Charleston, says this animal belongs to the Xenorophidae family—an ancient group of echolocating dolphins that represent the earliest evolutionary offshoot from toothed whales.
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Johnny Depp returns as the perpetually sozzled Jack Sparrow, heroically holding cirrhosis at bay with a gold-toothed grin and a wobbly swagger; Geoffrey Rush is back, too, as his high-seas frenemy, the squirrely, grasping Captain Barbossa.
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On pages for Venom fandom, one particular image has garnered a great amount of adoration: a moment in the movie's latest trailer, during which a long, slithering tongue inches out of his sharp-toothed chasm of a face.
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Sending a bunch of doughnuts to your roommate or significant other via a demonic, razor-toothed clown sounds like a great prank, though recipients might not be surprised for long since the gimmick is starting to go viral.
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What's more, the sharp-toothed reptiles we see today may be almost biologically identical to their millennia-old ancestors — an incredibly rare trait for most living species, according to a pair of studies shared with Mashable this week.
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An Australian teacher and fossil enthusiast stumbled upon the finding of a lifetime when he uncovered a set of fossilized 3-inch teeth from an extinct shark , known as the great jagged narrow-toothed shark or Carcharocles angustidens .
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That first fish with legs had the right idea—why exist in a reality where full-toothed predators can attack you from literally any angle, when you can at least have the protection of the earth underneath you?
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Throughout the first three episodes of Vice Principals, Gamby flails about with the impotent rage of a saber-toothed tiger trapped in a tar pit as his insignificant, brittle power and privilege slip through his sausage-like fingers.
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The story was set on the mystical planet of Thra, where the snaggle-toothed Skeksis sucked the life out of the Podlings who served them, and where the heroic, lamb-faced Gelflings had been hunted to near-extinction.
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The sharing of this video coincides with Shark Week, an annual event in which the Discovery Channel capitalizes on viewers' love for — and fear of — the often big and sharp-toothed fishes that hunt in our salty waters.
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But 56 percent of all injuries on the saber-toothed cat occurred on the spine — with most occurring in the lower parts — and about 65 percent of all dire wolf injuries occurred on the limbs, mostly the paws.
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A kid playing with the new Lego City set about Arctic exploration might think that scientists excavate mammoths and saber-toothed cats out of ice cubes using enormous saws, ice crawling machines with huge claws, and four propeller choppers.
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Newton Knight, played by a ragged, yellow-toothed Matthew McConaughey, was a poor farmer who, incensed by a new law that allowed landowners to swap 20 slaves for their military service, abandoned his company to lead his own rebellion.
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As cold weather approaches, tiny mole-like creatures known as red-toothed shrews will shrink their own heads, reducing their skull and brain mass by as much as 20 percent, according to new research published Monday in Current Biology.
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The group's best-known member is Carcharodontosaurus - meaning "shark-toothed lizard" - a dinosaur that was among largest carnivores ever on Earth, living about 90 million years ago in northern Africa and reaching about 45 feet (13.5 meters) in length.
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The white patches where Faruqee's toothed instrument covers the ridged, concentric lines, combined with the thick paint spilling over the painting's edges, underscore the artist's penchant for meticulousness fused with her recognition that control is not always called for.
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This new site records two different types of dinosaurs — long-necked cousins of Brontosaurus and sharp-toothed cousins of T. rex — hanging around a shallow lagoon, back when Scotland was much warmer and dinosaurs were beginning their march to global dominance.
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Her works include a series of autobiographical color charts; graphite lines drawn across of field of fluorescent paint activated by ultraviolet light; paintings inspired by Georges Seurat's drawings, which explore the pressure of the hand pressing conte crayon against toothed paper.
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The high-voltage powered boring machines boast a flat, toothed cutting head made of super-hard chromium attached to a propulsion system by a spinning bearing: Imagine a locomotive with a huge, jagged, spinning dinner plate attached to the front.
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Bergvall, a Franco-Norwegian performance poet, is also a scholar of medieval English literature: the "Alisoun" of Alisoun Sings is of course Chaucer's Wife of Bath, that gap-toothed, outspoken, and wonderfully libidinous ("Housbondes at chirche dore she hadde fyve") raconteur.
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Though Billy and the other jock-bullies mock him for "turning bitch," Steve is the protector and leader of a much more important group of kids facing off against an army of bloodthirsty, psychic, multi-toothed flower-monsters from another dimension.
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A long-held theory about why great beasts like the woolly mammoth or saber-toothed tiger went extinct is the overkill hypothesis, which argues that early human predation took out the giant mammals roaming the Earth during the Late Pleistocene period.
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The specimen's existence, he and colleagues reported earlier this month in the journal Alcheringa, suggests that the largest saber-toothed tigers might have been able to take down giant plant-eaters, heavy as pickup trucks, that researchers had thought were untouchable.
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That's the basic idea behind the "nocturnal bottleneck" hypothesis, a concept proposed in 1942 that suggested mammals could have only survived in a dinosaur-dominated world by avoiding the sharp-toothed beasts during the day and coming out at night.
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They were a staple from my childhood and it gives me that nostalgic feeling of being a kid, because there are all these sabre-toothed tiger animatronic things in the museum, and I just am a sucker for anything like that.
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After filing the surface, he took a fine-toothed steel engraving tool and combed successive straight lines into the gold to create a silk-like radiance — a Renaissance-era technique requiring a well-trained hand to make perfectly parallel lines.
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" However, the judges did not specify "just how fine-toothed that comb should be — the district court may use its best judgment to determine how best to break the ACA down into constituent groupings, segments, or provisions to be analyzed.
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If you think saber toothed tigers and woolly mammoths are cool, just think about what used to live in Australia 45,000 years ago: 1,000-pound kangaroos, 400-pound flightless birds, tortoises the size of Volkswagen Beetles and two-ton wombats.
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