alleryGrazing animals like cattle have wide flat teeth for:
ATearing flesh
BCracking bones
CGrinding grass
DCatching insects
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Grinding grass
1. Grazing herbivores eat tough plants.
2. Their wide flat-crowned teeth grind grass.
3. Flesh-tearing teeth belong to carnivores.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Herbivore" (rev 1380138982), section "Lead section"_
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