Why birds don't have teeth - scientists' version

Scientists at a German university have revealed the secret why birds have no teeth. According to the strong minds of humanity, the problem lurks in evolution. All flying dinosaurs who settled in the mountains lost their teeth. They tried to get food on the fly or to catch insects between stones.

Scientists claim that evolutionary rejection of teeth gave birds an advantage. Namely, reducing the incubation period when hatching offspring. According to experts, nature takes more time to build teeth.

And time for birds is a critical resource. After all, dozens of animals, birds and reptiles dream of feasting on hatching offspring.

Why birds don't have teeth

The statement of German scientists was criticized. Experts say that it is foolish to draw conclusions based on the incubation period. After all, the timing of the birth of offspring for each subspecies of birds varies. The disappearance of teeth can be explained by the deterioration of weather conditions - when the birds needed to get food under the snow or in stones.

Until there is more evidence, the question “why do birds have no teeth” remains open to all. It is possible that birds never had teeth, and flying dinosaurs have evolutionarily grown teeth for thoroughly chewing food after hunting.