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Nature's hypodermic needles, worn proudly where teeth should mind their manners.
means Long, sharp, pointed teeth used by animals to grip prey, inject venom, or simply look terrifying.
from From Old English fang, meaning a catch or seizure — originally what you grabbed, not what grabbed you, until the teeth stole the name.
Hollow designVenomous snake fangs work like folding syringes.
Constant regrowthSharks replace fangs endlessly throughout life.
Spider versionSpider fangs are called chelicerae.
Vampire fashionFolklore vampires got fangs late, mostly via film.