Because they move bone (teeth) through bone.
Crocodiles are ambushers and have limited mobility out of water. This being so, it is a bad idea for crocodiles to miss their prey after biting them; the teeth are slightly hooked in, and they function as 'hooks' that grab on to the prey for the crocodile to drag underwater. Crocodiles' teeth are not used for ripping meat, unlike most other carnivores; for bigger animals, they use their powerful jaws to crush the bone and shake the meat violently in water to rip it apart, and their powerful digestive system does the rest.
teeth are not bone
Crocodiles use their teeth to capture prey. Once they have a grip on prey, they drag it underwater so it drowns. Then they eat it by using their teeth to grab a chunk of the flesh, and then rolling over in the water to tear it off. They have to do that because their teeth are not effective for shearing flesh off of bone.
The teeth strength of a crocodile is generally greater than that of a hyena. Crocodiles have extremely powerful jaws and teeth designed for crushing bone and tearing flesh, while hyenas have strong teeth suited for crushing and chewing bone, but they are not as specialized for it as crocodiles.
An open fracture.
No, bone cancer does not affect teeth because teeth are not made of bone tissue. However, there are types of cancer that can affect the mouth and jaw bones, but these would not be considered bone cancer of the teeth specifically.
compound fracture
Yes, because they have a spine (back bone).
what bone contains alveoli bearing teeth
Teeth are a bone
Teeth are bones.