While looking at Dave's Nutria image, I wondered how many of you have never seen their teeth.

Now I have seen their teeth and up their nose Holy cow Maggie I am sure glad you weren't showing me their tail

Those are some serious chompers, they look like a couple of carrots to me Great in your face shot, ANT should like that

Wow Maggie, that is one terrific shot. Those chompers look like lethal bamboo sticks.
Dan

Great in your face shot, ANT should like that

And he does

They have Carrots for teeth

Kewl shot

Oops I'm suppose to shut up..........

darn guess I could not oblige ......... Sorry

ant

Great shot Maggie

Lil

Wowser Magster, those are some serious chompers!!! Super shot.

Doug

Great closeup Maggie!
Cool to see the business end of this vegetation grinder

Tom

Great capture Maggie!

Whoops thats some serious bit of gadgetry there, is this some kinda otter you find in the US?

Oh Ms Bee....I see this often....those teeth look so nasty, but not so bad here.
Good job.

Cajun and south Louisiana indians used to make jewelry from those teeth, maybe still do but I don't know

nice sharp image

His dentist didn't do a good job it seems they're orange
maggie I've seen them before in Dave's posts but not like this I though they're smaller! gosh it seems they run up all the way to his brain

Fantastic, you done did really gooood.



Wacky roger
Founding Member Of OOOPs

Haha, that is awesome Maggie!

I think you chopped off the tail.

What is it about them that makes us want to photograph them?

Nice shot by the way.

I call them Fill Beavers. It seems almost every time I'm there lately somebody is trying to get my attention so I can photograph the "beaver" I wonder if the cold killed some of them off?

Tim

Holy moly Maggie.. Next time try to hand feed him Great capture of the carrots. (teeth)

Maggie -
Wow! Up close and personal! I would sure hate to have those chompers bite down on my finger!
- Ken

Stellar image....

Those darn rats are destroying the habitat for the local wildlife with those ugly teethe. They look almost like tusks.
BTW this is a great, sharp close up shot, Maggie. The best Nutria teethe I ever seen posted.
Socrate

Very Cool MagieBee. Ed

Great shot.

Rob