A crab’s teeth are found in it's stomach.
Picture from Mike Delaney
Unlike human teeth, the teeth in a crab's stomach are not made of
bone, but of a material called chitin, which is the same material that
makes up most of a crab's shell. These teeth are located in what are called "gastric mills" inside the stomach.
chamber called the gastric mill
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