A closer look
Hadrosaurs were incredibly large, plant-eating prehistoric dinosaurs that remarkably possessed up to one thousand teeth at any given time, efficiently arranged in complex dental batteries to endlessly grind down tough, fibrous vegetation; as their heavily used old teeth rapidly wore out from chewing, brand new ones continuously pushed up from the jawbone to immediately replace them, representing an evolutionary masterpiece of endless dental regeneration that makes modern human biology look incredibly stupid and poorly designed, considering we only get two pathetic sets of teeth for our entire stressful lives and are forced to spend thousands of dollars on miserable root canals just because we unfortunately evolved a crippling addiction to refined sugar
