Animals
Watch 'Jawzall': A Real Shark Tooth Saw
Ever wonder why shark teeth are so darn good at shearing through meat and bone? Ever think "man, these would make a for a great saw!" when holding some shark teeth? Now that oddly specific dream can be realized with "Jawzall," a new and bizarre pet project out of Cornell University.
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