How where a velociraptor teeth?

Velociraptor teeth were sharp and curved, designed for slicing through flesh. They were relatively small, typically around 2.5 centimeters long, and had serrated edges that helped them grip and tear their prey. These tooth adaptations suggest that velociraptors were carnivorous and likely hunted smaller animals or scavenged for food. The teeth were part of their overall predatory features, complementing their agility and intelligence.