But the mechanics of fundamental behaviors like eating ... in Organismal Biology and Anatomy, to capture the tongue movements of two male Rhesus macaque monkeys while they were feeding on grapes.

Some parasomnias—unusual behaviors during sleep—can also contribute to tongue biting. Sleep-related eating disorder, where people consume food while essentially asleep, increases the risk of ...

The tongue’s unique anatomy makes it particularly susceptible to swelling, which can affect your ability to speak, eat, and even breathe normally. This swelling may occur gradually or suddenly ...

We've all experienced moments when we accidentally bite our tongue while talking, chewing, or eating. These mishaps can sometimes result in trauma to the tongue, leading to the formation of ulcers ...