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-->--'''Randy's Son''', ''WebAnimation/{{Dumbland}}''
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* ''VideoGame/DareToDream'': : One location that needs to be visited in the second episode is the inside of a tree with a face. Tyler won't do so until he finds something to wedge its mouth open, since he's afraid of it closing and trapping him inside.
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* ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10590553/ Gone Batty]]'': In addition to the instance from the ''WesternAnimation/{{Silverwing}}'' cartoon canon, Goth does this to Throbb ''again'' when the Vampyrum and their captives end up spending the night in a cave in a [[ForWantOfANail deviation]] from the show's course of events, until Melody removes the stick in an act of kindness.
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* ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10590553/ Gone Batty]]'': In addition to the instance from the ''WesternAnimation/{{Silverwing}}'' cartoon canon, Goth does this to Throbb ''again'' when the Vampyrum and their captives end up spending the night in a cave in a [[ForWantOfANail [[PointOfDivergence deviation]] from the show's course of events, until Melody removes the stick in an act of kindness.
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* ''WesternAnimation/WhatsNewScoobyDoo'': Briefly used by Velma against the "Large Dragon At Large", using a spear grabbed from a display in the castle.
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* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddnEddy'': In the episode "Eeny, Meeny, Miney Ed", Ed mistakes the toothpaste foam around Edd's mouth for some version of rabies (Eddy had tricked him into thinking that Edd was an alien in disguise) and, egged on by Eddy, shoves a hand mirror into Edd's mouth to prevent being bitten.
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* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddnEddy'': ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'': In the episode "Eeny, Meeny, Miney Ed", Ed mistakes the toothpaste foam around Edd's mouth for some version of rabies (Eddy had tricked him into thinking that Edd was an alien in disguise) and, egged on by Eddy, shoves a hand mirror into Edd's mouth to prevent being bitten.
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* In the Korean animated movie ''Super Kid'', Gokdari jams his magic staff between the jaws of an alien to keep it from eating him, and then ''expands'' the staff until the alien's jaws are stretched so far apart that its teeth shatter when it tries to close its mouth again.
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* In the Korean animated movie ''Super Kid'', ''Animation/SuperKid'', Gokdari jams his magic staff between the jaws of an alien to keep it from eating him, and then ''expands'' the staff until the alien's jaws are stretched so far apart that its teeth shatter when it tries to close its mouth again.
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* In ''Film/{{Aquaman}}'', Arthur uses the Trident of Atlan to prop open the jaws of Orm's tylosaur steed when Orm chases him to the surface for their final duel.
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* In ''Film/{{Aquaman}}'', ''Film/{{Aquaman|2018}}'', Arthur uses the Trident of Atlan to prop open the jaws of Orm's tylosaur steed when Orm chases him to the surface for their final duel.
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* Unless you have a ''really'' sturdy object, this is inverted for many species of crocodilians. They have extremely powerful muscles for biting down, which can exert as much as 5000 pounds of force...but they also have extremely weak muscles for ''opening'' its mouth, which means that once a crocodile has bit down, its mouth can be held shut with a hug (Not recommended since they can throw you off) or duct tape.
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* Unless you have a ''really'' sturdy object, this is inverted for many species of crocodilians. They have extremely powerful muscles for biting down, which can exert as much as 5000 pounds of force...but they also have extremely weak muscles for ''opening'' its mouth, which their mouths. This means that once a crocodile crocodilian has bit down, its their mouth can be held shut with a hug (Not recommended since they can throw you off) or duct tape.
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* Unless you have a ''really'' sturdy object, this is inverted for many species of crocodilians. They hav extremely powerful muscles for biting down, which can exert as much as 5000 pounds of force...but it also has extremely weak muscles for ''opening'' its mouth, which means that once a crocodile has bit down, its mouth can be held shut with a hug (Not recommended since they can throw you off) or duct tape.
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* Unless you have a ''really'' sturdy object, this is inverted for many species of crocodilians. They hav have extremely powerful muscles for biting down, which can exert as much as 5000 pounds of force...but it they also has have extremely weak muscles for ''opening'' its mouth, which means that once a crocodile has bit down, its mouth can be held shut with a hug (Not recommended since they can throw you off) or duct tape.
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* This trope is actually averted (unless you have a ''really'' sturdy prop) for the crocodile, which has extremely powerful muscles for biting down, which can exert as much as 5000 pounds of force. Inversely, a crocodile has extremely weak muscles for ''opening'' its mouth, which means that once a crocodile has bit down, its mouth can be held shut with a hug (Not recommended since they can throw you off) or duct tape.
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* This trope is actually averted (unless Unless you have a ''really'' sturdy prop) object, this is inverted for the crocodile, which has many species of crocodilians. They hav extremely powerful muscles for biting down, which can exert as much as 5000 pounds of force. Inversely, a crocodile force...but it also has extremely weak muscles for ''opening'' its mouth, which means that once a crocodile has bit down, its mouth can be held shut with a hug (Not recommended since they can throw you off) or duct tape.
