Results for: Excrete
In Human Anatomy and Physiology

What is excretion?

Excretion is a biological process by which metabolic waste products and toxic materials are removed from the body of an organism. It's an essential part in life, because it ge… (MORE)
In Intestines

What is Excretion process?

Excretion is the mane given to the removal from the body of: (substances in bold): . The waste products of the body's chemical reactions, the products of some reactions are… (MORE)
In Biology

What is the importance of excretion?

1)If metabolic waste is not removed from the body,it may become poisonous and kill living cells.  2)It maintains salt balance in the blood.  3)Keeps you from becoming fecal … (MORE)
In Animal Life

What is bird excretion?

The remainder of the substances the bird has consumed after its digestive system has absorbed everything it can.
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In Sunflowers

Do sunflowers excrete?

  The roots of sunflowers excrete toxin (not harmful to humans and pets) that prevents seeds from sprouting and seedlings from growing. The toxin is biodegradable but in t… (MORE)
In Snakes

How do amphibians excrete?

Amphibians, like any other animal in the animal kingdom, excrete in the same way that we do. Amphibians excrete through, obviously, feces, and urine. They also rid themselves … (MORE)
In Crayfish

How do crayfish excrete?

The crayfish can excrete wastes through blood. Blood is forced through the arteries that empty into spaces within the body cavity. Once the blood has drained through these spa… (MORE)
In Biology

Why excretion important?

Excretion is important because your body generates waste products. If they build up in the cells, they can cause cell death. Therefore, eliminating waste products helps keep y… (MORE)
In Animal Life

How do cheetahs excrete?

It depends on what they are excreting, but they would do it the  same as other cats. They would release carbon dioxide and other  respiratory gasses through exhaled breath. … (MORE)