When they're on your dinner plate, no. When they're part of a living animal, yes.
Yes. Your heart is a muscle.
the heart pumps blood to support the muscles and kepp you alive the heart pumps blood to support the muscles and kepp you alive
They make it move and keeps it alive.
you need to drink cool water and have life
you lose weight and your body eats the muscles to stay alive
It is not alive. Movement is caused by signals from the previously attached "brain" already sent to the muscles and tissue.
Your heart (cardiac).....Blinking....Breathing....Basically defense mechanisms and what you NEED to do to stay alive.
Because your body breaks down muscles and fat to keeps itself alive.
Muscles allow the body to move. There is your basic answer. To give more information, you have three types of muscles. They are skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscles. Your skeletal muscles are attached to your skeletal system as the name implies. The smooth muscles are all muscles that aren't skeletal muscles or cardiac muscles such as your diaphragm, which controls breathing, and stomach, which causes the stomach's contraction and expansion. Your cardiac muscles control the heart's beat. So as far as the purpose of the muscles system, is to keep you alive. Without it, you could not move, digest food, or circulate blood throughout your body.
Muscles allow the body to move. There is your basic answer. To give more information, you have three types of muscles. They are skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscles. Your skeletal muscles are attached to your skeletal system as the name implies. The smooth muscles are all muscles that aren't skeletal muscles or cardiac muscles such as your diaphragm, which controls breathing, and stomach, which causes the stomach's contraction and expansion. Your cardiac muscles control the heart's beat. So as far as the purpose of the muscles system, is to keep you alive. Without it, you could not move, digest food, or circulate blood throughout your body.
650 muscles make up the muscular system. without them, you would be unable to move. in fact, without them, you wouldn't be alive
being effortless, and having all your muscles together, connected, alive. No relaxing at all, and always aware of what is going on in the round.
No, the length increases. When you are alive, the muscles are contracted in folds, and when you die, these folds relax, expanding the small intestine.