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How do cheetahs get rid of their wastes?
yes cheetahs does get rid of their waste.
How do stentors get rid of wastes?
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How do scorpions get rid of their wastes?
by killing mitchell
Process for body to get rid of wastes?
Digestion
How does it get rid of wastes?
Their flame cells i guess...
What do all organisms needto get rid of in order to live?
Get rid of the body wastes.
All living thing get rid of?
They must get rid of the wastes they produce. This is called excretion.
Are the nirogenous wastes gotten rid of through the lungs?
No, they are gotten rid of the ought the Kidneys.
How do spiders get rid of wastes?
i have no clue but-blastoise rocks
Do frogs poop?
Yes, that is how they get rid of their bodily wastes.
How that the worms get rid of wastes?
it poops out whatever it ate
Which body system removes liquid and gaseous wastes from the body?
The Excretory system gets rid of wastes.
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