It depends on the body part. Many people who have problems with a valve in their heart have surgery to replace that valve with one from a pig. However whole organs are not usually replaced by one from another animal, there are issues with proteins and antigens.
I really only know 2 parts that can be replaced and those are a pump in your heart and a valve.
Means that it still has all the parts and only those parts that the manufacturer put on there. Nothing has been added or replaced.
Humus (Not hummus the dip), compost, or fertilizer. Those are words for decayed plant and animal material.
No, if another animal has destroyed another animal's teritory, I'm sorry to say it's time to move on without those adorable babies.
Not unless it was represented to you that those parts had been replaced. In other words, unless the person who sold it to you deliberately committed fraud, you can't decide to return it and get your money back.
yes, they can completely rip the guts out of another animal with those claws!
"One" can be a pronoun, but I think I would use "those" in this instance, too.
Haggis is a type of food part of an animal (mostly cows). those parts of the cow that are normally thrown out are cooked and eating.
If you split a rectangle into three parts one of those halves is a third of a rectangle.
An animal eating another animal is a carnivore. It may be an omnivore if its diet regularly includes plants.Either a predator (that kills prey) or a scavenger (eats dead animals) is part of the food chain, getting its energy and nutrients from those of other organisms.That means they are carnivores if they eat meat or insects.
what parts?
They're chambers which contain digestive enzymes, mostly important because their membrane is not digested by those enzymes. If the lysosome were to rupture, those enzymes would digest parts of the cell that need to stay intact. They take those enzymes to particles the cell has "eaten" to digest it and they also digest parts of the cell to recycle.