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How do monkeys take in food?
by opening their mouths then closing it then opening it again, then closing it:-)
Do whales and Dolphines drink water?
yes they do, by opening their mouths.
How do scallops defend?
Scallops open their mouths and shut them so then they start to move, so that's how they get away the open and close their mouths.
How do humans help soft bodied marine animals survive?
we can open our mouths
Can crocodiles open their mouths as easily as they close them?
Actually... YES they CAN! The muscles of their jaws are VERY strong for CLOSING their mouths, but VERY WEAK for OPENING their mouths. This why the average man can hold the croc's mouth closed (once it is already closed) while someone else wraps duct tape around the snout, or the person holding the croc's mouth closed can tape it shut.
How does animals without nose breathe?
with their mouths
Opening and closing of mouth and gill-slits in fish?
Fish open and close their mouths to breathe, eat, and communicate. Gill slits are openings on the sides of the fish's head that enable water to pass over the gills, where oxygen is absorbed and carbon dioxide is released. This process is essential for respiration in fish, allowing them to extract oxygen from water to survive.
How do walruses get food?
walruses get their food by rushing in the water quickly and opening their mouths like whales.
How do prickles help a plant to survive?
it defends the plant from animals who do not want to put the prickles in their mouths (and also, please learn how to spell survive)
Could an elephant survive without its trunk?
The chances for an Elephant to survive without a trunk are next to nothing. They use their trunk to smell, touch, pick up objects and food, signal each other and bring water to their mouths. Without being able to do these things, an Elephant would have to rely on a Human or other Elephant to feed them, and they would lead miserable lives.
Why do some fish swim with their mouths open?
Some fish swim with their mouths open to help them breathe better. By opening their mouths, they can take in more water and extract oxygen from it as it passes over their gills. This can be especially helpful in low-oxygen environments or when they are swimming at high speeds.
Where is a snails's mouth?
I know the snails have mouths on the heads, but not really ON. It's like kind of BENEATH their heads. It's under their eyes, on the bottom. It's the same for both water snails and garden snails. That way when it crawls on food it can just eat it, not position the head so the mouth is actually at the food. When the snails crawl on the glass or something transparent, you can sometimes see their tiny mouths opening and closing and they're so cute!
