In most cases, a predator such as a snake will instinctively know what it can and cannot swallow and/or digest. There have been times where a snake has attempted to swallow and digest it's prey and have it turn out a bit too large.
they help digest food they are harmful by "attacking" cells
No amount of honey will digest fat. Enzymes produced by the body digest fat
because the have no stomach to digest it with
brown bears digest the fat before eating the meat or skin. not only is the fat easier for the bears to digest, but it also contains more calories, which makes for more efficient eating.
brown bears digest the fat before eating the meat or skin. not only is the fat easier for the bears to digest, but it also contains more calories, which makes for more efficient eating.
chicken
digested food goes to the bloodstream before any where else.
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Lysosomes are packages of digestive enzymes which can digest the cell they are in, if the lysosome breaks open; this is intended to prevent dead cells from cluttering up the larger, multicellular organism.
The main reason a snake doesn't digest it's food properly (and re-gurgitates it) is temperature. Snakes need a narrow band of high temperatures in order to digest their food - typically 22-28 degrees Celsius.
It does not digest starch faster. The saliva produced before the meal will have a longer time to prepare.
Normally, the spider uses the juices before swallowing.