It doesn't, your left lung is a bit smaller than the right one because of the heart's position.
the lung are the same in the capacity,,,
no they both do the same thing pump oxygen into your bloodstream
The left lung only has 2 lobes (superior and inferior) because the heart takes up much of the space allowed on the left side. The right lung; however, has 3 lobes (Superior, Middle, and Inferior). Yes. The left lung is a little less voluminous than the right lung. It has two lobes, whereas the right lung has three. Its volume is displaced a bit more, by the location of the heart, than the right lung.
No its actually the same size. It's been proven by docters.
Human lungs aren't the same shape on opposite sides of the body because the heart sits slightly to the left of the midline. To make room for the heart in humans, the left lung has a cardiac notch, which isn't found on the right lung.
There are four steps on how to draw a rib cage when the rib cage is inhaling. Some of the step-by-step instructions are draw the frame lining, draw out the right view of the rib cage, and then finish drawing out the beginning sculpture of the building blocks for the rib cage.
The left lung, although smaller than the right lung, does exactly the same thing: takes oxygen from the air and adds it to hemoglobin in the blood, so that all of the cells in the body can have oxygen to use in metabolism.
no, i guess
Your right ventricle pumps blood to your lungs. So the same is called as lung pump.
Pigs are mammals, and so have four-chambered hearts. Therefore, their left side has two chambers, a atrium and a ventricle, and the right side has the same. **Ignore the above answer as the person who answered apparently did not read the question. Specifically states LOBES OF THE LUNG, nothing to do with chambers of the heart.**
The right and left of the motorbike is the same as your right and left when sitting on your motorbike.
Palindrome.