It depends on the type of crab you are referring to. If it is a hermit crab, it will eventually die because hermit crabs need seawater (seawater contains iodine and other minerals that support the growth of the crab.) If it is a normal crab (the ones you eat and cook) it can adjust to the environment or the freshwater you were talking about. If crabs can live in land, so do they live in fresh water.
The speed needed for a human to mimic a "Jesus" (basilisk) lizard would need to be 30 meters/second or ~67.1 mph. This has yet to be achieved, considering the current record holder for fastest spring is ~10 m/s.
yes You are asking for an absolute answer. Absolutes are often wrong, due to interpretation, or are at least incorrect or inaccurate. Because of the spread of "civilization" over this planet, the areas of wildlife have gotten smaller and smaller. Humans have encroached on nearly every natural habitat on Earth. As a result, wild animals are forced to graze, hunt, or scavenge closer and closer to human dwellings and communities or starve. Instinct will not let them starve, so wild animals and humans "bump" up against each other. Often, these meeting are benign; I see a deer, it sees me, it runs away. Sometimes these meeting are not so benign. My child sees a puma, the puma sees my child, my child is dragged off by the puma to be eaten in private. Human sprawl has made benign encroachments a nuisance. Deer will strip a corn field bare, and will destroy fruit orchards in a matter of days. Fences are not effective, either in real world situations or financially. So, the only humane solution is herd control. The only humane form of herd control is a controlled hunting season. A skilled hunter can bring down a deer in a single shot, will require no "clean up," and the animal is dead before it hits the ground--or knows what happened. The twenty or so animals I harvested in 15 years of hunting went like this. The key here is "skilled hunter." Too often, any redneck with a rifle can get a hunting license. I've seen too many kills by others that were neither quick nor clean, leaving me with the desire to strap the hunter over the hood of my truck. Was what I did when I hunted a sport? You betcha! But, I ate what I killed. My family relied on it. To not eat what you kill is reprehensible...unless, what is harvested is given to a needy family instead. There is no question that humans have created the plight of wildlife in the world today. However, to stand by and let an entire herd, pack, pride, or mob suffer at the expense of human sensibilities is just as irresponsible as leaving a kill laying to rot in the field.
Sled dogs must be able to stand cold weather and be bred to want to run.
There are several kinds of sled dogs:
Malamutes are primarily freight dogs and are also used for recreational mushing, but they do not race.
Alaskan huskies are a mixed breed that is bred for racing.
Siberian huskies, a recognized breed, are also used for racing.
bluefish can be found in all tropic and temperate sea's although they are not they are not found on the shore's of the Eastern pacific in the US they are common along the Atlantic coast , and can be caught anywhere betweenFlorida and Maine the .An usually found in shallow water although they can be found in deeper water over 100 feet
Hundreds of nasty bacteria, some which could make you very ill or even worse. Any animal that likes water, mosquito's that Carrie nasty diseases and other insects that arent healthy for a human.
Either white-tailed deer or cottontail rabbit. Cottontail rabbit is the most widely hunted animal in the US and more are killed per year than any other, so it might be the most poached as well.
The most poached is certainly deer, both white tailed and black tailed or mule deer. Rabbits are rarely poached, as the small size makes more effort to procure them very obvious, and one deer has as much meat as a hundred rabbits.
There are many reasons why fish are dieing in the sea.
1.Oil spills
2.Pollution
3.Other animals
4.People being stupid with dynamite and electricity
I've seen pencils made from recycled paper, rolled round and round the graphite, probably with some glue added.
Mongooses live in southern Asia, Africa, and southern Europe, as well as some Caribbean and Hawaiian islands, where they are introduced species. There are more than thirty species, ranging from one to four feet in length. (Wikipedia)
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No you half cook them and them let them cook a bit more in the curry, although if you are putting the prawns in to be a cold taste then yes cook them completely.
Yeah,they do and if you look at the food chain of oak tree-snail-thursh- sparowhowk you can see they thursh is pray and sparrowhawk is predator.
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"Brazilian Butt Fill" is a trademarked name for buttock augmentation achieved using fat transfer. Basically fat is removed from one part of the body and then injected into the buttock area, a procedure which is becoming increasingly popular. The name belongs to Dr. George Lefkovits of New York, who decided to trademark his own particular technique of carrying out such a procedure.
An alliance, organization, commonwealth, union, or empire.
Examples include NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization), OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries), USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics), the British Empire, the United Nations, the Commonwealth of Nations, the League of Nations of World War 1, and the Axis and Allied powers of World War 2.
Not exactly. Social justice is generally referred to human rights and creating an egalitarian society. In this case, we're talking about animal rights, so it doesn't exactly fit in that category.
The auroch was one of the only animals to eat grass in its time. The animals lives two million years ago.
Not all are. Linny the guinea pig is a girl, Turtle tuck is a boy, and Ming-Ming duckling is a girl.
A vakul is a type of traditional headdress worn by the Ivatan people to protect them from the elements. The Ivatans are an ethnic group from the Batanes Islands of the Philippines. The vakul is made from fibrous material of a particular type of palm.
The animal that preys upon that species would grow fatter, and produce more young.