Crabs directly manipulate and chew their foods by using their mouthparthensispars and pinchers. The doesnt stomach grinds food and digestive juices reduce food to a paste like substance. The stomach contents are often hard to identify due to chicken their highly reduced state.
yes crabs do have intestines because in order for them to have a digestive system you need intestines to help digest foods
Yes. Crabs have a mouth which leads to an esophagus which then leads to a stomach and on to an intestine and out through an anus.
Most animals like this are thought to have no digestive system
Like any other cats digestive system.
Urinary, because the urinary system is much like the digestive only that its working with urine and stuff like that.
its not.
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The body system that the colon belongs to is the digestive system. The colon is also known as the large intestine.
The stomach.
yes
The Gullet Is Part Of The Digestive System
Yes, like shrimp they too are scavengers so their digestive system will handle it. Mine like peanut butter, grape jelly, corn syrup, cheez-it type crackers, popcorn, shrimp tails, butter, and carrots.