How do crustaceans get rid of carbon dioxide?

Answer 1

Our lungs have parts in them that take carbon dioxide from the bloodstream and vent it into the lungs. When we breath out, the carbon dioxide leaves our bodies through the brachial tubes, which eventually lead to your esophagus, which leads to your mouth and nose. The carbon dioxide is expelled through the nose and mouth along with the other elements from your lungs.

Answer 2

Animals get rid of Carbon Dioxide by breathing. Animals breathe in oxygen and they breathe out carbon dioxide.
Diffusion from the cells, and diffusion from the bodies of insects.

Animals with a blood circulation & lungs exhale it.

Answer 3

Pulmonary breathing terrestrial vertebrates exhale CO2 via lungs . CO2 is transported to lungs via blood . Fishes and larval amphibians get rid od CO2 via gills and skin . Arthropods get rid of CO2 via traheal system and cutical .

Answer 4

In vertebrate animals, the blood brings the CO2 away from the body to the lungs. Then, when the lungs are pressed on during exhaling, the CO2 is expelled. Fish simply let CO2 diffuse out of their bodies via the gills.

Answer 5

They dispose of all wastes through tracheal tubes and/or gills. Other wastes, such as nitrogen, are disposed through malpighean tubules.

Answer 6

By farting