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How do you make Alice grow small or bigger in the Alice the musical play?
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What do small plants grow into?
Bigger plants.
How small can a moon jellyfish grow to be?
Nothing can GROW smaller, but it can GROW bigger. Sorry.
Are there limits to how small a cell can be?
there are no limits because a cell is as small as it can be already or it can grow bigger
Do quarter size small turtles get large or stay small?
Depends on the type of turtle. Most of them will grow bigger then that. But they grow very slow.
In wonderland how do you get smaller?
In the book Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll Alice drinks a liquid which makes her very small. To grow taller she eats a cake.
Is the heart size can decrease?
When you are a baby, the heart is small. When you grow up, it get's bigger.
Can bean seeds grow faster in a small pot with a lot of space or with less space?
When they are seedlings, a small pot is fine. But when they get bigger, they will need more room to grow.
Why don't small firms grow bigger?
A lack of resources to expand is usually the answer. Small firms must keep their prices small to compete with the bigger firms and in that price it does not include the money needed for expantion.
Why fish in the wild can grow bigger rather than in the aquarium?
because fish grow to the size of there water so when say they are in the ocean they will grow much bigger than a small pond as the ocean has more space for them to fill.
What is bigger a rabbit or a vole?
A vole is a mouse like creature and quite small. Rabbits can grow to be very large. The answer to your question is A Rabbit is bigger.
Do samoyed grow big or small?
Samoyeds tend to be about 26 inches tall. they are a bigger breed.
How can you make your breasts grow bigger and bigger?
You can't make your breasts grow bigger and faster. Your breasts grow as they are meant to and there is nothing you can do to speed-up that process or make them grow bigger.
