Yes, they change a lot.
They develop from a simple state to complex states.
Indeterminate growth is the ability of an organism to continue growing and developing throughout its life. This is commonly seen in many plants and animals, where they do not have a fixed size or reach a terminal stage of growth. Instead, they keep growing in size and complexity as long as they are alive.
No, horse's eyes do not grow. Horses are born with eyes the same size as they will be all through their life into adulthood.
A lizard's life cycle typically consists of four stages: egg, hatchling, juvenile, and adult. The lizard lays eggs, which hatch into young lizards called hatchlings. These hatchlings grow into juveniles, which eventually mature into adult lizards.
No your friends may change throughout your life as you grow apart later. Keeping the same one forever is rare
they grow throughout their whole life
all animals grow throughout their entire life time. which is why when you get a puppy or small animal, it can grow into very large dog or cat
they grow
it depends on the lizard
Fish grow and develop throughout their life cycle by starting as eggs, hatching into larvae, and then growing into juveniles and adults. They continue to grow and mature as they age, with some species undergoing physical changes such as coloration and size.
The nose and ears continue to grow throughout a person's lifetime. This is due to the loss of elasticity in the cartilage and tissues that make up these structures, causing them to appear larger as an individual ages.
yes