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When was Horsehair crab created?
Horsehair crab was created in 1848.
True or false a violin string made out of horsehair?
False. The bow hair can be horsehair but the strings are not.
A horse is covered with?
horsehair
What is horsehair hygrometer?
A horsehair hygrometer is a simple device used to measure humidity based on the principle that horsehair changes length in response to moisture in the air. As humidity increases, the horsehair absorbs water and expands, while it contracts when humidity decreases. This mechanical movement can be translated into a reading on a scale, providing an indication of the relative humidity in the environment. Horsehair hygrometers are often appreciated for their accuracy and sensitivity in measuring humidity levels.
What do horses do on FarmVille?
You can harvest horsehair from them.
What call the stick of violin?
I believe the violin stick you are talking about is called a bow. Usually bows are made out of wood and horsehair. When the horsehair is drawn across the string, the violin will produce sound (if rosin is on the horsehair). The wood of the bow basically keeps the horsehair tight and provides a place for the musician to grip the bow. I hope this answers your question.
How many horse hair in a bass bow?
A typical horsehair bow for a bass contains about 150 to 200 strands of horsehair. The exact number can vary depending on the bowmaker and the specific design of the bow. The quality of the horsehair can also influence the sound and playability of the instrument.
Why is it bad to touch the horsehair on a bow?
It is bad to touch the horsehair on the bow because on your hand and fingers there is an oil and dirt and when that comes in contact with the horsehairs, it gets on it and then oil could change the hair and make it dirty which is not good. It also will make the horsehair not playable after time as well.
What did thomas becket wear under his robe?
horsehair
What do adult horsehair worms feed on?
Adult horsehair worms do not feed; they are primarily focused on reproduction. The larval stage of horsehair worms typically develops inside the bodies of host insects, where they absorb nutrients from their host. Once they mature, they emerge from the host to reproduce, completing their life cycle.
How does an earthworm help soil?
Earthworms help by fertilizing the soil with their waste.
Do chemicals in the soil help the soil grow?
No, but they help the plants grow.
