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How long does it take for water to go down the human throat?
about 3.443 seconds
How long does it take for water to crush a human's spine?
1 second dont go INTO the WATER D=
What does an avalanche do to human?
1.freeze them to death,2.kill them,3.take the air from them or 4.seriously,crush them.
Can you crush an antibiotic for a cat?
no!, never give an animal human meds, if you suspect that your cat has an infection, please take it to a vet.
How much weight does it take to crush a human testicle?
The human male testicles are made up of super strong tissues. So strong that it could take up to 2.5 tons of pressure to crush/pop them. That is not however the same for cutting them open, that just takes a sharp object like for example a knife ;].
How many cigarette does it take to get a black throat?
Well to get a black throat it takes time to do that because once you seen almost 20 packs of Cigarettes in the garbage,you'll know then when that person is gonna get a Black Throat..
How much pressure does it take to crush a windpipe?
It does not take much force at all to crush the larynx. This is why a move such as a throat gouge should NEVER be used in a fight. The ONLY time this kind of move should be used is if it is LIFE or DEATH. A hit to the throat can easily kill a person, and is NOT to joked with!
Can you take augmentin for sore throat?
That is not a very good drug for sore throat. You need to take penicillin or azithromycin.
What do you do when your nose and throat hurts?
h You can take warm water and take medicines or seek a doctor or take antibiotics or do yoga or take cough syrup.............. so many things to do.
How do you crush sugar cane?
Just crush them, using a machine which can squash it to take the juice out
Can you crush intuniv to take the pill?
No
What is a pigs jaw strength?
Pigs have very strong jaws which are used to crush plant material. Wild hogs have a dangerous bite that can take off a human finger.
