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If there was sperm in a bath that was then drained then left for nearly 24 hours could the sperm still be alive and have the ability to impregnate especialy if the bath was run twice before next use?
That a sick question but yeah!
What word means the ability to live?
Alive .
What makes us alive?
While there is no singular definition for what makes organisms alive, there is a set of criteria by which most people follow. Being alive consists of the ability to reproduce asexually are sexually, the ability to grow, the ability to maintain homeostasis, metabolism, the ability to adapt in response to environment, and response to any stimuli.
How many Comanche Indians are alive today?
nearly 15,000
How old is Saint Joseph?
If he were still alive today he would be nearly 2100 years old.
Was Mozart famous when he was alive?
Yes. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was famous when he was alive. Though he wasn't nearly as famous then as he has become after his death.
How can you have the ability to stay live?
Nutrients going into the body, can allow someone to stay alive. As well as getting enough oxygen and blood flow in the body. These things are very important to allow someone the ability to stay alive.
When did racism end worldwide?
I hate to break it to you, but racism is alive and well in nearly every country on Earth.
Were hippos born alive or hatched?
Hippos are born alive, like nearly all mammals. There are only two mammals on Earth that lay eggs. They are the platypus and spiny anteaters.
Is giving a skeleton the ability to dance considered personification?
No, because the skeleton was alive once.
Were The Who alive in the 1060s?
Of course not! They weren't born until nearly 900 years later (I assume this question was a joke....!)
What are the statistics of coming out of a car crash alive?
Your chances of coming out of a car crash alive is very low, considering all of the forces that are applied during collision. However, a seat-belt will improve your chances of getting out alive by nearly 50%.
