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What is the ability to grow missing or damaged parts?
Regeneration
Pet hissing cockroaches missing antennae do they grow back?
Yes, a hissing cockroach has the ability to regrow a missing or broken antennae. They also can regrow limbs that are broken or missing.
Will a raccoon grow its tail back?
No, raccoons do not have the ability to regenerate their tails. Once a raccoon loses its tail, it will not grow back.
What is the definition of regenerate?
regeneration-Regrowth of lost or destroyed parts or organs.
What is the ability of an organism to grow lost parts called?
The ability of an organism to grow back lost parts is called regeneration. This biological process allows certain species, such as salamanders and starfish, to replace damaged or missing tissues, organs, or limbs. Regeneration varies widely among different organisms, with some able to fully regrow complex structures while others may only heal or replace simpler tissues.
Can your arm grow back?
No, do you really think if people could grow back limbs, there would be people who are missing limbs? Like someone in a wheelchair with missing legs? There are some animals (not mammals) that can grow back limbs though.
Do honey bees grow legs back?
No, honey bees do not grow back legs or any other body parts once they are lost. Unlike some other species in the animal kingdom that can regenerate limbs, honey bees have a fixed anatomy and cannot regenerate damaged or missing legs. Once a leg is lost, it affects their mobility and ability to perform tasks essential for their survival.
An aquatic animal that can grow back missing limbs?
a starfish
Do tarantulas fangs grow back?
I don't know, my tarantula's fang didn't grow back but its like 3 week, but I think they grow back after the molding process after the fang is missing.
If a puppy tail get cut off will it grow back?
No it will not grow back. Dogs do not have the ability to regrow limbs.
Can houseflies grow back body parts?
No they can not
Can people grow back their body parts?
No.
