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What senses does the spotted salamander use?
Most animals use the senses of:HearingSightTouchTasteBody positionOrientation to the local gravity fieldHeat/ColdPainHunger
What stops the yellow spotted lizards from attaching in holes?
Yellow-spotted lizards are known for their distinctive yellow spots and are primarily found in arid environments. They avoid inhabiting holes or burrows due to their preference for open areas where they can bask in the sun and hunt for insects. Additionally, their predatory behavior and need for mobility to find food limit their use of confined spaces like holes. This adaptation helps them thrive in their natural habitat while avoiding potential threats.
Why did they use yellow tennis balls for?
So that it would be easily spotted in snow or rain water.
What are the possible causes of yellow spots on wood and how can they be treated or prevented?
Yellow spots on wood can be caused by various factors such as water damage, mold growth, or chemical reactions. To treat them, you can try sanding the affected area, applying a wood bleach, or using a wood stain to cover the spots. To prevent yellow spots, ensure proper ventilation, avoid exposure to moisture, and use protective coatings on the wood surface.
How did the salamander for cooking get its name?
A salamander is a legendary creature which can live in fire. The salamander used in cooking is so-called because it is, in domestic use, fireproof.
Why does a cheetah have spots?
they were born with them, except when cheetahs are born they have black and white markings on their back to look like a honey badger because most animals are afraid of honey badgers so the cheetah cub wont get hurt so until their one month old they start to grow their spot all over their body.
What breathes through the use of lungs skin and mouth lining?
the salamander.
What do yellow spots on the whites of your eyes mean?
The yellow spots are caused from tiny blood vessels that have ruptured (a bruise) The blood is starting to break down and is being resorbed by the body. So it's like a bruise where at first it is blue, then green, then yellow then back to normal only because the vessels of the eye are so superficial it would be red then yellow. If the entire white of the eye (called the sclera) is yellow then you're in big trouble. This is called icterus or jaundice and it means that 70% of your liver is kind of toast! Now if the yellow or brown spots are in the iris, this indicates toxins in specific parts of the body (some call them drug spots). An entire science has evolved around this called Iridology. Fascinating stuff. I use these signs to give me an idea of what organs may be involved in disease processes when I examine my animal and human patients.
What do spotted scorpions fish use to protect them?
They use their spine.
What does the spotted dolphin use for its home?
the spotted dolphin uses its home with kelp and other stuff in the woods.
How do you use salamander in naruto clash of the ninja revolution 3?
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What color is a axolotl?
They are a semi-transparent salamander with red frills they use to breathe.
