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There is no part of one human body that would stretch around the world. Many people believe that the small intestines will, but it won't.
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Which animal has modified ecosystems more than any other animal and has had the greatest negative impact on world ecosystems?
Human, according to the theory of evolution.
Does cloning always work?
yea, i got about 37 other me's running around somwhere in the world
What does sensitivity mean in mrs gren?
The human body being sensitive to the world around it. Like when you touch something, you can feel it. The body system associated with 'sensitivity' is the nervous system :)
Why is it important for biologists to include scientific names when reporting their research to other biologists around the world?
organization and to know about the species
If you take out all the nerves in the human body and linked them together how long would it be?
it would go around the world more than five times.
How many times can the human organs go around the world?
the human organs spread out can go around the world 2.5 times
When was matter invented?
Matter was always around. Matter was discovered (from a human understanding) by scientific study and human natural curiosity in the world around us.
What is hitsugaya's age?
Well i say hes around 14 in the human world and in his world 140
How is human rights used around the world?
Team America polices it.
Where was the first human settlement in the world?
Mesopotamia around 10,000 B.C.E
Will human rights improve around the world?
if people can get them and keep them yes
How far will the average human travel in a lifetime?
The average human will travel around 700,000 miles in a lifetime, which is roughly equivalent to traveling to the moon and back three times. This estimate takes into account daily commutes, travel for work or leisure, and other forms of transportation.
What are the effects of electricity in human life?
we get to know whats going on around the world
How does the human population explosion affect biodiversity around the world?
the demand of human 's need on nature increased tremendesly .
Why do human have a lot of bones?
due to evolution, that's why we are related to many other types of animals around the world. if we didn't have bones, we would probably look like snails.
Any advice on what to look for in a good adoption service?
I would start with your local Department of Human Resources. They can help you with local children and refer you to other resources from around the world.
What were the first human beings of the fully modern type called?
The first human beings of the fully modern type are called Homo sapiens. They evolved around 200,000 years ago in Africa and eventually spread to other parts of the world.
