0
Want this question answered?
Be notified when an answer is posted
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Which is the largest cell on the earth?
The EGG OF AN OSTRICH is the biggest cell in the world.
What is the largest cell in the animal kingdom?
The EGG of an ostrich.
What is the biggest cell in all organisms?
The egg (ovum). The biggest cell of any living animal is the Ostrich Egg.
What is the biggest animal cell?
Well, it is the ovum of the ostrich egg. I discovered this in the wild Amazon. Put the egg under a huge microscope along with all the others and found out that the ostrich egg is the biggest and has the largest cell
How big can plant and animal cells get?
The largest single cell in nature is an ostrich egg; it weighs 1.5kg.
Which is the largest cell on the earth?
The EGG OF AN OSTRICH is the biggest cell in the world.
What is the biggest cell?
ostrich egg cell
What is the largest cell?
ostrich egg.
What is the world's largest cell?
Ostrich Egg
What is the largest example of a single cell?
An ostrich egg.
Is an ostrich egg itself a cell?
I think yes!
What is the largest cell found in animal?
ostrich egg
What is the largest cell in the animal kingdom?
The EGG of an ostrich.
What is the biggest cell in all organisms?
The egg (ovum). The biggest cell of any living animal is the Ostrich Egg.
What is the biggest animal cell?
Well, it is the ovum of the ostrich egg. I discovered this in the wild Amazon. Put the egg under a huge microscope along with all the others and found out that the ostrich egg is the biggest and has the largest cell
What is the largest animal cell?
an egg cell *** An egg (such as the chicken egg) is not one cell. The largest cells are usually neurons (some motor neurons can go from the spine or brain till the tip of the toes, so in larger animals that can mean a cell which is more than a meter long.
Name a type of cell you do not need a microscope?
A human egg cell is just visible with the naked eye. The largest single cell known to exist is an ostrich egg. (By the way, your question is gibberish; I'm just assuming what you meant to ask.)
