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Why do mountain climbers bring oxygen tanks with them?
Mountain climbers bring oxygen tanks with them because at high altitudes, the air becomes thinner and oxygen levels decrease, making it difficult to breathe. Supplemental oxygen helps climbers maintain their energy levels and reduce the risk of altitude sickness.
Why do mountain climbers sometimes bring tanks of oxygen along with them on their climbs?
They get tired and without proper oxygen their penis will shrivel up and die.
Why do mountain climbers bring oxygen tanks with them when they are climbing at high altitudes?
Mountain climbers bring oxygen tanks with them at high altitudes to supplement the lower oxygen levels in the atmosphere. This helps prevent symptoms of altitude sickness such as dizziness, fatigue, and shortness of breath. The extra oxygen can also improve physical performance and aid in acclimatization to the high altitude.
When hiking up the earth's tallest peaks why do some climbers bring oxygen equipment to help the breathe?
At extreme altitudes, the air is thinner resulting in lower oxygen levels which can lead to altitude sickness and difficulty breathing. Climbers bring oxygen equipment to supplement the lower oxygen levels and help prevent altitude sickness, allowing them to perform better and reduce the risk of health complications.
Why Mount Everest being polluted?
All the rubbish found on Mount Everest has been left by climbers who are too tired to carry it down the mountain. Today there are dedicated teams whos role is to bring the rubbish down off the mountain.
How do you protect Himalayas?
We can protect Mount Everest by being careful of what we do and leave behind. The biggest thing we can do to protect the mountain is to bring down all the rubbish that climbers tend to leave due to being exhausted after climbing. Today there is less rubbish on the mountain side than say 20 years ago.
What is the problem with litter on Mount Everest?
When climbers descend from the high camps they are usually very tired and dont have much energy. This is why litter is left on the mountain. Today, there are dedicated climbing teams who bring down the rubbish left by others, making Mount Everest a cleaner mountain.
Why do mountain climers sometimes bring oxygen tanks along with them on their climb?
ANSWER:Because the higher you rise in altitude, the thinner the air gets. There is oxygen there, just less parts per million. This area on mount Everest is called the death zone.As you go higher into the atmosphere, there's less air pressure and therefore less oxygen. Your body needs lots of oxygen to survive, especially while climbing difficult terrain, and at the altitude of Mount Everest there is hardly enough (although it is possible to climb Everest without extra oxygen). Anyway, most climbers see it necessary to used extra bottled oxygen to supply the extra oxygen to their bodies.
What happens to waste on mount Everest?
Any waste, human and food, is brought down off the mountain by the expedition teams. Mount Everest is a lot cleaner now than it use to be. Climbers would just leave there waste or bury it under snow but today teams must bring it all down with them.
Why mount Everest is called as junkyard?
Mount Everest use to be called a junk yard because of the amount of rubbish climbers use to leave behind on the mountain. Today this has improved a lot with teams going there just to bring rubbish down.
What would happen to the people that climb mount evrest?
People who achieve reaching the top of Mount Everest, and just as importantly, get down again, will have stood on the top of the highest mountain on land. Whose unfortunates that are killed on the mountain (from an accident, lack of oxygen, or from the extreme cold) are left, as to try to bring the bodies down is too hazardous, the rescuers being in great danger of losing their lives as well. This is why an upper part of Mount Everest is known by climbers as the Death Zone.
What is the role of the respiratory system is to bring what substance into the body?
to bring oxygen in
