Why do humans have hairs?

There are about 100,000 hairs on a humans head.

there are 117,947 hairs on a human

How many hairs do you lose in a day?Is 100 of hairs

Butterflies can harm humans by releasing hairs that can get on your skin. These hairs can cause a rash on your skin. The rash is not dangerous, but can be painful.

99% of humans don't have as much hair as your mother's gooch.

about 1oo in each nostril

We are descended from apes who have fur to keep them warm.

One human do not have millions of hairs.

all humans have body hair (there are little white hairs on ur belly) ... unless you are like a hairless cat...

Humans can lose between 50-125 hairs a day normally, so 40 hairs is no way excessive and there are probably more being lost that you don't notice.

lots of hair almost 100,000 just on your head.

The hairs on a housefly's legs and abdomen serve the same purpose as they do in humans. These hairs collect dirt and prevent them from getting inside the fly's body.

Their body hairs can be very irritating to attackers. Although they do bite, the venom is not lethal to humans.

Spiders don't only defend themselves by biting people and putting venom in them but some tarantulas shoot small barbed hairs called "Urticating Hairs" into humans or animals legs and feet, the Urticating hairs are located on the spiders abdomen and when you see a spider rub their abdomen with there back legs I would get away because that means that they are about to shoot the Urticating Hairs

it adapts because it needs to to survive like humans lose hairs dont they

they have one of the worlds finest hairs so they kill them but they don't know the law about that.

Walruses don't have what you'd call fur. Similar to humans, they have scattered hairs covering their body.

Humans and chimpanzee's have the same number of hairs on their body, the apparent visual difference of a chimpanzee is merely because the hair on their bodies is longer not because it has relatively more hair follacles

On average as humans we lose around 100 hairs per day. This doesn't necessarly mean these hairs are permanently lost. Each hair has a natural cycle that its undergoes, after the cycle ends it dies then the hair follicle grows a new hair in its place. This is why hairs that are plucked regrow.

With humans they do not, they are far to sparse to help keep us warm, with the possible exception of head hair.

Yes, just like humans replace their hairs, cats do, including their whiskers.

On and average as humans we lose around 100 hairs per day. This means some people lose 1 hair and others may lose 1000 hairs remember that this is an average. Also please take in mind that this doesn't necessarily mean these hairs are permanently lost. Each hair has a natural cycle that its undergoes, after the cycle ends it dies then the hair follicle grows a new hair in its place. This is why…

because they have 60-80 hairs per hair folicale. and humans only have 1-2 per folical.

Blondes- with approximately 140,000 hairs on the head. Brown- 110,000 Black- 108,000 Red- 90,000

there tongues are not ruff a cats tongue is like sand paper. but dogs do have little hairs on their tongues just like humans do

Hair on or around the nipples grows for maximum warmth during chilly days. The male orangutan grows approximately 64 nipple hairs to sustain its core temperature just like humans do.

No, but some spiders, like tarantulas have "urticating bristles" (spiny hairs) to fight off enemies. These hairs don't really harm humans unless you're allergic to them, in which case they irritate the human skin in the form of an itchy rash.

Depends on each animal. On humans it seems they have no function except the head hair which has a protective function against heat and cold on the head.

No. Cilia in humans are small hairs like the ones in the nose used to filter germs. Cilia in microbes is a hairlike structure used for movement.

This is a very typical question, they say that on average as humans we have around 100 hairs fall out per day. This doesn't necessarily mean these hairs are permanently lost. Each hair has a natural cycle that its undergoes, after the cycle ends it dies then the hair follicle grows a new hair in its place. This is why hairs that are plucked regrow. -ScalpMP™ Scalp MicroPigmentation www.scalpmp.com

This is a very typical question, they say that on average as humans we lose around 100 hairs per day. This doesn't necessarily mean these hairs are permanently lost. Each hair has a natural cycle that its undergoes, after the cycle ends it dies then the hair follicle grows a new hair in its place. This is why hairs that are plucked regrow. -ScalpMP™ Scalp MicroPigmentation www.scalpmp.com

well do u mean in humans ? the nostrils of humans are the filters of air . there are many fine hairs present in our nostrils which filters the air. the passage is also lined with mucus which helps in cleaning of air.

Tent caterpillars are not poisonous. However, the hairs on the tent caterpillars back may be irritating to humans or animals that rub up against it.

It realy varies depending on the bird itself, it's genes, and whether or not its molting. Its like asking,"How many hairs are one a humans head?", it depends.

Yes they did they happened to be so advanced in language that if you went back in time and talked to an English family you would be pulling your hairs out.Haha CONFUSING!!

how many noes hairs to people have? how many noes hairs to people have? how many noes hairs to people have?

Don't eat it. It would be bad if it was dirty, otherwise there isn't much harm that a few dog hairs can do you, apart from making your house look messy.

Alleles for both the red hairs and white hairs are used. This is a typical pattern of the codominance

they have found blood and hairs of the creature humans are about 98.5% similar to chimpanzees... that's how we know that we come from the same evolutionary bath as the chimpanzees... we have found blood and hair that have the same DNA as chimps and humans but the hair and blood is neither human or chimpanzee.

some have hairs ans some dont

Mammals are animals that have hair on them Dolphins are mammals but they have no hair on them u think but on them they're are whiskers around their mouths. It doesn't matter if they have not got hair all over their body. Here are some examples of mammals. Dolphins have whiskers around their mouth these are very thin whiskers Bears are covered with thick hair on their body Gorillas are covered with thick hair on…

root hairs are basically separated to each other...they are fine like hairs

Tarantulas have two main defences. The have a venomous bite with powerful fangs which - although painful, is rarely fatal to humans. They also have irritating hairs on their abdomens - which they can flick towards an attacker. The hairs are extremely fine, and are barbed - making them stick into an attackers skin. They cause irritation and - if aimed at the eyes, can cause temporary (and occasionally permanent) blindness.

900,000,000,000,000 hairs

Horse Tail hairs

You lose 50-100 hairs in a day.Multiple that by 365 and you get... 18250- 36500 hairs a year.

"hair" is used as singular noun. eg: Varun's hair is dark. "hairs" is used with numbers or few. eg: Her 3 hairs are dark. or She has few grey hairs.

Erm actually male pubic hairs grow when the chest hairs grow so if you have chest hairs and no pubic hairs there might be a problem

there are 12 nose hairs in one human there are 12 nose hairs in one human

exactly 2,000,078 hairs are on a dog