The reason smaller animals have such as fast heart rate is for several reasons: Smaller animals are constantly on the lookout for danger and must be able to react quickly when they need to. A fast heart and breathing rate ensures that enough oxygen is being put into the bloodstream to allow the animal to move quickly without getting tired, or eaten. Also, because the animal is smaller, it doesn't take the blood very long to travel one loop around the circulatory system, as it might if it were an elephant or a whale. The circulation is therefore quicker allowing the heart less time to relax in between pumps.
Yes. There is a direct correlation between an animals average body size and the speed of its heartbeat with smaller animals having faster heartbeats than larger animals.
Most birds hearts are smaller then humans so they have to beat faster to keep the body moving. So in answer to your question no they are faster
The lifespan of most creatures is tied to its heart; small animals, such as mice, have very rapid heartbeats; because they are smaller, they lose heat faster, so their heart has to pump blood faster in order to maintain a normal internal temperature. Large animals, like elephants, have very slow heartbeats because their larger body retains more heat for a longer period of time; therefore, they live longer. The faster the heartbeat- the shorter their lifespan; the slower the heartbeat- the longer the lifespan.
Only for some animals.
Because the smaller you are the faster you breath
because the smaller animals have shorter life spans, so they grow and develop faster.
no, bigger animals have more bone so their stronger and can live up to foe's. smaller animals perhaps give out faster
Typically many smaller mammals have very fast heartbeats, however the Humming bird has the fastest at 1,200 beats per minute...
Because they weigh less, they're faster, and even though they are little they can take big leaps.
Because your heart does not pump as efficiently as it did when you were younger.
That is false. Your pulse is a measure of your heart rate. The faster your heart beats, the higher (faster) your pulse will be.
Yes. Smaller animals such as the hummingbird tend to have a (much) faster pulse than bigger animals such as a beluga whale. Likewise women have a faster heartbeat because they are smaller than their male counterparts. General rule of thumb; the smaller the organism, the faster the pulse.