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What enters the body during breathing?

Air, oxygen


Which gas is removed from the body?

carbon dioxide during breathing


Is oil toxic to flies?

Basically, but technically it plugs small holes (flying insects had breathing pores instead of using their mouth for breathing) on the sides of the fly's body and suffocates them.


Which animal lowers its body temperature and breathing rate during the winter?

bear


What sheet the muscle in your body cavity helps you during the breathing process?

Diaphragm


What sheet of muscles in your body cavity helps you during the breathing process?

Diaphragm


What sheet of muscle in you body cavity helps you during the breathing process?

Diaphragm


What is the body covering of caterpillar?

Caterpillars have a hard outer covering called an exoskeleton. They have sensory hairs or bristles all over their body and holes in their sides for breathing.


Why you breathe slowly when asleep?

Breathing slows down during sleep as the body relaxes and requires less oxygen. This slower breathing rate helps to conserve energy and promote restful sleep. The body's respiratory system automatically adjusts its rate and depth of breathing based on the body's needs during different stages of sleep.


Parts of the body the invouuluntary muscles control?

heart and armsheart and breathing (during sleep)


What are 5 instances when a breathing pattern is altered normally?

Breathing patterns can be altered normally during various situations, including during exercise, when the body demands more oxygen. Another instance is during sleep, where breathing becomes more regular and slower. Emotional responses, such as anxiety or excitement, can also lead to changes in breathing rates and depths. Additionally, conditions like altitude can affect breathing patterns as the body adjusts to lower oxygen levels.


What substance out of water sugar and ions is lost from the body when breathing?

Water is the substance lost from the body when breathing. During exhalation, moisture from the respiratory system is expelled in the form of water vapor.