a creature such as a whale or elephant has a slower heartbeat than that of a mouse or rabbit. in fact, a mouses heart beats so many times per minute that it sounds more like it's humming!
the general rule is the bigger the creature, the slower its heart beats.
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Yes. A slower current cannot carry as much sediment or particles as large as a faster current.
About 180 for puppies & 60 for grown dogs
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.
Large drive pulley, small driven pulley = faster rotation but less torque. Small drive pulley, large driven pulley = slower rotation but more torque.
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While in general, the larger the animal the lower/slower the heart rate, large whales have a variable heart rate between 10- 30 beats per minute. Humpbacks lower their metabolism and heart rate when they dive to conserve oxygen. The rate rises as they themselves rise again to the surface.
60-120 times per minute, depending on the size, breed and level of fitness. Small dogs have a faster heart rate than large dogs.
small intestines disolve faster due to the rapid speed of the spleen vesel. While the larger intestine disolves slower under the organ range.
Water evaporate faster from a large opening.
Files that are large can be sent faster over the internet using a file compression program. This is helpful on slower internet connections and overall reduces traffic on the internet.
Slow Heartbeat at Rest is good The slower your heart beats with activity, the better shape your heart is in. The heart beats faster in order to provide 02 (oxygen), and if your are in super physical shape, the heart will beat at a more normal pace for a given pace. At the same time, elite athletes will be able to push themselves to even more intense levels, such that their maximum heart rate increases during extremely intense exercise. Also, the heart rests when you do. If you have an elevated heart rate at rest, it could be due to many different factors. Some examples: large caffeine intake, anemia, stress, lung disease, pain, or even a heightened emotional state (nervous, excited, angry). Another important thing is how quickly your heartrate can recover to a normal beat after strenuous exercise. Answer2: Better check things with your doctor. Before surgery two years ago I found out I have a very slow heart rate. After test and wearing a halter monitor for 24 hours, my doctors said it's my normal. Exercise makes the heart rate even lower, but my doctors don't seem really concerned because they say a slow heart rate is better in general.
It is a discrete portion of the body that performs a specific function, such as lungs, stomach, heart, kidneys, spleen, tonsils, appendix, etc...