Well it depends on the size of the animal, of its condition and type of soil, reason for death, aeration and aerobic, anaerobic bacterial action upon the remains.
A rodent's skeleton is like a human skeleton because all rodent have rib's,skull.
I really don't know, and I know I'm not being helpful. But I need someone to answer, What kind of animal skeleton is similar to the cat or rabbits? for my science homework. So please, please answer that question.
No. The bones and teeth are the last to disintegrate, and only at high enough temperatures. All organs and tissue are burned up quite quickly, and at about the same time.
Well, almost every animal has bones. But animals with backbones are called vertebrates.
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A beaver is classed as a rodent and it is mostly nocturnal. Beavers can live up to 24 years old when living in the wild and there are 302 bones in their body.
No
The number of bones in an animal's body can vary depending on the species. For example, a human body has 206 bones, while a cat has 230 bones. Birds and snakes have a different skeletal structure with varying numbers of bones as well.
some animal structures are is bones and paws. Bones for moving and paws for hunting for prey.
No, you cannot bring animal bones in your carry-on luggage on a plane.
Depends on how they move... depending on if they have wings or legs. Usually things with bones are faster but there are insects that are faster than boned animal. Maybe its because the bones weigh down the animal more so they can't go as fast or as long
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