Rock salt and rock candy
Yes, rocks are considered odorless because they do not release any aromatic compounds that can be detected by the human nose.
Rocks can split due to various factors such as changes in temperature, pressure, or the presence of water. Over time, these factors can weaken the rock and cause it to crack or split apart. Additionally, stress from tectonic movements or human activities like mining or excavation can also cause rocks to split.
It is an avalanche.
Rocks can last for millions to billions of years, so their lifespan is considered to be essentially infinite in human terms.
Asphalt concrete is neither a mineral nor a rock. It is a human-made material composed of aggregates (such as sand, gravel, or crushed stone) bonded together with bitumen, a sticky black substance derived from crude oil.
No. They should never eat any human food because it is too salty and fatty, which will kill them.
Salt is the only type of rock that humans can eat. Human digestive systems are not meant to break down other types of rocks.
Yes, bunnies can safely eat eggplant in moderation as part of a balanced diet.
Yes, rabbits can safely eat eggplant in moderation as part of a balanced diet.
Cats can safely eat canned tuna that is specifically labeled as "cat-friendly" or "for cats." It is important to avoid giving cats raw tuna or tuna meant for human consumption, as it may contain high levels of mercury and other harmful substances.
No.
Cats can safely eat tuna, but it is important to feed them tuna that is specifically made for cats and not tuna from cans meant for human consumption. Human tuna cans may contain high levels of mercury, which can be harmful to cats if consumed regularly. It is best to consult with a veterinarian before feeding your cat tuna to ensure it is safe and appropriate for their diet.
No, it is not safe to eat ash as it can be harmful to your health.
How about you look up the Kosher Commandments that state what we can eat safely and Not eat safely. Leviticus chapter 11 includes these.
No. You can safely eat it if you want.
A patient with diabetes can safely eat proteins. You can safely eat 2 grams per Kg of your body weight. Probably more than this also.
Yes, cats can safely eat rabbit meat as it is a natural part of their diet and provides them with essential nutrients.