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What would happen to the animals if the air they breath were sprayed with pesticide?
There are many things that could happen to the animals if the air they breath were sprayed with pesticide. One is that they could get sick or die.
What will happen if expired noodles is consumed?
I doubt anything would happen
What would happen if frogs eat pesticide?
They would most likely die but it depends on how much they eat.
What would happen if a lizard consumed paint?
it will die in a day or two
What happen to the animals if the air they breathe were sprayed with pesticide?
There are a number of things that could happen to animals if the air they breathe was sprayed with pesticide. These animals could die or develop infections.
What would happen if a prune was left in water for 24 hours?
it becomes slimy and not be consumed
How much pesticide will each mouse take in compared to a grasshopper?
The mice ingested 10x the amount of pesticide since 10% of what the grasshopper consumed is passed on to the next trophic level, and since about 1 mice eats 10 grasshoppers, that's 100% of the pesticide ingested by the mice.
What would happen if you consumed four 5mg Valium at the same time?
You would not overdose, but it would make you go into a euphoric high.
What would happen if you consumed some liquid from a chicken that was left in the sun for a month?
If one consumed liquid from a chicken left in the Sun for a Month, assuming it was dead for that period, would likely get Salmonella Poisoning.
What do pesticides do.what would happen if they get into the river?
A pesticide is a chemical that kills pests on the farmer's crops. If they got into the river then it may kill organisms as well.
What do you think would happen if a person burned more Calories than he consumed?
If a person is burning more calories actually what he/she consumed, this situation leads to get weight loss of that particular person.
Is a pesticide resistant bug caused by a mutation or an adaptation?
A pesticide-resistant bug is typically caused by a mutation in its genetic makeup that enables it to survive exposure to the pesticide. Over time, this mutation allows the bug to develop an adaptation to the pesticide, making it more difficult to control.
