When swallowing food it enters into your digestive system through your esophagus. Air that is taken into your system enters the windpipe. The epiglottis which is a flap located between the esophagus and windpipe covers the windpipe so that food does not enter it by mistake. This allows for food and air to stay separated in the digestive system.
The esophagus
I wouldn't store any food in a septic system. You're probably better to keep food in something like a pantry or cupboard.
The bacteria are killed by stomach acid. The pH in the rumen is maintained slightly alkaline to produce an optimum environment for the bacteria to grow.
Secular
Secular
The food is kept in special frozen areas. This helps keeping the food from withering.
Hay should be kept either in a hay mow, or in a pile where the sheep cannot reach it. Grains should be kept either in a separate grain room or in a safe spot that the sheep will not be able to reach it (even if they escape pens).
No, different kinds of poultry should be kept in separate housing.
Romans kept cities connected by their system of roads and by safe sea lanes.Romans kept cities connected by their system of roads and by safe sea lanes.Romans kept cities connected by their system of roads and by safe sea lanes.Romans kept cities connected by their system of roads and by safe sea lanes.Romans kept cities connected by their system of roads and by safe sea lanes.Romans kept cities connected by their system of roads and by safe sea lanes.Romans kept cities connected by their system of roads and by safe sea lanes.Romans kept cities connected by their system of roads and by safe sea lanes.Romans kept cities connected by their system of roads and by safe sea lanes.
fridge!
Geographic isolation
women were kept out of public activities