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How might the tapeworm's body walls be part of the adaptations help a tapeworm survive?
The tapeworm's body walls are specialized to enhance its survival in the host's digestive system. They are covered with a tough, protective cuticle that prevents digestion by the host's enzymes. Additionally, the tapeworm's body is segmented, allowing it to absorb nutrients efficiently through its skin and to grow and reproduce rapidly, helping it thrive in a nutrient-rich environment. These adaptations enable the tapeworm to persist and flourish within its host.
How does healthy food help the body?
helps you survive
Food can help you survive but water can kill you What are you?
Ants?
How does knowing how to find food help the rats?
Food helps the rats survive.
What is the niche of a tapeworm?
The niche of a tapeworm is as an internal parasite that lives in the digestive tract of its host, absorbing nutrients from the host's food. Tapeworms have evolved to specifically exploit this niche, often with complex life cycles involving multiple hosts.
Which characteristics can help an animal survive?
food
Is a tape worm infectious or non infectious?
A tapeworm is considered infectious to humans and other animals, as it can be transmitted through the ingestion of contaminated food or water containing tapeworm eggs or larvae. Once ingested, the tapeworm can develop in the host's intestines, leading to infection. Proper cooking of meat and good hygiene practices can help prevent the spread of tapeworms.
How do birds feet help them survive in their different environment?
By adapting to theirenvironment (noticing the changes in their surroundings and getting used to it ) and to get food or things that will help it to survive.
How does food for a zorse help them to survive?
its big teeth is the answer it helps it to take
What helps plants get energy and make food?
the sun help it to survive
How does an alligator eyes help it survive?
see their food, see underwater
How do birds help people like you?
by taking your food
