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Since humans are not always available they do not have humans as a main food source and few ever get a chance to eat humans. I do suppose though that a polar bear could eat a human since they are meat eaters (eating penguins i think) and while our meat would taste different they might not mind too much.
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Do monkeys hurt humuns?
If they are threatened. :D
Will robots turn on humuns?
they will in 30000000,000,00 years into the future
Will humuns live on mars one year?
No, it is not currently possible.
Can killer whales talk to humuns?
I think if u know there language!
What is the gestation period for humuns?
Normally 9 months, but there can be large variation in a few cases.
Where do horses exist in the food chain?
some horses get SLAGHTERD BY HUMUNS!!!!!! STOP HORSE SLAGHTER
What do belladonna rhubarb dogbane jack in the pulpit plants have in common?
They are all poisonous and they harm humuns
Do humuns consume bugs?
Yes. In some parts of this world, bugs are a delicacy of the inhabitants as a part of their regular diet.
What are humuns?
A human is nog a robog it is a real person a girl a boy or anything it is a live girl or a bog they habe bones head shoulder and knees and toes and otjer stuff like that
How can lightning affect humuns animals plants life?
Humans : This affect human by kill or damage them seriously causing brain and nervous system and destroying their homes and shelters Plant Life: This affect plant life by striking trees and burning plants and setting them alight
Which animal can kill elephant?
While there are no single animals known to prey on adult elephants regularly, young elephants may be vulnerable to predation by large carnivores such as lions, hyenas, and crocodiles. These predators may opportunistically target young or weak elephants in specific circumstances.
What is deustrome development?
Deuterosome development is a process in cell biology where specialized structures called deuterosomes play a role in organizing the microtubule network within cells. Deuterosomes are involved in the formation of centrioles, which are important for cell division and organization. This process is essential for proper cell function and division.
