No. food stored internally would rot and kill the animal.
The stomach stores food by expanding its muscular walls to accommodate the incoming food. This allows the stomach to hold and mix the food with digestive enzymes and acids to begin the breakdown process. The stomach can stretch to hold around 1-1.5 liters of food on average.
The stomach doesn't store food, it's main responsibility is to digest proteins, this usually takes 4-6 hours. If you didn't eat protein, it would pass on through to the small intestine where most food is digested and the process of absorption begins. So theoretically, you could live without a stomach. This is the basis for stomach bypass surgeries for weight reduction.
A vacuole is like a stomach because it functions to store nutrients, break down waste products, and maintain internal pH balance in a cell, similar to how a stomach functions in a living organism. Both organelles play a crucial role in digestion and waste management within their respective systems.
The stomach is a hollow organ primarily designed to store and process food. Its muscular walls allow it to expand and contract, facilitating the mixing of food with digestive enzymes and acids. This hollow structure enables the stomach to accommodate varying amounts of food, enhancing its role in digestion and nutrient absorption. Additionally, the hollow design minimizes weight and allows for greater mobility within the abdominal cavity.
Acid breaks down the food in the stomach. Pepsin is the enzyme that breaks down the proteins from the food, in the stomach. Highly acidic pH helps to break down the food.
one stomach to store food for themselves an one stomach to store food to share with other ants
No. stomach does not store the food. It digest the proteins to some extent.
The stomach breaks down your food. When you swallow your food, it lands in the stomach. It is broken down by stomach acids and moved into the intestines.
The function of the crop in an grasshopper is to store the food.
In it's stomach.
Food is stored before it is digested in your stomach.
it goes in to your esophagus and is store in the stomach in several hours.
The stomach stores food by expanding its muscular walls to accommodate the incoming food. This allows the stomach to hold and mix the food with digestive enzymes and acids to begin the breakdown process. The stomach can stretch to hold around 1-1.5 liters of food on average.
They digest and store food
they do not have a stomach to store there food
Fat is how the body stores food. However the stomach doesn't' actually store the food. The intestines will move the fat to various places in the body to be stored until needed.
It is called the Fundus.