The excretory system primarily removes metabolic wastes such as urea, creatinine, and uric acid, which result from protein metabolism and cellular processes. It also eliminates excess salts, water, and other waste products that can accumulate in the body. These wastes are filtered from the blood by the kidneys and then excreted in urine, helping to maintain fluid and electrolyte balance.
Substances that are porous and have a high surface area tend to absorb water better. Materials like activated carbon, silica gel, and certain types of clays are known for their ability to absorb water efficiently. These substances have many small spaces where water molecules can be trapped, allowing for effective absorption.
A good analogy for a vacuole is like a storage compartment in a house where items are stored and organized. Just as a vacuole stores and regulates various substances in a cell, a storage compartment in a house keeps things in their place and helps maintain order.
They get their energy from food and water, and ultimately from the sun. The sun sends energy to the plants which transfer energy into you when you eat it or into animals when they eat it and then you get energy from the animal you eat. It is a continuous cycle. It depends if it is a carnivore or an omnivore even a herbivore a carnivore needs to hunt to get energy and remember a animal gets its energy by food. Anyway, a carnivore eats other animals so that's how it gets energy and a herbivore gets energy by eating grass and an omnivore eats meat and veggies.
No they dnt
Most maternity jeans offer drawstring waists, but some use elastic waistbands.
Adjustable waists are commonly used on pants or skirts as a way to tighten or loosen the waist size. This is sometimes done by elastic, buttons, or clips.
huggies? x
Corsets.
Wide
The plural of waist is waists. (Of course, there is only one per body.)
No. In an interview dated 16 February 2007 in the U.K. Daily mail, Parton herself addresses the rumor, saying it is false. "Small waists run in my family," she says. As she has been otherwise quite open about wearing wigs and having plastic surgery, there is no reason to doubt that she is telling the truth.
Most Zambian women wear a chitenge wrap around their waists.
No they had twine which they made into belts and tied around their waists to hold up their breeches.(pants)
Girls wear crinolines to make their waists look smaller without the use of a corset.
well a few thousands of people waist hundreds of gallons of water everyday