No, it is unlikely that a single piranha could completely consume a human in five minutes. While piranhas are known for their sharp teeth and scavenging behavior, their ability to consume flesh and bone depends on several factors such as the size of the piranha, the size of the human, and the circumstances of the encounter.

A plant-eating mammal that lives under the sea is commonly known as a sea cow or a manatee.

Yes, a female dog can be the alpha dog in a pack. In certain situations and social dynamics, female dogs can exhibit dominant behaviors and establish themselves as the leader. However, it ultimately depends on the individual dog and the specific circumstances.

Pseudopodia that are broad and used for locomotion and engulfing food are called lobopodia. These are typically large and rounded extensions of cytoplasm that enable amoeboid cells to move and capture prey.

No, a bear is an animal and does not experience human emotions such as love. Bears are solitary creatures that typically form social bonds with other bears for survival and reproductive purposes. They do not have the capacity to love humans or develop romantic feelings towards them.

While humans have a more advanced cognitive ability for language acquisition, animals like dogs have a different anatomical and physiological makeup that limits their capability to produce speech sounds like humans. However, dogs can still learn and understand human language to some extent through training and conditioning behavior. Communication between humans and dogs mostly relies on non-verbal cues, body language, and vocalizations.

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Studies of animal behavior and reactions can be applied to human psychology in a number of ways. This knowledge is used to decipher some of the human behavior patterns. Animals like apes are a good study species that can fit in properly in human psychology.

No they rebuild every year. They will also choose sites where not much building in required such as old lamps, shrubs, even in plant pots or abandoned nests of other birds

Controlling growth, dispersing seeds, and eating predators are ways in which bugs help plants. For example, bugs that are not invading or swarming in response to environmental stress and that are not natural enemies (such as aphids) may eat just enough to contain -- and not permanently damage -- development while acting as natural controls on "bad bugs" (as in the interaction between beneficial ladybugs and harmful mealybugs) and natural supports for the next generation by spreading pollen or seeds.

it depends on what animal it is, if its nocturnal e.g. bat then they will be more active at night than they are daytime, but if they are not nocturnal they will be more active at daytime than night time.

the sun provides vitamin D this is the reason why you see animals bathing in the sun so they can get enough vitamin D to support their body.

Amphibians living in very cold places hibernate during winter. This keeps their bodies inactivate since they live on stored food in their abdomen. Amphibians living in hot places estivate to keep their bodies inactivate. When the conditions in their environment become favorable, they come out from their resting places.

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He was directly or indirectly responsible for most of the Mission stations n California, all named after saints or religious angles- From San Francisco to the Cityof the Angels itself- Los Angeles. San Luis Obispo, for example named after St.Louis the Bishop, San Rafael, anyhow most of the to-be major cities in California were founded by the exploratory padre. somewhat ironically he was the probable inspiration of the comedic comc strip Brother Juniper, given to ludicrous remarks- like a group of kids touring a seismological lab- and he remarks- I FGuess the Earthquake was St>Gabriel"s Fault- double entendre- blew the horn- or of course the San Gabriel Fault iln California. so it goes. Father Serra was on the move about the time of the American Colonial period- around l776.he

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Actually, if the conditions are right, it will. The problem is, what if you lose power and the fridge goes off? What if there is a problem with the fridge and it seems to be working on the outside, but is actually not cold enough on the inside, or becomes dangerously cold? Your turtle could either awaken from its hibernation locked in a fridge with no food or escape, or would die from freezing.

All and all, do not put your turtle in a fridge. The turtle gets no physical benefits from hibernation, and it is far too risky.

The squid's ink sac empties out into the esophagus.

Stripe patterns on a Zebra are like finger prints on a human. They are all different. So, to answer your question, yes, but they are not just different between females and males, but for all Zebras.

Chipmunks have an omnivorous diet primarily consisting of seeds, nuts and other fruits and buds. They also commonly eat grass, shoots, and many other forms of plant matter, as well as fungi, insects and other arthropods, small frogs, worms, and bird eggs.

a zebra's behavioral adaptations are grazing in the grass waiting for its predator or prey to strike.

Hibernating animals are in a deep sleep and usually have slower than normal breathing, and lower body temperatures. If an animal is in a "true" hibernation state, he can be moved around, touched, and still not wake up.

the ones with sharp teeth need them to rip meat apart or defend themselves while the ones with flat teeth need them to grind up vegetation and stuff

well i know in Alaska the salmon travel from the interior of Alaska to the pacific ocean. That means from Fairbanks to the ocean, however far they choose to go in the ocean i don't know. From Fairbanks to Anchorange its about 250 miles so that should give you an idea since Anchorange is by the ocean.

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