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Baboons
Five different species of baboons exit in the world today and all live in Africa or Arabia. Baboons are the world's largest monkeys. Like other Old World monkeys, they do not have prehensile (gripping) tails.
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A baboon looks somewhat like a monkey ,and has a pink bottom , and has hair around it's face.
What happens when you get bitten by a brown recluse spider?
Go to the emergency room immediately (putting ice on the bite area isn't a bad idea, but it is not a substitute for proper treatment). The bite of a brown recluse can cause necrosis; it's bad for an adult and can easily be fatal to an infant.
Why is sharp knife more affected than a dull knife?
Bacause the Sharp Knife has greater pressure than a dull knife.
it cuts better because it is sharper. the force exerted on it is greater than it would be if it was blunt.
The area on the tip of the blade is small meaning the pressure exerted is all at the end of the tip making it easier to use. (the force on both knives is the same)!
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When we cut any vegetable or fruit with a sharp knife suface area will be less so force applied is more and pressure will also be more (force is directly proportional to pressure). Thus,vegetables or fruits are cutted more perfectly.
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It depends a bit on what is being cut and why.
Imagine trying to cut a tomato with something really blunt, like a ruler.
It wouldn't cut, but rather crush its way through, leaving a considerable mess.
The sharper the blade, the less crushing there is, and you get nicer, more useful parts from the cut.
If you're trying to cut something that's stronger/harder than fruits and vegetables, then a blunt blade would need to be pushed a lot harder against the surface before it starts to cut. If you want to do a bit of wood carving, you might simply not be able to push hard enough to get any "bite" if the blade isn't sharp enough.
Sharp knives cut better than dull knifes because sharp knifes have a thinner blade, leaving less area to cut.
Sharp knives cut neatly, without crushing cells of the food. The sharper knives also prevent cutting fingers as pressure is evenly applied and no slippage happens,
Pressure is force per unit area, sharpness implies lesser area (that makes the contact). Hence, in case of sharper blades we end up with greater pressure which helps us cut an object more effectively.
You can relate high pressure to concentrated force. So, in case of sharper blades, this concentrated force weakens the surface more effectively and hence easily cuts through.
because the blade is thinner and its easier to cut with a thinner blade than a wider blade, it all comes down to atoms and how many atoms wide the knife it, the fewer atoms wide the knife is, the easier it will be to slice through something with it.
It's easier because a sharp knife will cut through more quickly and accurately, than a blunt knife will take longer and it won't cut very well.
Because there is less surface area in contact and the force applied is being concentrated on the less area.
The same reason that it's easier to cut an apple with a sharp knife that with a blunt knife because sharp knife is very sharp and it is easy to cut but with blunt knife it is very hard
It is said that a sharp knife is better, and safer, than a dull one because with a dull knife, you have to work very hard to cut and that usually means sawing away at whatever you are cutting. A dull knife is more likely to slip and cut you because it is not easy to cut with. A sharp knife will do the job in one swipe and not much movement.
A sharp knife has a smaller edge than a blunt knife. When dealing with fracture or tearing, a smaller edge means cutting a smaller area. On a molecular scale this means breaking fewer bonds, and less energy to separate the object into pieces.
The sharp edge is the thin edge. The thinness is important because it needs to be thin to get between the molecules to 'cut'. The blunt edge is too thick to do this.
Because the knife is sharp.
Why is this question categorized in baboons?
If you apply 10 lbs of pressure on a blunt knife, the pressure's spread over the area of the knife which is in contact with the meat, where as the sharp knife has a much smaller area, making the same pressure localised, allowing cutting to be done much easier.
Maybe because its sharp
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A sharp knife has a smaller area on the edge of the blade, so you get a higher pressure with an equal amount of force. This means you can puncture the skin of a fruit with less force if you use a sharp knife.
What was the first month on the roman calendar?
The very first calendar established by Romulus the founder of Rome and its first king (the calendar of Romulus) only had ten months: March to December (Martius to Decembris). The month was called Decembris because it was the tenth month. The name is derived from decem, the Latin for ten.
The second king of Rome, Numa Pomplius, introduced a new calendar (the calendar of Numa) and created twelve months by adding Ianuarius and Ferbuarius (January and February). The year still started in March and December remained the tenth month.
Baboons are rapacious scroungers and will eat any crops or small animals they find.
Can you trust your gut feelings?
yes you can.i should have listened to mine not so long ago and i would NT have ended up in the mess that i did.my "gut feeling"was telling me something about some one and i choose to ignore it but infact i was right all along.go with it what ever it is telling you,its seldom wrong.call it a sixth sence! i chose to ignore mine because i did NT want to believe that what it was telling me was true but the truth comes out eventually
Can you explain the structure of bug life cycle?
The Bug life cycle consists the following stages
1)New
2)Open
3)Assign
4)Test
5)Reopened or Rejected or Differed
6)Verified
7)Closed
1)New : When the Bug is detected by the tester it is in the new stage.It is not still approved by testing lead.
2)Open:If the testing lead finds the bug as genuine he assigns it to the open stage
3)Assign:The lead then assigns the code containing the bug for debugging to a developer and puts it in the assign stage
4)Test:The software developer may debug the code and send it back to testing .And puts it into Test stage.
5)Differed: The software developer may not fix the bug and instead may be of the opinion of fixing the bug in the next release .In this case he puts it in to differed stage.
Differ may be due to
a)Less time for the release
b)The bug does not have any sizeable effect
6)Rejected :Some times the Developer may feel that there is no bug or the bug that exist
will not have any effect .In this case he puts it into Rejected stage.
7)Reopened:After it is send back by the developer the Tester reopens it and tests it again.
Here the life cycle is repeated.
8)Verified: After the tester is confirmed that the bug is debugged.He assigns it to verified stage.
9)Closed:After verifying all the bugs have been debugged the life-cycle is closed.
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The colorful red butts on baboons are usually a sign that the female baboon wants to mate.
How large is the baboon brain?
A baboon's brain is approximately 8cm long and weighs approximately 140g.
What is the proper name for a group of Baboons?
It is a "congress". Seems appropriate, given what we see regularly.
Well there's really no difference of their teeth. Wolves and coyotes are part of the same branch of big wild dogs. With pictures that I found I'd say that the coyotes' teeth are a little sharper than the wolves' teeth.
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Are Chacma Baboons endangered?
yes baboons are an endangered species
According to the IUCN Redlist, of the five baboon species, four are listed as least concern, and one as near threatened. No baboon species are listed as endangered.
The original answer is not correct, as the first improvement points out. Secondly, as the improvement also implies, "baboon" is not a species, but a few species, not even all in the same genus.
What kind of cereal can baby birds eat?
It may depend on the bird, but in general, fruit and vegetables are good, and things like bread, dairy products and meat should never be given. Avocados are poisonous to many birds, as are chocolate and alcohol, so avoid those at all costs.
If it is very young, you might want to consider mashing up the vegetables to make it easier for it to eat.
From pet birds I've had in the past, I've found carrots, apples and raspberries to be favorites.
What do you call young one of a baboon?
A young baboon is called a "baby baboon." I mean, it's not rocket science. Just put "baby" in front of the animal's name and you've got yourself the answer. Now go impress your friends with that fascinating piece of information.
What are a baboon's closest relatives?
Humans and bonobos. The former shares 98.5% of genetic material, while the latter shares 99.6%. Chimps are more closely related to these two than they are to any of the other great apes, namely gorillas and orangutans.
What is the difference between a orangutan and a baboon?
i honestly do not know, why r u lukin at this anyway? u shud b workin...
How much do meerkats eat in a day?
That'd only be applicable to meerkats in zoos. And zoos will often feed animals several times a day to keep them occupied.
