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The Difference Between
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What is the meaning of puppy love?
It is the preliminary infatuation that one feels towards the opposite sex as soon as one steps into puberty and becomes aware of one's sexuality.
"Puppy love" is a temporary mental stage in life that usually passes off once the 'teenage' phase of life is over.
"Puppy love" has nothing to do with 'real love' which is a much deeper feeling among two people of the opposite sexes that develops over a number of years of continuous association, both physical and mental. well boys usally act somewhat different around girls they like, sometimes they laugh alot and they wont look you in the eye and try not to smile if they do not look you in the eye. and they talk about how stupid stuff is and you can tell if they laugh a lot when you are around. just try to see how they act around other girls and if they act different around you in a good way they like you! Good Luck
What is the age difference between birds and humans?
Nobody really knows yet.
There are some birds around which were ringed over 50 years ago.
80 to 100 years.
a cockateel bird lives for 30 to 35 years of age.
How are polar bears different from camels?
People can ride camels and use them to carry goods, if a person tried that with a polar bear the person would probably be eaten.
How do you tell the difference in male and female karp fish?
-Males have longer and more "flowing" tails and fins
-Females are less bright in color than males, as males use their vibrant color to attract mates; however, do not use this as the only indicator of gender... I've seen plenty of unimpressively colored males.
-Overall, females tend to look more "stubby" than males, meaning that they have short and stockier stature, and shorter fins.
HOWEVER, whether male or female, ALL BETAS SHOULD BE EXPECTED TO FIGHT. Betas are highly aggressive with one another, and are territorial. A period of mating is not an exception, and can still result in an injured fish.
As a general rule, one beta will be healthier NOT sharing its life with another beta.
If your main concern is about your beta's happiness or you wonder whether it is lonely, ask me for more information about things you can add to a beta's tank for recreation (such as an air pump, live plants, structures to hide in, etc.). There are quite a few things that can very much add to your beta's quality of life.
What is the name of one similarity between algae and plants Name one difference?
They do not have roots, stems, or leaves
Edited answer:
Algae come under primitive plants as these ahve varity of forms ranging from unicellular to multicellular colonial and filamentous and have undifferentiated body.
What is the difference between a squariel and chipmunk?
Chipmunks are about half the size and live in more mountaines regions they also usually have a white and black stripe down the entire length of their body and tail
What is the difference between dolphins and pigs?
The only thing they have in common is that they are both mammals. Dolphins are carnivores, raccoons are omnivores; dolphins live in the salt water ocean, raccoons live on land; dolphins are hairless, raccoons have a thick coat of fur; dolphins have fins to swim in water, raccoons have four feet with which to walk, hunt, scavenge, and dig roots and burrows. The racoons best adaption is how well they get along living beside humans and have learned to exploit human habitats, dolphins do not do this.
What is the difference between an Aussie and a Kiwi?
Aussie: Native of Australia. Kiwi: Native of New Zealand.
It should be noted that a Kiwi is not a native of New Zealand. The native people of New Zealand, the Maori, find it offensive to be termed "kiwis". Kiwi are small, flightless birds. The term is sometimes used for the non-native people of New Zealand, but never for the native peoples.
What is different of frogs and toads eyes?
Yes and no depending on which frog ,normally if the frog is poisonous their eyes are big so they can defend their selfs better,And if they are normal frogs There about as big as your pinky nail
Is an arachnid a bug or an insect?
The biological classification of arachnid includes spiders, mites, and some other spider-like creatures; they are not insects although they do have a resemblance to insects (however insects have 6 legs while arachnids have 8 legs). Arachnids can be considered to be bugs. Bug is a loosely defined term.
What is the difference between elephant and mammoth tusk?
The cross-section of proboscidean tusks reveal natural grain lines, called "Schreger lines." The angle at which these lines meet each other can be measured - if it is an angle less than 90 degrees, it is a fossil mammoth tusk. If the lines meet in more than 100 degrees, then it is an elephant tusk.
Are the wings of a bat and the wings ofa bird an example of convergent evolution?
Although bats and birds are both vertebrates, they evolved flight separately. Bats move the air with thin skin rather than feathers. And the bones in bat wings reach the wingtip, while birds have short wing bones and long flight feathers..sorry if i havent answered your questions properly im only 12..:) but hopefully you would have learned something
Difference between dogs and wolves?
a dog is a house pet and a wolf is a wild animal that is endangered. but the are related in some way ..
A dog is usually a harmless pet, And a wolve is a wild beast.
A dog is actually a subspecies of the Grey wolf (canis lupis). In other words, dogs are basically domesticated Grey Wolves.
Dogs are domestic and descended from wolves, while wolves are wild and don't have such diverse breeds.
A dog is domestic and a wolf is wild and cannot bark, but only does quiet barks when wanting attention or when afraid. Wolves are hard to tame and are aggresive mostly.
When most people say "dog, they mean the domesticated variety, that we make our pets. The wolf is a canine. The wolf is almost always in the wild, with wild habits. Some of those habits do show up in our domestic pets.
What are the differences of cnidarians and echinoderms?
Cnidarian
- Radial symmetry
- No body cavity other than gastrovascular cavity
- diploblastic - 2 primary layers ( endoderm and ectoderm )
- Unique stinging cells
- One opening to digestive track
- Hydrostatic skeleton based on gastrovascular cavity
- more primative
Echinoderm
- Radial Symmetric adults, Bilateral larvae
- Deuterostome developed coelom
- Triploblastic - 3 primary layers ( endoderm, ectoderm and mesoderm)
- Unique water vascular system
- Complete digestive track
- calcareous endoskeleton, supplemented by water vascular system
- More derived
What is the difference between mammals and platypuses?
A dog does not have a bill equipped with electroreceptors, but a platypus does.
A dog gives live birth, but a platypus reproduces by laying eggs.
A dog has teeth; a platypus has grinding plates.
What is the difference between mammals and dinosaurs?
Crocodiles and dinosaurs are both classified as types of Archosaur but they are on different branches and therefore different groups.
The biggest, most obvious difference is that crocodiles walk on sprawled limbs that stick out the side of the body whereas dinosaurs walk on erect limbs held below the body.
In actuality very few dinosaurs look anything like crocodiles. Some dinosaurs are bipedal, some fly (birds) even most the quadraped dinosaurs dont look like Crocodiles.
The most crocodile looking dinosaurs are probably the herbivorous ankylosaurs. These are covered in scales, armor and have a low profile. But even these don't really look like crocodiles.
Not all dinosaurs are covered in scales. There are some groups which are covered in feathers. All crocodiles are covered in scales.
These days mesozoic dinosaurs are generally thought to be warm blooded. Modern day dinosaurs, the birds, are also warm blooded whereas crocodiles are cold blooded.
Rather than use mesozoic dinosaurs, which are sadly extinct, why not use modern day dinosaurs and ask the question: What is the difference between birds and crocodiles? Some of the the differences should become more aparent.
What is the difference between a frog and a crayfish?
Crayfish live in the water, dragonflies dont. crayfish have pincers & gills, dragonflies dont. Dragonflies have wings, crayfish dont. dragonflies start life a a larvae, crayfish dont.
What is the difference in male and female peacock?
Among Peafowl, a male is a Peacock, and a female is a Peahen. This is a sexual and nominative difference. The cock is flamboyantly plumed; the hen is less so. There is usually a size difference as well.
How do you tell a male seagull from a female seagull?
The male has a noticeably large left ankle with golden rings.
Is there a difference between galloping and running?
A gallop is faster then a canter, but technically it is just longer... The front legs of the horse are placed farther in front of them, which does make them go faster, but most horses will only do this if they are naturally very eager to run (i.e. A race horse) or are very scared.
What are difference between analgesic to antipyretic?
analgesics reliefs pain while antipyretics reliefs fever
Yes, they are ovoviviparous, their young are born premature (for example, they have no legs) and need extra. They move to the placental pouch, attach to a teat, and complete their growth.
What are the differences between intensive farming and extensive farming?
Generally speaking, the main difference is in the amount of labor involved. Organic farming typically takes more labor to produce the same kind of crop as in intensive farming, due to the lack of industrially-produced pesticides and fertilizers. While there are organic pesticides and fertilizers, there is not the wide variety and efficacy of products as for intensive farming. So hand labor must be used to counter the effects of pests, and to apply the larger volumes of organic fertilizer.
The two methods are not exclusive. Vegetable farming for instance is a form of intensive farming, regardless if it's organic or conventional farming. Greenhouse farming even more so, as you will grow several crops on the same plot within the year.
Some partisans of organic farming argue that philosophically, green houses are too artificial, requiring extra heating and lighting, to qualify as organic, but organic farming is a business, and if a farmer can beat the competition by having its produce on the market earlier in the season, it helps sustain the farm and organic farming, and it also reduces importations from sunnier countries, say from Spain if you farm in France, which is also a goal of organic farming (local products).
What are 3 differences between a duck and a duckling?
THE SIZE go to a pond you might find the answer
