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A springbok can't run as fast as a cheetah but can run further because of its breathing how does that work?
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What does Breathing like a picadored bull mean in figurative language?
A picadored bull is a bull that had its neck muscles lanced as part of a bullfight (to keep its head lowered), which further enrages the bull. A person (often more than one) who lances the bull is called a picador. After it is lanced and gets angrier, it is called a picadored bull.So metaphorically, this would be heavy breathing, coming in ragged snorts.
Why does daisy draw further and further to herself?
more far
Analyze and describe the strategy for responding to accidental injuries such as insect bites and stings?
1.move to a safe area to avoid further harm. 2.wash the area with mild soap and water to help preventinfection. 3.if the victim was bittin by a venomous spider or scorpion and begins to have trouble breathing or shows other signs of a servere reaction, call 911
Why do pigs enjoy being in mud?
Pigs enjoy being in mud because it is a way to cool down and it also acts as a sunscreen for them. Further, it gets rid of parasites that might be bothering them.
What animals are in the cat family?
With respect to North America that are present or were present in recent times and are listed. Mountain Lion Bobcat Lynx Jaguar Ocelot Margay Jaguarundi
Is it true raven stopped cheetah girls because there was cat fights between them?
No Raven stopped the Cheetah Girls because she wanted to further her singing career away from Disney. Which didn't work out for her obviously...
Why do you breath uncontrolably when you cry?
When you cry, your body's sympathetic nervous system is activated, leading to an increase in heart rate and respiratory rate. This can lead to rapid, shallow breathing, making it feel like you are breathing uncontrollably. Additionally, crying can cause physical tension in the chest and throat, further affecting your breathing patterns.
Head tilt position for adult and a child and a baby for performing rescue breathing?
Tip the head back further for an adult.
How did the Cheetah survive the ice age?
The cheetah didn't necessarily "Survive" the ice age it was actually barely affected by the effects of the Ice age. although its further back cousins acinonyx Pardinensis (Giant cheetah) when extinct due to competition with many predators. Apparently cheetahs were widespread across the word and then died out except in a tiny part of Africa. A 99% wipe-out is hardly surviving well.
Can cheetahs eat any type of bear?
The Atlas bear was North Africa's only native bear that survived into modern times, but is now considered to be extinct. As the cheetah is found further south, I doubt they would have ever met. Though the cheetah is a carnivore, an animal as big and powerful as a bear would be too much for the rather lightweight cheetah to tackle.
What risks are associated with the open biopsy method of lung biopsy?
Possible complications of an open biopsy include infection or pneumothorax. If the patient has very severe breathing problems before the biopsy, breathing may be further impaired following the operation.
What do plant need to make photosynthesis?
Sunlight and CO2 Further answer Plants don't make photosynthesis. It's a process. It's like asking, how do you make breathing.
Which part of Japan is colder Hokkaido or Kyushu?
Yes, Hokkaido is because its further north. But Kyushu is warmer because its further South :).
Does morphine depress the respiratory system?
Morphine can and does have an effect on breathing. The effects vary from each individual. A lot depends on a persons weight and the mg's taken and tolerance. What one can take safely could completely stop the respiration of another person.
How can an employee with byssinosis avoid further damage?
Reducing exposure is essential. Any worker who has symptoms of byssinosis or who has trouble breathing should transfer to a less-contaminated area.
Why does an earthquake get weaker as you move further away from the epicentre?
This is because the waves fade as they get further away from the epicentre.
How many Cheetah species are left on the planet?
There are five living subspecies of cheetah, but the differences among them are very small. And this though some investigators argue that there isn't enough of a difference in the genetics of these cats to justify any subspecies at all. Skin grafts between cats "take" easily and are not rejected, and this suggests an extraordinary similarity in the DNA of these creatures. Further, some studies point to genetic bottle-necking of this cat at the time of the last ice age.The debate continues, and may never resolve, but the five subspecies often cited are:- Acinonyx jubatus jubatus, the type subspecies, from southern Africa- A. j. hecki, the West African cheetah- A. j. raineyii, from East Africa- A. j. soemmeringii, from Central Asia (probably extinct)- A. j. venaticus, from southwest Asia and India (today, only a remnant population lives in Iran)There is a form called the "king cheetah," which is a genetic mutant form that has a different arrangement of spots. They have larger spots, stripes, and spots that merge into swirls and stripes. The king cheetah is not a separate species or subspecies, but just an odd color form that shows up from time to time in the cheetahs of southern Africa. For more details and other information, use the link to the relevant Wikipedia post.There are five living subspecies of cheetah, but the differences among them are very small.i thinc thers 2 speacies ov chetahFive, but four of them are extinct now. Acinonyx Jubatus is the only living species of cheetah left. There is no difference in species between a cheetah and a king cheetah, a king cheetah is just a small mutation.- Cheetah - King Cheetah *^The King cheetah is not really a kind but was created by a rare genetic mutation*
