Yes they can
A "Kitty Cat" is nothing to Zeta Phi Beta.
The beta wolf is the top challenger for the alpha position, hence his roll within a pack is to keep the alpha wolf on top of his game, or to become the alpha, himself. Vying challenges are seldom lethal or even injurious, so a beta victory usually means the alpha and beta simply swap places in the hierarchy. Since the alpha wolf retains the right to breed, the beta is quite motivated.
The Alpha dog is the leader of the pack. The beta dog is the second leader of the pack. Alpha dog vs Beta dog is these to dogs fighting, maybe for victory and possession of the leader or for food.
Quite possibly. My female beta ate my male beta, so it wouldn't be that weird if a zebra fish did. Another Answer: Zebra fish are "fin nippers" and while they can be kept in community tanks, they are best kept in groups of 3 or more. Beta fish shouldn't be kept in a community tank.
Beta fish live in rice patties.
Not exactly. The body will convert Beta Carotene into Vitamin A when it is needed. That's why Beta Carotene is the preferred and safer version of Vitamin A... you can overdose on pure Vitamin A easier than you can on Beta Carotene
vitamin A
Beta-Carotene
yes.
Beta carotene and Vitamin E can both help prevent heart disease.
Answer #1700mcg or 2300IU of vitamin AHOWEVER, it is very easy to overdose on vitamin A supplements, that's why I recommend beta carotene supplements; your body converts only the amount of beta carotene it needs into vitamin A, preventing an overdose. 5000-10,000IU of beta carotene is fine.
Beta-carotene
Beta-carotene
The body does not produce vitamin A; however the body can make vitamin A from a substance called beta carotene. Beta carotene is the orange/yellow color found in fruits and vegetables like carrots, pumpkin, peaches, apricots and sweet potatoes and is often referred to as the precurser of vitamin A or pre-formed vitamin A.
Natural Beta-carotene is used in health care in two ways: As Pro -Vitamin A, which is due to its ability to be converted to Vitamin A as and when the body requires, and as an antioxidant, which protects against cell and tissue damage by scavenging free radicals. This dual function of Natural Beta-carotene is due to the presence of Cis and Trans Beta-carotene isomers. Synthetic Beta-Carotene has only All-trans Beta-carotene. This inherent disadvantage of synthetic Beta-carotene has led many users to use Dunaliella, which is the best source of Natural Beta-Carotene with a high Cis-Trans Beta-carotene ratio (25:75).
C40H56 + O2 + 4H-----> 2C20H30O (beta-carotene) (vitamin A)
Beta CarotineBeta Carotine is related to Vitamin A in that the body can covert it to Vitamin A as needed.