What animal does not have a digestive system?

Answer 1

A plant obtains its nourishment through photosynthesis. Plants are producers, so they have no need to have a digestive system.

Answer 2

Cows do have a digestive system. They are ruminants which are cloven hooved animals that have four compartments to their stomach and chew their cud. Their small and large intestine are designed to handle large volumes of material. The four compartments of the cattle stomach are the rumen, reticulum, omasum, and abomasum. After leaving the stomach the rest of digestion is performed in the small intestine and large intestine much as it is in humans and other mammals. Water is primarily absorbed in the large intestine.

Answer 3

Humans have a useless appendage connected to their large intestine called the appendix. But the question should be more concerned about what cows have in their digestive systems that humans don't, but since this question is not asking that, we'll not answer that here.

Answer 4

A cow has a ruminant digestive system. This type of digestive system is what allows the cow to digest forages as its primary source of food.

Answer 5

Flatworms have a one way digestive system. They are the simplest of the animals with one way digestive systems. Other organisms with one way systems are mammals and fish.

Answer 6

To extract nutrients and energy from their food source in order for the cow to function normally.

Answer 7

Jellyfish do not have a digestive system. They have a single opening that functions as both their mouth and anus, allowing them to consume and expel food without a separate system for digestion.

Answer 8

Tapeworms

Answer 9

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