carbon dioxide
When an animal dies, bacteria release carbon in the body during the process of decomposition.
When a fish dies, its body undergoes decomposition where bacteria and other organisms break down the tissues. This process releases nutrients back into the water and contributes to the food chain. Over time, the fish's body will be fully broken down and recycled by other organisms in the ecosystem.
Extensions of the body cavity, located between dermal ossicles, where gas exchange occurs.
Poking the eyes releases the gases which causes the carcass to sink to the bottom. This prevents fish floating attracting birds.
Insects do indeed pass gas. Animals that pass gas do so because of microorganisms, such as bacteria, which help aid the digestion of food. These organisms break down the the complex chemicals in food, into simpler chemicals that the body can then use for nourishment. Gas can be one of the byproducts of this digestive process. Insects do not have as many of these microorganisms as other animals, like cows for example, but they do still rely on these little organisms to assist the digest their food. Therefore gas is one of the natural products produced and it must be expelled from the body.
Urination releases excess water from the body. Whereas, excretion releases the body's liquid and gas waste products.
Urination releases excess water from the body. Whereas, excretion releases the body's liquid and gas waste products.
No. A healthy body releases gas, so this is perfectly normal.
You do not become lighter or heavier when you fart. Farting releases gas that was already inside your body, so there is no change in mass.
A comet is an icy body that releases gas or dust. Most of the comets that can be seen from Earth travel around the sun in long, oval orbits.
Your mother.
The decay of a body releases a large amount of horrible smelling gas, and that can seep up through a loose coffin lid.
no it just releases gas
Refrigerators can release freon.
If you boil ANYTHING, the result will be a gas.
Well it releases what it has got inside the natural gas.
No, natural gas is a carbon-based energy that releases heat when burned.