Some species of elephants can have skin up to an inch thick. A rhinoceros and a hippopotamus can also have very thick skin. These are all pachydermatous animals (meaning, "thick skinned").
All animals do except for jelly fish-like animals...
These animals are called pachyderms. The root words are pachy which means thick, and derm which means skin.
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First, you will need a picture of the animal you choose to diagram. Then, label the most important, easily seen parts of the animal.
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The worlds most endangered animal now is the black Rhino,native of southern and eastern Africa, the population of these beautiful creatures has declined by 90%.They are mostly killed for their horns and other body parts which is believed to be of medicinal value.
Most of them are the same,if we are talking about mammals.
What animal are you talking about. I don't see a picture or name of an animal.
quite possibly the Elephant
First, you will need a picture of the animal you choose to diagram. Then, label the most important, easily seen parts of the animal.
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All parts of a living animal body are important. However, most animals can not live without a head.
the mighty ant it has the most body parts in the world
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What do you mean by 'major' and by 'parts'? by major are you referring to size, importance to the survival of the animal or most consumed parts?
your body defends most of your parts of your body
An inch of skin is an inch long. Skin is continuous and has an area and volume.
The animal with the most cells in their body have the most mitochondria.
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