Ammonia is a toxic substance that can cause illnesses in animals. For this reason, ammonia must be eliminated from their bodies.
Yes, bumble bees do urinate. They eliminate waste through a small opening near the end of their bodies called a "cloaca." Urination helps bumble bees regulate their body temperature and maintain their internal balance.
Answer:Every "animal" poops. and gross why would u ask that.
Large animals need a respiratory system to efficiently supply oxygen to all cells in their bodies and remove waste gases like carbon dioxide. The larger the animal, the more cells it has that require oxygen, so a dedicated respiratory system is essential for meeting their metabolic demands.
both endothermic and ectothermic animals must regulate their body temperature
there are many thigns that you can do: and it kind of depends and the animals environment and habits.....
Tunicates are invertebrate marine animals. These animals have very simplistic or lack an excretory systems and must eliminate nitrogenous waste through the diffusion of ammonia through their tissues. A sea squirt is a tunicate.
Vertebrates have the same waste-disposal problems as invertebrates. They must deal with the very toxic ammonia their bodies produce, and most vertebrates must expel wastes while conserving water.
Animals in the desert are no different from animals that do not live in deserts. Their bodies produce liquid, solid and gaseous waste that must be removed if the animal is to survive.
Vertebrates have the same waste-disposal problems as invertebrates. They must deal with the very toxic ammonia their bodies produce, and most vertebrates must expel wastes while conserving water.
Yes, bumble bees do urinate. They eliminate waste through a small opening near the end of their bodies called a "cloaca." Urination helps bumble bees regulate their body temperature and maintain their internal balance.
To eliminate the possibility of hidden or unknown variables the scientist must a control experiment.
When the animals breathe in nitrogen it goes into their bodies so when they die and decompose the nitrogen they breathed in is now in the soil and also when they fertilize on the land.
Nitrogen must be in the form of ammonia (NH3), nitrate (NO3−), or nitrite (NO2−) to be used by living organisms. These forms are essential for synthesizing amino acids and nucleotides, which are critical for proteins and genetic material. Plants typically absorb nitrate and ammonium from the soil, while animals acquire nitrogen by consuming plants or other animals.
In the sense of the ammonia molecule itself, no it is not an organic molecule, you must have C-H bonds to be considered organic. NH3 (ammonia) however is involved in organic chemistry as a reactant or product. Nitrogen is a vital component to life, NH3 can be produced by nitrogen fixing bacteria; part od the nitrogen cycle. This can then be taken up by plants to stimulate growth. Plants are taken up by animals including humans to help our growth. So yes ammonia is needed for life and in this biological sense it is 'organic'.
Anhydrous ammonia is standard, commercial grade ammonia. The term "anhydrous ammonia" emphasizes the absence of water in the material. Because ammonia boils at -33.34 °C, the liquid must be stored under high pressure or at low temperature. Aqua ammonia is another name for ammonium hydroxide, a solution of ammonia in water. This is the household ammonia offered in stores and used in some cleaning products.
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Animals must maintain a stable environment because if they do not and there are to many changes in the body. Diseases are caused and they animal may die.Because if this balacne is lost the animal can't survive very long.