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Meet the Robinsons- Dinosaurs name?
Tiny.
Why does a scorpion use poison to kill its prey?
Because they have tiny arms
What eats a poison dart frog and what does a poison dart frog eat?
a certain type of snake eats it and poison dart frogs eat plants and insects.
Did man walk the earth with the dinosaurs?
No, when dinosaurs were around, the only mammals at all were little tiny animals that looked like shrews.
Tiny cells that are killed when a person smokes?
Nerve cell
Was the dinosaurs called apatosaurus a meat eater or a a plant eater?
Apatosaurus was a plant eater, or herbivore. They were huge, four legged dinosaurs with long necks, tiny heads, and whip-like tails.
Did black oil come from dinosaurs?
No, black oil was formed from plankton and other tiny organisms 300 million years ago. Dinosaurs appeared around 270 million years ago.
Does a Platypus only shoot poison at prey or at everything?
Platypuses do not shoot poison. They only inject poison into predators which threaten or attack them. Platypuses do not use their poison on their prey, as they feed on tiny crustaceans and larvae that live on riverbeds and pond beds. They locate these ctreatures via sensitive electroreceptors in their bills.
Why should a tiny amound of poison to be used?
A tiny amount of poison can be used in controlled settings, such as rat traps or insecticides, to effectively eliminate pests without posing a significant risk to humans or the environment. This approach helps target and eliminate specific pests while minimizing collateral damage.
What is the prefix of toxic?
pon
What does the acronym TTX stand for?
There are multiple answers for this and here are all of them in order by popularity: Tetrodotoxin (poison from a puffer fish), Teletex, Table Top Exercise, Tiny OS Technology Exchange, TrueType to XML, and Tube Type Transmitter.
What is a type of tiny insect?
a ant.
