cut in half then cut both halves in half again
Cut it in half through its centre. Then cut each half into half. You will have four fourths.
If you have half of something and you cut it in half again, you get the fraction of 1/4.
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You take a twizers and grab the body of the tick, and then you pull it out, but be careful not to squeeze it so hard so you lose the head... and then you either burn the tick or cut it in half
If you cut a tick it should die, unless the tick has stem cells in its body which reproduce new parts of the body if it is cut off, for instance if you cut of the head of a tick and it has stem cells in its body it will b able to grow that head back over time, while its head or other part of the body is growing back the body can function the same way it did before
No, a cell cannot survive being cut in half because it would destroy essential organelles and cellular structures necessary for its function and survival. Cutting a cell in half would disrupt its ability to carry out processes such as metabolism, DNA replication, and protein synthesis.
Same can and some cant
Yes, Darth Maul is a fictional character in the Star Wars series. In the narrative, he survived being cut in half and reappeared in later stories with cybernetic legs.
Yes it will
Yes. Tick heads do grow back.
No, a human cannot survive being cut in half at the waist. This type of injury would result in extensive damage to vital organs, major blood vessels, and the spinal cord, leading to rapid blood loss and trauma that would be fatal.
Contrary to popular belief, if you cut a worm in half, it will not regrow into two separate worms. The part with the head may survive and regenerate its tail, but the other part will likely die. It's not recommended to cut worms in half as it can cause harm to them.
Ticks do not like colder conditions. Put ice around the area and then poke the tick with a needle. Repeat this. After the tick has died it will be easy to cut off.
Yes but only for a short time
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