Cats can purr for various reasons, using the soft rumble as a way of communicating and as a form of self-soothing or even healing. This is why cats will often purr when they're injured, or after a stressful event.
Nodding your head would be the right answer. hoped this helped!!:-)
Answer: idk dude I’m trying to find out this one too but no one is helping
Explanation:
First, she should wash her hands. Then get some ointment to put on it. Lastly, she should put a band aid on it.
The right answer is Joints (or ligaments more precisely).
Muscle is the contractile structure that produces strength. It has components that allow it to be shortened to create what is called a muscle contraction.
The joint is junction of two parts of the skeleton allowing them relative mobility.
The ligament is an elastic structure that stabilizes the joints. It therefore attaches from one bone to another.
