How butterflies self-medicate1. de roode notes that animals besides humans self-medicate. from your own knowledge of animals, wh
at are some ways that domestic pets like cats and dogs self-medicate?2. de roode mentions a risk in using man-made medicine when treating certain pathogens. what is that risk?
From my own knowledge that domestic pets like cats and dogs they self-medicate that they put a monarch in a big cage. Non-medicinal plant on one side and medicinal on the other side, then next is to measure the number of eggs which the monarchs lay on each plant.<span> <span>The risk of using man-made medicine the time of treating some pathogens is that pathogens they keep on evolving and a lot of developing drugs are losing their efficacy and we have to find great ways to discover drugs which can use against our diseases. Ways in which we can eat some kinds of milkweeds to help monarch survive are transmitting the parasites when laying eggs and sixty-eight percent of the eggs which are laid are medicinal</span></span>
In cold climates, the amount of snow on the ground may decrease even if the temperature stays below zero degrees Celsius. The process that best explains <span>this event is B. sublimation. </span>
Well CO2 levels are high , and that’s a shift in their reaction. so i suppose when the person is sleeping their CO2 levels are lower so if there is an answer asking if it’s lower then press that if not i don’t know i’m sorry :/. if you ever need anything else DM me lol
