<span>Osteomalacia is the disease known for softening of bones in adults. This is often caused by a vitamin D deficiency. This disease in children is known as Rickets which is more severe. Some symptoms to look out for are muscle weakness, body pains, and fragile bones. This deficiency is sometimes caused by a lack of sunlight or in some cases, diet.</span>
Supine would be the position because the patient is laying on their back with their face/neck facing up.
The answer should be by sweating.
When the temperature increases in the body, it's unlikely for the body to shiver. The body cools off with water that excretes from sweat glands so that you won't get overheated. Goosebumps (for temperature purposes) are only formed when the body is cold; the same goes for the hand strands standing up.
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Not really sure about the human part but I know that most captive born predators die if they are released most likely because they have no wildlife instincts
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