Answer: There are several problems associated with handling of the squid.
Explanation:
Squid is a deep sea creature which becomes enormously big in size and difficult in handling in artificial water body or aquaculture.
It consumes and requires huge amount of food in the pre-larval stages typically phytoplankton and it becomes difficult to provide such food to them.
The maintenance of temperature, and salinity for the squid in aquaculture is difficult.
The sticky arms of the squid adhere to the surface of tub or human handler making it difficult to handle and can be poisonous to humans too.
This would be an example of negative feedback because the body isn’t trying to surpass a set point. It’s trying to maintain the amount of food in the stomach at that point.
Solar Nebula
Solar Nebula is based on a LAW of physics called “the conservation of angular momentum”
It indicates what elements is composed by and how many atoms of one element are linked to the other.
For example, this is the formula for table salt is:
NaCl
The formula indicates that table salt (sodium chloride) is composed by sodium (Na) and chlorine (Cl) on a 1:1 ratio.
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