Rabbits are called primary consumers, consuming plants, or in this case, grass (yes, they don't just eat carrots. In the wild they eat grass). Grass is a plant, and it depends on photosynthesis to make its own food. To make the food, it requires energy from the sun. To look more on this, look up some stuff about photosynthesis in your school science textbook. Without the sun, there would be no energy that the grass needs for photosynthesis to occur, henceforth, the grass will die. Without the grass (or any other vegetation, for that matter), rabbits will not be able to survive, since their food source diminishes and will disappear quickly. Therefore, the rabbits depend on the sun for the energy that it provides to its food source.
Also without the sun, the rabbits would freeze to death :P.
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According to gestalt principle, when an individual observe a certain motion, the neural organization immediately start to give a response as an entire field with differentiated parts and the experience would not connect the physical input in a piecemeal way.
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There are lifelong health implications, both physically and mentally, in teenagers with eating disorders. The act of binging causes digestive issues, namely massive stretching of the stomach. Purging leads to tooth decay, esophageal erosion, ulcers of the throat, stomach, and mouth. Both bulimia and anorexia result in malnutrition. Malnutrition leads to several different cardiac issues, primarily weakening of the heart muscles. It is not uncommon for people suffering from eating disorders to also suffer heart attacks earlier in their adult life than what is typically seen among adults. There are several muscular and skeletal problems noted in the same community. As the body breaks down its muscles and takes calcium from the bones, the individual is left with very little muscles, minimal strength, limited endurance, and often osteoporosis and brittle bones. Aside from the physical aspect, there is also a lifelong mental health battle. Proper treatment from a mental health professional highly skilled in such matters is extremely important.
