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Explanation:
1. Donkeys have smaller hoofs than horses.
2.Donkeys do have longer and thicker ears than horses.
3.Horses tend to have a long and large face than Donkeys.
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Probiotics are healthy bacteria which live in the human body, in particular in the intestines, and help fight disease. They are living microorganisms which, when ingested, have beneficial effects on the human body. The most common form of probiotic is Lactobacillus Acidophilus.
It is estimated that there are several trillion friendly bacteria comprising over four hundred species in the average human gastrointestinal tract. By body weight, each of us carries around approximately four pounds of intestinal microflora!
They counteract damage done to the body due to antibiotic use and stimulates the immune system to function better when you are relatively healthy, but when you’re sick, they can also contribute significantly to relief of health problems ranging from indigestion and diarrhea to colon and liver cancer.
Lactobacillus Acidophilus is also involved in the production of B vitamins (niacin, folic acid, and pyridoxine) during the digestive process.
Some of the ways probiotics appear to improve health include: alleviating lactose intolerance, reducing and preventing diarrhea, defending against infections, enhancing the immune system, reducing inflammation, preventing allergic reactions, and reducing chronic constipation
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Invasive species arrive inadvertently in ship ballast (both solid ballast and ballast water), on wooden shipping pallets, through canals (like the Erie Canal), as unseen 'hitchhikers' on people, animals, or boats, by escaping from agricultural areas, and by people introducing them on purpose, which is often the case .
