Yes. It needs all its parts to survive.
The Rat’s whiskers are highly sensitive to touch, they brush over the ground, obstacles, food, and other rats. When they bend, it’s follicles send messages to the rat’s brain.
The Rat’s incisors are the four long, sharp front teeth, they use them for gnawing and for grinding food prior to swallowing it.
If they are decreased at the same time and the same amount is being taken away from them at the same time then the gravitational force would stay the same but if they are be decreased one then the other they will go back and forth
The answer is greater omentum. The omentum is a membranous twofold layer of greasy tissue that spreads and backings the digestion tracts and organs in the lower stomach zone. The omentum is comprised of the more prominent omentum which is a vital stockpiling for fat stores and the lesser omentum which associate the stomach and digestion tracts to the liver.
The blood group of AB because they are have both A and B glycoproteins on the surface of the cell
